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Fireball World Championships after 6 races

by Editor 23 Mar 2000 10:11 GMT

DJ Edwards now holds a huge lead of 22 points over nearest rival Ian Pinnell.

PosNatSail NoHelmR1R2R3R4R5R6Pts
1GBR14708DJ Edwards00160303
2GBR14701Ian Pinnell831238325
3AUS14603Robin Inns102281401042
4THA14519Damrongsak Yongtim3131910145.745.7
5GBR14593Steve Goacher5.714108132250.7
6GBR14685Steve Morrison218131310852
7AUS14651Garrath James24190155.71958.7
8GBR14629Angus Hemmings1215215.7152067.4
9GBR14546Kevin Hope18103118121370.7
10AUS14722Peter Inns275.75.716192571.4
Other British Placings:
14GBR14684Dave Wade57281817211295.7
16GBR14620Vince Horey162423241829105
17GBR14705Penny Gibbs221615304024107
18GBR14645Andy Smith141726332231110
19GBR14660Nigel Potter352917232826123
21GBR14716Jeremy Davy153224342444129
23GBR14624Paul Cullen402127293027134
29GBR14446Michael Rayner203541422638160
37GBR14524Philip Popple394545473439202
38GBR14714Dave Allinson384342395748210
39GBR14723Mike Whitehouse474147413945213

More Information: fireball.org.au/Worlds

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