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Pineapple Cup results Bonkers

by Keith Taylor on 12 Feb 2001

Bill Zartler's J/130 Bonkers is the overall winner of the Pineapple Cup - Montego Bay Race. Zartler received the Governor General's Trophy at the awards ceremony at the Montego Bay Yacht Club. Zartler's 42-foot sloop also won the Robert Buhrer Memorial Trophy for the smallest boat to finish.

We wrongly reported yesterday that Joe Dockery's Carrera was the overall
winner. Carrera won the Silver Seahorse Trophy for first place in the IMS
Division. We apologize for the error.

The full awards list and detailed results of this year's event are available
from Race Coordinator Felix Hunter, Montego Bay Yacht Club, Tel:
876-979-8038, E-mail: mbyc@cwjamaica.com. The web site is:
www.montegobayrace.com

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Keith Taylor
Taylor Associates
Tel: +1 (781) 837-8833
ktolyc@compuserve.com

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