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Class Rating Band Flag 29/07/2017 14:36 C = IRC IRC Z TCC 1.275 ROYAL OCEAN RACING CLUB Divisions: Class Rating Band Flag 29/07/2017 14:36 C = IRC IRC Z TCC 1.275 and above Pennant 0 2H = IRC Two Handed IRC 1 TCC 1.101 - 1.274 Pennant 1 C40 = Class 40 IRC 2 TCC 1.051 - 1.100 Pennant 2 60 = IMOCA 60 IRC 3 TCC 1.004 - 1.050 Pennant 3 ENTRY LIST ALL YACHTS M = Multihull IRC 4 TCC 0.850 - 1.003 Pennant 4 2017 Rolex Fastnet Race V = VOR65 Multihull MOCRA, all TCF Pennant 8 22/07/2017 Max Sail No. Yacht Class Division TCC Crew Owner Sailed By Type Colour AUS 11111 Cqs Z C 1.900 E 28 Ludde Ingvall Supermaxi White/blue USA 25555 Rambler 88 Z C 1.853 E 26 George David Canting Keel Sloop Silver RUS 1 Monster Project Z C 1.667 21 EcoNautics Racing InternationalYacht Club Sopot - MateuszVolvo Kusznierewicz 70 Dark Blue - Yellow CHI-11 Sanya Lan Z C 1.663 21 Harm Prins Volvo Open 70 White / Orange / Green GBR 115 X Nikata Z C 1.651 33 Tom Brewer J/v 115 Custom Grey GBR 100 Artemis Ocean Racing Z C 1.602 17 Artemis Ocean Racing Mikey Ferguson IMOCA 60 Blue GER 7111 Varuna Z C 1.575 E 16 Jens Kellinghusen Ker 56 Black GER 7323 Milan Z C 1.528 E 19 Uwe Lebens Stp 65 White GBR 715 R Pegasus Of NorthumberlandZ C 1.497 E 15 Ross Hobson Open 50 4.19 (03) Blue NED 8313 Aragon Z C 1.456 E 22 Nicolas Lecarpentier Marten 72 Grey NED 8501 Oz Z C 1.437 18 E.W. Tailwind B.V. Mikhail Agafontsev Open 60 White GBR 4945 R Maverick Z C 1.406 E 13 Quentin Stewart Infiniti 46 R Silver GER 5676 Outsider Z C 1.401 E 15 Bo Teichmann Elliott 52ss Grey FRA 43534 Libertalia - Team Jolokia Z C 1.399 18 Jean-francois Levasseur Volvo 60 Red And White NED 51 Tonnerre 4 Z C 1.388 E 15 Piet Vroon Frank Gerber Ker 51 Black FIN 1 Tokio II Z C 1.386 18 Risto Saarni W 60 Blue USA 50009 Privateer Z C 1.385 E 15 Ron O'Hanley Scott Innes-Jones Cookson 50 Grey GBR 301 Challenger Z C 1.371 18 Christopher Stanmore-major Whitbread 60 Black/ Orange NZL 35551 Crusader 35 Z C 1.361 E 8 Anthony Leighs Anthony Leighs and Jeff BlueElliott 35 Ss Black FRA 45001 Bretagne Telecom Z C 1.355 13 Nicolas Groleau Mach 45 White USA 60006 Venomous Z C 1.354 17 Windward Sailing Derek Saunders Carroll Marine 60 White GBR 521 R Bob Z C 1.317 E 15 Stephen Durkin Andy Middleton Farr 52 Grey GER 6300 Haspa Hamburg Z C 1.307 E 15 Hamburgischer Verein SeefahrtTorben Muehlbach Jv 52 Custom Red GBR 6255 N Lady Mariposa Z C 1.296 E 13 Daniel Hardy Ker 46 White NED 17001 Van Uden Z C 1.285 E 13 Van Uden Holding B.V Gerd-jan Poortman Ker 46 Blue GER 1375 Aquis Granus Z C 1.277 E 15 Robert Rohde Lutra 52 Marlin Blue GER 1375 Jalapeno Z C 1.277 E 15 Dhara Thompson Robert Rohde Standfast Dark Blue Class Total: 27 GBR 4921 R Ino XXX 1 C 1.267 E 11 James Neville HH42 White ITA 17001 Ars Una 1 C 1.255 15 Vittorio Biscarini Mylius 15e25 Blue Page 1 of 12 Printed: 14:40 hrs Max Sail No. Yacht Class Division TCC Crew Owner Sailed By Type Colour GER 7400 Latona 1 C 1.250 E 16 Mr Joh. W. von Eicken Benjamin Hub Swan 56 R Blue RP 45 Katsu 1 C 1.240 E 12 Alan Hannon Richard Fearon Rp 45 White KOR 5555 Sonic 1 C 1.240 E 12 Kwangmin Rho Gp 42 B&c Black GER 5500 Broader View Hamburg 1 C 1.239 E 16 Hamburgischer Verein SeefahrtErik Nicolaysen Andrews 56 White GBR 9353 T CV 3 1 C 1.236 21 Clipper Ventures Andrew Woodruff Clipper 68 White With Black & Red Letters POL 18855 Selma Racing 1 C 1.236 13 Artur Skrzyszowski Reichel Pugh 48 White GBR 741 R Hooligan VII 1 C 1.234 E 10 Edward Broadway Ker 40 Black GBR 8652 R Sunsail Events Albatross II 1 C 1.228 E 19 UKSA Richard Tarr Farr65 White SWE 15 Matador 1 C 1.226 E 12 Jonas Grander Elliot 44 Cr White GER 6000 Walross 4 1 C 1.217 E 16 Claus Schaefer Norman Gruchow Nissen 56 White NED 8778 Bucket List 1 C 1.214 E 13 Dennis Maijer Farr 45 White GBR 809 Lutine 1 C 1.209 E 16 Lloyd's Yacht Club Gavin Stanley X 55 Grey GBR 8871 R Challenger 1 1 C 1.208 21 Tall Ships John Farndell Challenge 72 White GBR 8872 R Challenger 2 1 C 1.208 21 Tall Ships Matt Booth Challenge 72 White GBR 8873 R Challenger 3 1 C 1.208 21 Tall Ships John Farndell Challenge 72 White GBR 8874 R Challenger 4 1 C 1.208 21 Tall Ships John Farndell Challenge 72 White GBR 4545 R Nature 1 C 1.208 E 13 Zeezeilschool Scheveningen Farr 45 Magenta GBR 4512 R People 1 C 1.208 E 13 Zeezeilschool Scheveningen Team Spitfire Farr 45 Magenta NOR 15500 Norxl 1 C 1.207 14 Andreas Gottschling Xp 50 White GBR 2289 L Catzero 1 C 1.204 21 CatZero Daniel Watson Challenge 72 White GBR 6889 R Keronimo 1 C 1.199 E 10 Andy Williams Ker 40 White GBR 1180 X Gallivanter 1 C 1.195 E 10 Tor McLaren Mat 1180 White AUS 7742 Kialoa II 1 C 1.195 E 22 Patrick Broughton David Sawdon S & S 73 Classic #1713White FRA 38757 Phosphorus II 1 C 1.170 E 12 Mark Emerson A13 Grey GER 6003 Pogo 2 1 C 1.166 10 Markus Seebich Class40 White/light Grey GBR 3758 L Glatisant 1 C 1.165 10 Dirk Hoffmann-Becking Pogo 12.50 White GBR 917 R Andrasta 1 C 1.164 E 10 Henry Bateson Iceni 39 White GBR 4669 R Pata Negra 1 C 1.164 E 13 Giles Redpath Baraka Sailing Team Lombard 46 Light Grey FRA 36907 Aloha 1 C 1.163 10 Maurice Benzaquen Pogo 1250 White AUT 15764 Visione 1 C 1.163 11 Nikolaus Knoflacher Ilc 40 White GBR 86 Maverick 5 1 C 1.159 E 11 Dominic Chappell Swan 42 Club Blue FRA 9506 Lady First² 1 C 1.156 E 14 Jean Pierre Dreau Grand Soleil 50 2.97White FRA 43769 Baradoz 1 C 1.155 10 Xavier Bellouard Pogo 12.50 Dove Grey GBR 4321 R Oystercatcher XXXI 1 C 1.151 9 Richard Matthews Alec Fraser Humphreys H39 White GBR 8248 Incisor 1 C 1.145 13 Windward Sailing Cowes Race School – JamesCorby Gair 45 White GBR 759 R Eclectic 1 C 1.143 E 13 Colin Campbell Azuree 46 Bronze GER 11 Hotspot 1 C 1.138 E 8 Markus Renz Soenke Bruhns M34 White GBR 50 L Avatar 1 C 1.135 14 Jack Pringle First 50 White LAT 909 Orange Mecanix2 1 C 1.134 E 12 Maxime de Mareuil Xp 44 2.65 Sport White FRA 36780 Warhorse 1 C 1.133 14 Nicolas Gourio First 50 Grey Page 2 of 12 Printed: 14:40 hrs Max Sail No. Yacht Class Division TCC Crew Owner Sailed By Type Colour GBR 1665 Desperado Of Cowes 1 C 1.130 19 Richard Loftus Swan 65 White GER 6960 Imagine 1 C 1.124 E 10 Holger Streckenbach X 41 White GBR 562 R Night Owl II 1 C 1.124 E 10 Edmund Hall Mat 12 White Sides And Black Bow FRA 346 Lann Ael 2 1 C 1.118 10 Didier Gaudoux Jna 39 Grey GER 4858 Big Easy III 1 C 1.117 13 Addi Bauer Swan48 Blue GBR 236 R Erivale III 1 C 1.117 E 10 Michael Greville Ker 39 Blue ESP 10315 Stamina 1 C 1.117 E 10 Michel Peretie MMW40 White FRA 43857 L'Ange De Milon 1 C 1.116 11 Jacques Pelletier Milon 41 Blue BEL 4701 Moana 1 C 1.115 E 13 François Goubau Mathieu Goubau First 47.7 Blue GBR 907 R Palpatine 1 C 1.114 11 Simon Marshall Tom Marsh Stimson 42 White FRA 43867 Albatros 1 C 1.113 20 Valdo Dhoyer Challenge 67 White GBR 2277 L Impulse 1 C 1.113 13 Pure Latitude Sarah Rossiter X46 White GBR 851 R Cracklin Rosie 1 C 1.107 E 10 Steven Anderson Corby 40 Red GBR 8633 R Jings 1 C 1.107 E 12 David Ballantyne J/133 White GBR 720 R Assarain IV 1 C 1.104 E 12 Angus Bates J/133 White CHI 5711 Equinoccio 1 C 1.103 17 Martin Westcott Swan 57 White FRA 43799 Grain De Soleil 6 1 C 1.102 10 Svilarich Nicolas Vismara 40 Beige FRA 36777 Codiam 1 C 1.101 11 Jean Claude Nicoleau Loday Nicolas Grand Soleil 43 White Class Total: 60 GBR 2784 L A'Assifa 2 C 1.100 13 Steve Capstick First 45 White GBR 8191 R British Soldier 2 C 1.100 10 Army Sailing Association Andrew Britton X-41 White GBR 4947 R Lisa 2 C 1.098 E 12 Nick & Suzi Jones Michael Boyd First 44.7 Light Grey AUT 255 Godspeed 2 C 1.097 E 10 Peter Steinkogler X 41 2.50 White GBR 5811 R Jagerbomb 2 C 1.097 E 8 Paul Griffiths J/111 White GBR 1239 L Cassiopeia 2 C 1.096 E 11 Dominic Buchholz Fast 42 Black BEL 11111 Djinn 2 C 1.096 8 Sebastien de Liedekerke Beaufort J/111 White GBR 4081 L Julia 2 C 1.096 15 Richard Neocleous Louie Neocleous Oceanis 55 White GBR 7122 X Juno 2 C 1.093 E 10 Christopher Daniel J/122e White SUI 4777 Kali 2 C 1.093 13 Benedikt Clauberg Beneteau First 47.7 White FRA 38568 Pintia 2 C 1.092 12 Gilles Fournier / Corinne MigraineGilles Fournier J/133 Blue GBR 2311 L Zephyr 2 C 1.092 E 13 Marinos Pappas First 45 Light Grey GBR 4809 N Bella Nove 2 C 1.091 13 Nick Maddalena Swan 48cr 2.40 White GBR 724 R 40 Love 2 C 1.090 10 East Anglian Sea School Peter Smith First 40 Grey FRA 9602 Fauve 2 C 1.090 12 Yann Chevallier Dufour 44 White Blue GBR 5650 T Emma Claire 2 C 1.089 14 Mark Williams Grand Soleil 50 White NED 6169 Elke 2 C 1.086 E 10 Frans & Carla Rodenburg Frans Rodenburg First 40 White GBR 970 R Jua Kali 2 C 1.086 E 11 Performance Yachting Andras Bakody Grand Soleil 43 White GBR 4778 R Eh01 2 C 1.085 13 Global Yacht Racing Dong Qing First 47.7 White GBR 8405 R Olympia's Tigress 2 C 1.085 E 10 Susan Glenny / Tigress Sport Susan Glenny First 40 White And Black Page 3 of 12 Printed: 14:40 hrs Max Sail No.
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