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BT Global Challenge Leg One Results

by Editor 1 Oct 2000 09:28 BST

Results from Leg One of the BT Global Challenge. Logica was moved from 7th to 9th after she was penalised for using the engine during Leg One.

PosYachtElapsed TimePts
1Quadstone018d 02h 17m 55s15
2BP018d 07h 00m 49s14
3LG FLATRON018d 08h 10m 16s13
4Compaq018d 09h 16m 21s12
5VERITAS018d 12h 01m 56s11
6Isle of Man018d 12h 16m 06s10
8Spirit of Hong Kong018d 18h 29m 08s8
9=Save the Children019d 07h 47m 43s7
9=Logica018d 18h 00m 13s7
10TeamSpirIT019d 21h 46m 50s6
11Norwich Union020d 07h 25m 57s5
12Olympic Group020d 10h 29m 40s4

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