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International 14 2018 Australian Championship at Darling Point Sailing Squadron - Day 1

by John Graham 7 Jan 2018 05:33 GMT 5-12 January 2018
Givin' it some Grunt - International 14 2018 Australian Championships - Day 1 © John Graham

There was a light ESE for the first race that shifted left just before the start, requiring an AP and re-laying of the course. Short, two windward and returns saw the first boat, Mark "Meaty" Krystic, finish in just under 20 minutes ahead of David Hayter, with Roger Blasse in third.

The second race saw similar conditions. An ENE of maybe up to 10-12 knots, with most crews two-wiring. "Meaty" won again in a longer race in just over 42 minutes - four windward and returns, from Dave Alexander, with Roger Blasse in third. Fleet number at 19.

Lindsay Irwin entered, but had to cancel due to appendix problems. The weather is looking like being much of the same for the next few days. An ESE early shifting left after midday, as a NE sea breeze looks likely. Starts have been rescheduled to 1330 AEDT to hopefully get a breeze in by then. Tuesday is a scheduled lay day.

Results after Day 1:

PosFleetBoat NameSail NoHelmCrewClubR1R2Pts
1stVICToo late to stop nowAUS656Mark KrsticJames LanatiBRYC112
2ndSAAlexander SailsAUS672David AlexanderCameron McDonaldASC426
3rdQLDWang WangAUS677David HayterTrent NeighbourDPSS246
4thVICDo you get it yetAUS657Roger BlaseAndrew GilliganBRYC336
5thVICRon JeremyAUS644Chris VaughnMatt BalmerBRYC6511
6thWAThe Jolly RogerAUS645David BramleySteve WaltersPDSC5611
7thVICGivin' it some gruntAUS649Greg CouttsJason CloseSYC7815
8thWASnatchAUS626Cortney MaharElliott Mahar18 footers league81119
9thWAStealthAUS670David LuggPhil VancePDSC10919
10thVICBlack ParrotAUS638Ben StrongJames PattersonSYC91019
11thWACarbon Comet IIAUS662Luke DevineMarcel BucekPDSC121224
12thSAMonkey WrenchAUS653Brec MittonJordi OakleyASC111425
13thVICJokerAUS676Anthony AndersonDan VaughnMcYCDNS726
14thQLDRoger RamjetAUS650Craig PadmanDerik LayfieldRQYS131326
15thVICArgoAUS674Stuart VickeryFreya VickerySYC151530
16thNSWCST CompositesAUS651Ron ScherwiniskiGreg DixonBRYC14DNF31
17thVICPTGAUS667Phillip TomamichelGeoffrey TomamichelFYC161632
18thQLDZuluAUS648Adam SymsDaniel FarthingBRYC17DNF34
19thVICBack in BlackAUS669Robert VickeryAaron VickerySYCDNFDNS37

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