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Antigua Sailing Week 2000 - Day Three

by Editor 4 May 2000 08:05 BST

  • After 3 races local yacht "HUGO" and Jim Dolan's yacht "BRAVO" level with 5 points each in contest for Racer/Cruiser Non-Spinnaker Class.
  • Close 4 way fight for lead in Racer/Cruiser II Class bewteen "SPLASH TANGO" (7 pts), "TEMPTRESS"(9 pts), "AIN'T MISBEHAVIN" (14 pts) and "SAGA" (15 pts).
  • Sayonara wins 3 in a row in Big Boat Class.
  • Antigua & Barbuda Broadcasting Services launches extensive coverage of ASW 2000 with first of 5 live TV News broadcasts from Nelson's Dockyard.
  • Race ends back at Falmouth Harbour.

Day Three Race Winners: 

Racing Big Boat        Sayonara
Racing II              Who's Yo Daddy
Racing III             Lost Horizon II
Racing Sport Boat      Double Trouble
Racer/Cruiser I        Encore
Racer/Cruiser II       Temptress
Racer/Cruiser III      Aine of Fahan
Racer/Cruiser IV       Missi Lee
Racer/Cruiser Non Spin Hugo
Cruising I             LeJon
Cruising II            Budget Nautique
Bareboat I             Seac Banche
Bareboat II            Ti Goyave
Bareboat III           Milos
Bareboat IV            Naradella III
Bareboat V             Belle Isle

First in Fleet after 3 Races:

Racing                 Sayonara
Racer/Cruiser          Encore
Racer/Cruiser Non Spin Hugo/Bravo
Cruising               Taratoo
Bareboat IV            Naradella III

More Information: sailingweek.com

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