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FKP Limited Sydney to Mooloolaba Race

by CYCA on 13 Apr 2003
Final Results

IMS

Div 2

1st & 1st Overall Cuckoos Nest (Manly Yacht Club) Nigel Holman

2nd Occasional Coarse Language (CYCA) Warwick Sherman

3rd P & O Nedlloyd (CYCA) David Beak & Michael Spies

Div 1

1st Quest (CYCA) Bob Steel

2nd Intercall Ausmaid (CYCA) Alan Quick

3rd Ragamuffin (CYCA) Syd Fischer

IRC

Div 3

1st & 1st Overall Tow Truck (LMYC) Anthony Paterson

2nd – Krakatoa (CYCA) Rod Skellet

3rd – P & O Nedlloyd (CYCA) David Beak & Michael Spies

Div 2

1st – Occasional Coarse Language Warwick Sherman

2nd – Cuckoos Nest Nigel Holman

3rd – MRZ (MHYC) Philip Rowe

Div 1

1st – Quest Bob Steel

2nd – Grundig (CYCA) Sean Langman

3rd – Austmark (MHYC) Gunther Schmidt-Lindner

PHS

1st & 1st Overall Strewth (CYCA) Geoff Hill

2nd Sea Jay (CYCA) Scot Wheelhouse

3rd The Cone of Silence (RPAYC) James & Jenny Neill

Line Honours

Grundig – Sean Langman, Elapsed time of 2 days 2 hours and 45 seconds
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