JJ Giltinan Championship - Exciting racing on flying machines

Sat, 16 Feb 2013

The JJ Giltinan Championship was first held in 1938 and has since blossomed - producing many champions. This event has also produced some of the world's most exciting racing for thousands of spectators who have watched the flying machines in the hands of the world's best skiff sailors.

The success of the 1938 regatta led to a second championship being staged at Auckland in 1939 when three Australian 18 footers took on the Kiwi fleet of 21 boats. Unlike the original, this contest proved to be one of the most bitterly contested in the history of the championship.

While the crowds on the foreshore were estimated at 25,000 people, it was marred by several protests, the latter of which saw the defending champion and provisional 1939 winner, Taree being disqualified. Gordon Chamberlain's Manu was then declared the winner.

Since the first regatta, the championship has always been regarded as the world's premier 18 Footer championships and many of its competitors have become world, Olympic and national champions in a variety of yachting classes.

The Giltinan Championship regatta is held annually on Sydney Harbour and provides spectators (both on the water and along the harbour foreshores) with the world's most spectacular racing.

2013 JJ Giltinan Championship Program









2013 JJ Giltinan List Of Entries

1 - Gotta Love It 7: Seve Jarvin, Scott Babbage, Peter Harris
2 - Thurlow Fisher Lawyers: Michael Coxon, Dave O’Connor, Trent Barnabas
3 - Appliancesonline.com.au: Micah Lane, Paul Montague, Tom Anderson
4 - Smeg: Nick Press, Dan Phillips, Dave Ewings
5 - Yandoo: John Winning, Andrew Hay, Jim Beck
6 - C-Tech: Alex Vallings, Josh McCormack, Peter Burling
7 - CST Composites: Howie Hamlin, Matt McKinlay, Dave Gibson
8 - Pica: James Mears, Stewart Mears, Tristan Hutt
9 - Coopers-Rag & Famish Hotel: Jack Macartney, David Witt, Mark Kennedy
10 - Mojo Wine: James Dorron, Ricky Bridges, Mike McKensey
11 - Pure Blonde: Tom Clout, Matthew Wark, Rob Bell
12 - The Black Dog: Jarrod Simpson, Euan McNicol, Grant Rollerson
13 - Asko Appliances: Marcus Ashley-Jones, Ash Rooklyn, Jeronimo Harrison
14 - The Kitchen Maker: Malcolm Page, Darren McKavanagh, Cameron McDonald
15 - De’Longhi-Rabbitohs: Simon Nearn, Keegan York, James Smithers
16 - Winning Appliances: Shane Smith, Jake Restall, Shane Dickson
17 - Yamaha: David McDiarmid, Andrew Archibald, Mark Overington
18 - Fisher & Paykel: Andrew Chapman, Tim Baraclough, Ewan Duckworth
19 - Lumix: Jonathan Whitty, James Hozack, Aron Everett
20 - Rabbitohs-Kenwood: Brett Van Munster, Kieryn Cowan, Joel Castle
21 - Haier Appliances: Pedro Vozone, Sam Ellis, James Slee
22 - Lomax Financial Group: Alexandra South, Lizzi Rountree, Saskia Tidey
23 - Team Daly: Nick Daly, John Walton, Peter Nicholson
24 - Southern Cross: Oliver Hartas, Brad Greenrod, Olly Jones
25 - Maersk Line: Graham Catley, Chris Dawson, Brad Collins
26 - Brisbane 18 Footers: Daniel Jack, Tristan Hamilton, Barry Flanagan
27 - Chad’s Angels/Bluewave: Katie Love, Christine Neville, Emma Shaw
28 - Southern Engineering Services: Adam Barnes, Ian Henderson, Gareth Collins
29 - APC: Michael Razdjowski, Ian Andrewes, tba
30 - ASCC: Murray England, Rowan Swanson, Matt Randell
31 - Events Clothing: Riley Dean, John Little, Scott Randell
32 - Bridge Marina Travelift: Kez Cameron, Adrian France, Stephen Jones
33 - Yamaha 2: Sam Marshall, Tom Peet, Ben Gladwell

Past Winners:

1938	Taree	Bert Swinbourne	Aust
1939	Manu	Geo. Chamberlain	NZ
1948	Crows Nest	Bill Hayward	Aust
1949	Marjorie Too	Tony Russell	Aust
1950	Komutu	Jack Logan	NZ
1951	Myra Too	Bill Barnett	Aust
1952	Intrigue	Peter Mander	NZ
1954	Intrigue	Peter Mander	NZ
1956	Jenny VI	Norm Wright	Aust
1958	Jantzen Girl	Len Heffernan	Aust
1960	Surprise	Bern Skinner	NZ
1961	Venom	Ben Lexcen	Aust
1963	Schemer	Ken Beashel	Aust
1964	Toogara	Cliff Monkhouse	Aust
1965	Travelodge	Bob Holmes	Aust
1966	Travelodge	Bob Holmes	Aust
1967	Associated Motor Club	Don Barnett	Aust
1968	Daily Telegraph	Ken Beashel	Aust
1969	Travelodge	Bob Holmes	Aust
1970	Thomas Cameron	Hugh Treharne	Aust
1971	Travelodge	Bob Holmes	Aust
1972	Smirnoff	Don Lidgard	NZ
1973	Travelodge	Bob Holmes	Aust
1974	Travelodge New Zealand	Terry Mc Dell	NZ
1975	KB	Dave Porter	Aust
1976	Miles Furniture	Stephen Kulmar	Aust
1977	Color 7	Iain Murray	Aust
1978	Color 7	Iain Murray	Aust
1979	Color 7	Iain Murray	Aust
1980	Color 7	Iain Murray	Aust
1981	Color 7	Iain Murray	Aust
1982	Color 7	Iain Murray	Aust
1983	Tia Maria	Peter Sorensen	Aust
1984	Tia Maria	Peter Sorensen	Aust
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