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49er Open Meeting at Lee-on-the-Solent Sailing Club

by Dave Hall 15 May 2002 12:19 BST

If you had looked along the beach before the start on Saturday morning you would have been forgiven for thinking that Lee was host to some international regatta! With competitors from five Nations it was quite an international affair. Just like the other fleets Saturday was a desperate battle of wits and nerve. The fickle wind having a fight between to sea breeze and North westerly gradient air brought much frustration. Ad the tide and results on Saturday were very mixed - apart from Ben McGraine and James Perry. Fresh from the 29er class the won both races with only the local team of Malcolm Jaques and Roger Coles getting anywhere near them.

Sunday brought some real sailing conditions, sunshine and 12 - 15 knots. Paul Brotherton and Mark Asquith showed the fleet why they are one of the top 49er teams in the world by winning all but one of the races. 470 gold medalists Mark Turnball and Nick Partridge from Australia won the other race and kept a string of low point scores to give them second overall. Veterans Jaques and Coles kept there heads cool and held on to 3rd. Spare a thought for McGraine and Perry who were looking good until half way through Sunday broke their trapeze wires and had to count a DNF.

Overall Results:

PosSail NoHelmCrewClubR1R2R3R4R5R6Pts
1GBR7PAUL BROTHERTONMARK ASQUITHGLOSSOP AND DIST64111310
2AUS416MARK TURNBULLNICK PARTRIDGESYC95253116
331MALCOLM JAQUESROGER COLESLOSSC423115721
4672MIKE SPELLERPETE LINDLEYMINNIS BAY577413528
5599MARK DELLPAUL DELLTHORPE BAY1020427831
6GBR716 or 1ALEX HOPSONPHIL KENNARDBOUGH BEECH8105641233
7708BEN McGRANEJAMES PERRYHISC1193202034
8662SIMON JENKINSPAUL HARGREAVESEASTBOURNE SOVEREIGN1491482235
9RSA005GREG BARKERDIEDERIK BULTERSDATCHET11151278442
10GBR315CARL SILVERMATT SILVERLOSSC21611156943
11442ROGER GILBERTJAMES STEWARTFRENSHAM POND71181791045
12SUI682MANUELA ROTHMARC ROTHDATCHET314612151348
13GBR247LEE CHILDTREV CHILDDABCHICKS SC168109102053
14657ROB PADLEYADAM HAMPTONGRAFHAM1513201011655
15104MARK SEMPERSADRIAN STELLDATCHET1361614141158
16517ED CLAYTONSIMON MARKSGRANTHAM12121313202070
17GBR055J COATESC MUIRSOUTHPORT17201518121476
1868MICHAEL LASKOPHILLIP LASKODATCHET1832016202077
19GBR749STEVE HOPPERLEWIS WOODLANDTVYC19202019202098

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