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PROVISIONAL COPPET WEEK 2018 ~ After 3 Races Sail Class Helm Crew Home Club Points Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race Position 344 IC Robin Wood # Llandegfedd 1 11 1 13 1 3624 Merlin Rocket Phil Mason Paula Mason Blithfield 4 13 10 27 2 606 RS400 Paul Keeling Michelle Keeling Blithfield 5 15 16 36 3 329 IC Alisdair James # Grafham Water 3 4 31 38 4 3787 Merlin Rocket Chris Martin Jamie Mason Midland 17 16 9 42 5 3749 Merlin Rocket Colin Anderson Sean Anderson Blithfield 12 25 6 43 6 1348 Osprey Oscar Chess Lisa Chess Tata 10 32 7 49 7 1631 RS500 Ian Fryett Ben Fryett Cardiff University 6 30 18 54 8 338 IC Steve Clarke # Llandegfedd 9 34 13 56 9 3695 Merlin Rocket Pete Slack Vanessa Pashke Blithfield 13 22 27 62 10 1342 Osprey Ted Lewis Lucas Boissevain Tenby 8 43 17 68 11 13769 GP14 Richard Adams George Crabtree Midland 69 1 2 72 12 1186 RS400 Daniel Jackson Jacksons Tenby 7 41 25 73 13 52425 420 Sophie Edwards DJ Edwards Tata 69 3 3 75 14 335 IC Gareth Caldwell # Blithfield 2 70 4 76 15 15132 Fireball Keith McDonald Andy Brittain Small Heath 22 36 20 78 16 1189 Supernova Tom Chadfield # Blithfield 69 2 8 79 17 1398 RS200 Paul Griffiths Julia Griffiths Saundersfoot 20 24 40 84 18 1995 Scorpion Peter Rose Igor Tenby 69 10 11 90 19 1451 Phantom Jon Nuttall # Tenby 69 17 5 91 20 5463 Solo David Pickering # Chase 69 8 15 92 21 14357 Fireball Matt Smith Freya Mason Midland 23 35 35 93 22 1005 Marauder Carolynn Smith Nick Smith Thornbury 69 12 12 93 23 475 RS400 Rhys Jones Gary Broome Tata 14 40 41 95 24 22901 Enterprise Paul Young Jan Kimber Midland 69 5 23 97 25 5338 Solo David Plester # Saundersfoot 69 Av 28 97 26 213509 Laser Martin Bower # Blithfield 69 7 22 98 27 13856 GP14 Mike Whittaker Marty Whittaker South Staffs 69 6 24 99 28 182288 Laser Robert Whitehouse # Waldringfield 69 9 21 99 29 3765 Merlin Rocket Richard Dee Nancy Gudgeon Midland 11 77 14 102 30 1161 Supernova Dave Watkins # Chase 69 14 19 102 31 13918 Fireball Lyndon Beasley Sam Frost-HuskinssonGreensforge 24 37 45 106 32 3805 Miracle Hannah Smith Tom Metcalfe Thornbury 16 52 42 110 33 2966 Graduate Malcolm Williams # Saundersfoot 15 53 51 119 34 141550 Laser Eric Ison # Arden 69 18 32 119 35 206363 Laser Radial Ben Roberts # Saundersfoot 69 19 33 121 36 3794 Merlin Rocket Julian Harms Samuel Harms Midland 21 23 77 121 37 1162 RS200 Russ Coggrave Lucy Mallory Staunton Harold 69 27 30 126 38 1207 RS Aero 9 Mark Tissiman # Saundersfoot 69 21 38 128 39 11 Icon Russell Lutwyche Nathan King Chase 69 28 34 131 40 1024 RS Feva Sam Underwood Iolo Bagnall Saundersfoot 19 50 65 134 41 174789 Laser Radial John Shoesmith # Staunton Harold 69 29 39 137 42 1403 Phantom Steve Turner # Chase 69 20 48 137 43 X78 Laser Stratos Clare Williams Michael Giles Gunfleet 18 77 44 139 44 238 RS100 Martyn Osborne # Llandegfedd 69 45 26 140 45 1336 Osprey Andrew Jenkins Rebecca Jenkins Tata 69 44 29 142 46 14844 Fireball Kath Broach Thomas Broach Port Dinorwic 69 38 37 144 47 22566 Enterprise Niall Campbell Jane Smee Arden 69 33 50 152 48 213 Europe Daniel Osborne # Llandegfedd 69 55 36 160 49 1117 Phantom Collin Spence # Chase 69 39 55 163 50 530 Musto Skiff Iain Ferguson # Blithfield 69 47 49 165 51 5097 Solo John Taylor # Bartley 69 54 43 166 52 5448 Solo Bob Cartwright # Blithfield 69 48 53 170 53 782 Laser Stratos Neil Williams Gill Williams Llandegfedd 69 42 63 174 54 4580 Solo Ralph Evans # Arden 69 58 47 174 55 151232 Laser John Pitkethly # Tynemouth 69 60 46 175 56 526/1202 RS400 Richard Voaden Stuart Caley Bartley Green 69 49 61 179 57 3700 Merlin Rocket Rob Kennaugh Andrew Prosser Midland 77 26 77 180 58 48047 Topper Ross Ferguson # Blithfield 69 46 66 181 59 151646 Laser Radial Rosie Mammatt # Saundersfoot 69 56 59 184 60 718 Contender Dave Griffiths # Saundersfoot 77 31 77 185 61 20361 Enterprise Oliver Mason Ella Mason Midland 69 62 54 185 62 293 Europe Jack Osborne # Llandegfedd 69 59 58 186 63 21100 Laser 2000 Mike Johnson Andi Way Chase 69 65 52 186 64 152548 Laser Radial Lloyd Mammatt # Saundersfoot 69 57 62 188 65 SSC2000 Laser 2000 Jo Musson Steve Roblin Saundersfoot 69 63 57 189 66 204766 Laser Jeff Townsend # ? 69 64 60 193 67 1909 Scorpion Ian Cooper Rees Cooper Greensforge 69 68 64 201 68 38032 Laser Hugh Dyer # Barnt Green 69 77 56 202 69 129 NZ Jollyboat David Morrice Esther Morrice Greensforge 69 67 67 203 70 7901 Pico Alex Farr Rupert Farr Saundersfoot 77 51 77 205 71 36260 Topper Leon Roscoe # Saundersfoot 77 66 68 211 72 1243 Leader Guy Humphrey Sarah Humprey Grafham Water 77 61 77 215 73 TBC3 Laser Alan Lambert # Saundersfoot 77 77 77 231 74 3581 Merlin Rocket Brendan O'Connell James O'Connell Blithfield 77 77 77 231 74 PROVISIONAL.
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