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Fleet Division Boat Class SailNo Club HelmName CrewName Score Race 1 Score Race 2 Score Race 3 TOTAL B 2 Warrior Windsurfer 1 Parkdale YC William Grimshaw 3 2 1 6 B 2 Slugga Windsurfer 391 Parkdale Yacht Club Jude Smale 4 9 6 19 B 2 Kiss My Aft Windsurfer JMO RBYC Jason Morris 12 8 10 30 B 2 Wind up toy Windsurfer 875 BRYC Ken Williamson 15 10 19 44 B 2 Grey Grommet Windsurfer 774 SSCBC Dan Bainbridge 24 13 9 46 A 4 Comfortably Numb Sharpie 938 Mordialloc Rod Allen James Armstrong-John Randall 42 5 2 49 A 3 Rastafarian Rocket Tasar 2776 Sandringham Yacht Club Gareth Evans Laura-Jane Evans 1 29 22 52 A 3 Ridgididge RS400 1476 Sandringham Bronwyn Ridgway Bronwyn Ridgway 28 17 8 53 A 3 Not Your Ave. Rockstars Fireball 15048 Black Rock YC Heather Macfarlane Chris Payne 7 33 13 53 A 4 Morning glory Sharpie 775 Mordialloc Matt Morris Max nichols-Leroy Addison 44 6 5 55 B 2 Ajax Windsurfer 807 Parkdale YC Paul Grimshaw 25 14 17 56 B 2 Tenacious Windsurfer 488 McCrae/Parkdale Josh Baker 17 16 24 57 A 3 The Grey Ghost Fireball 15027 Frankston Phil Peverell Bruce Shand 8 38 15 61 A 4 Psycotherapy Sharpie 835 Mordialloc Grant Nichols Iman Taylor 54 4 4 62 A 3 X Tasar 2967 Hampton sailing club Jake Gunther Phil Potter 10 30 23 63 A 3 Sail a Vie Tasar 2963 Hampton Sailing Club Blaise Vinot Kate Vinot 2 28 33 63 A 3 Outback Dingos Fireball 14414 Frankston Yacht Club Glenn Peverell Bruno Lanati 19 40 16 75 A 3 Hilarious Tasar 2784 Sandringham David Taylor De Crawshaw 13 41 21 75 B 2 I'm Board Windsurfer 1388 Frankston Darrell Faulkner 16 24 37 77 A 4 Sticky Moments Sharpie 882 Sandringham Yacht Club Aaron De Fina Chris Hewitt-Marcus De Fina 51 19 12 82 A 4 Razor Javelin 393 Chelsea David Boyle Paul Newman 49 25 11 85 B 2 Fly Windsurfer 1414 Parkdale YC Luke Meyers 82 1 3 86 B 2 Lachlan Smale Windsurfer 622 Parkdale Yacht Club Lachlan Smale 31 21 36 88 A 2 Raptor RS Aero 7 2823 Chelsea Michael Eising 23 32 35 90 A 2 Thermite Impulse 555 Chelsea Dean Addison 33 35 29 97 B 2 Mobium Windsurfer 843 Parkdale YC Nick Bez 9 7 82 98 A 2 Kelpie RS Aero 7 1189 Albert SC Ron Fergusson 37 31 31 99 B 2 backwards forever Windsurfer 108 parkdale Timothy Forster 6 11 82 99 A 3 Willpower RS100 520 Royal Brighton Yacht Club David Williamson 32 49 20 101 A 2 Itchycoo Impulse 709 Chelsea William Villet 34 43 26 103 A 3 Bewitched Too RS100 439 Royal Brighton Yacht Club Mike Boswell 47 44 18 109 A 2 Miss Adventure National E 562 Elwood Sailing Club Mark Foster Joseph Picone 36 42 32 110 B 2 1533 Windsurfer 1533 McCrae Yacht Club Lachlan Vize 50 26 39 115 A 3 Ristretto RS100 242 RBYC Daniel Gorton 38 48 30 116 B 2 Onward Windsurfer 33 Parkdale Jim Kariotis 18 18 82 118 B 2 Hairy Goat Windsurfer 89 Parkdale Ashley Daff 26 82 14 122 B 2 Untitled Windsurfer 1001 McCrae Yacht Club Scott Watson 21 20 82 123 B 2 On the Run Windsurfer 318 Parkdale YC Isabella Grimshaw 22 22 82 126 A 4 Honky Javelin 375 McCrae YC Brett Williams Tim Fountain 39 12 82 133 A 4 Carbon Copy Javelin 682 Chelsea Craig Garmston Paul Fleming 45 82 7 134 B 2 - Windsurfer 25 Parkdale Gerald Nailon 30 23 82 135 A 3 Love Letters in the Age of Steam RS400 1475 South Gippsland Yacht Club Folkert Janssen Sara Janssen 82 27 28 137 A 3 Whats the story Fireball 14814 RGYC Susannah Gillam Andrew Butler 20 37 82 139 A 3 in trouble RS100 415 Chelsea Daniel Noonan 52 50 38 140 A 4 Figjam Sharpie 777 Mordialloc Robert Radnell Eliza Dalton-Fred Mulcahy 82 36 25 143 A 2 Dilligaf National E 5 Elwood Brian Clarke Martin Burd 82 34 34 150 A 2 Alchemy National E 571 Elwood Sailing Club Rick De Jong 82 45 27 154 A 2 Racer X RS Aero 7 3007 Westernport YC Simon Wilkins 35 39 82 156 A 4 Bowling For Burgers Sharpie 829 Mordialloc Marc Ablett 82 3 82 167 A 2 Tropicana Sabre 1512 Chelsea Rod Cameron 40 46 82 168 B 2 Windsurfer Windsurfer 109 DAC James Grunfelder 5 82 82 169 B 2 Old Amsterdam windsurfer 384 SYC Jurgen Heikamp 11 82 82 175 A 2 Spyderboat Pacer 3119 PARKDALE Yacht Club Darren Sherriff Kana Cooper 46 47 82 175 B 2 Shagga Windsurfer LT 186 Sscbc Mark Lloyd 14 82 82 178 B 2 Tania WS Windsurfer 423 Parkdale Yacht Club Tania Wallace-smith 82 15 82 179 B 2 Bards Windsurfer 1409 Westernpott Yachtclub Rob Barden 27 82 82 191 B 2 - Windsurfer 125 Pyc Geoff Buchan 29 82 82 193 A 4 Rage Factor Sharpie 878 Ballarat Peter Stuchbery Jon Edmondson-Jason Willis 41 82 82 205 C 5 Bobbie Weta 1298 Frankston Yacht Club Robert Harper Andrew Harper 43 82 82 207 A 2 Sabretage Sabre 1423 Chelsea Alan Barrow 48 82 82 212 A 2 Neo RS Neo Neo Chelsea Adam Pakonski 82 51 82 215 B 2 - Windsurfer 1453 Michael Abdilla 53 82 82 217 C 5 Wetananda Weta 968 Frankston YC Andrew Boyes Faye Boyes 55 82 82 219 C 5 Sola Weta 1274 McCrae Yacht Club Andrew Hoadley 56 82 82 220 A 2 Roxy Impulse 598 Chelsea Grant Parratt 82 82 82 246 A 1 Resistance Int Cadet 9559 RGYC Brendan Garner Will Garner 82 82 82 246 A 2 Quick Sticks 2 Laser Radial 193031 Chelsea Mitchell Kerr-Read 82 82 82 246 C 5 theotherwoman Nacra 4.5 ss 606 Lysterfield Sailing Club Mark Ferguson 82 82 82 246 C 5 Squeaky Bear Nacra 5.8 1670 SGYC Russell Lurati Russell Lurati 82 82 82 246 A 3 Bail Up Tasar 2587 Mordialloc Sailing Club Andrew Dickinson Leo Dickinson 82 82 82 246 C 5 Good Weta Best Weta 1219 Frankston Peter King 82 82 82 246 B 2 Windsurfer 307 Stephen Caleo 82 82 82 246 B 2 Sea Tiger Windsurfer 13 SYC Riley Page 82 82 82 246 B 2 Windsurfer 111 Marlay point Jeff Anderson 82 82 82 246 B 2 Shark bait Windsurfer 181 Parkdale Yacht Club Peter Monkhouse 82 82 82 246 B 2 Griswald Windsurfer 187 Sscbc Tonia Grimshaw Lloyd 82 82 82 246 B 2 Reach Around Windsurfer 378 SYC Justin Page 82 82 82 246 B 2 Molly the Wally Windsurfer 835 PYC Grant Berry 82 82 82 246 B 2 Jumpstart Windsurfer 886 PYC Hamish Berry 82 82 82 246 B 2 - Windsurfer 1465 Pyc James Shelton 82 82 82 246 B 2 Bottyburp Windsurfer 1555 PYC/SYC Darcy Disney 82 82 82 246 B 2 Bad Boy Windsurfer Q9 Pyc Quentin Grimshaw 82 82 82 246.
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