Wild Bull retains Australian Super 30 Championship

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Wild Bull retains Australian Super 30 Championship

by Ron Farley on 27 Jan 2001

After 5 days of racing, Regatta 2001, the Australian Super 30 Championship
and NSW JOG Championship, concluded at Port Stephens (on the central NSW
coast) yesterday.

After winning the opening Pittwater to Port Stephens passage race, Wild Bull
(Rod Skellet) sailed consistently (until the final race never finishing
below fourth), to retain its title as Australian Super 30 Champion.

In the NSW JOG Championship, Young Lion (Zac Stollznow) won the regatta
having never finished outside 3rd place. Like Wild Bull, Young Lion also won
the passage race and followed this with two further wins in races 5 & 6. It
was never a sure thing though, with Tow Truck (Anthony Paterson) being in
with a chance right till the last race.

full details at www.raceaboat.com

Australian Super 30 Championship
1, Wild Bull, Rod Skellet
2, Sanctuary Two, Peter Taylor
3, Mumms The Word, Mal Jones
4, On The Edge, Chris Tillett
5, Enigma, Stewart Lewis
6, Wildfire, John Gilder
7, Shaya Moya, Peter Ingle
8, Addiction, Peter McNamara
9, Art of War, Kyle Tyrell
10, Maximum Nuisance, Michael Grout
11, Crow Bar, Bruce Thomas
12, Wet N Wild, Stewart Hardy

NSW JOG Championship
1, Young Lion, Div 2, Zac Stollznow
2, Tow Truck, Div 2, Anthony Patterson
3, Torch, Div 1, John Engisch
4, Georgia Girl, Div 2, Don West
5, Touche, Div 2, Matt Hayes
6, Marigot Bay, Div 2, Alan Clark
7, Chilly Bin, Div 1, Alex Williamson
8, Aquasun, Div 1, David Lewis
9, Urban Guerrilla, Div 2, Chris Bowling

Ron Farley
JOG NSW
jognsw@optusnet.com.au

Regatta 2001 http://sail.pittwater.tripod.com/jog/r2001.htm
Regatta eMail contact regatta2001@raceaboat.com .

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