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Lovig/Douglas Take Out Hobie 16 Class

by Di Pearson on 23 Jan 2003
The final day of the Commonwealth Sailing Championships started at 12.00pm today on Port Phillip Bay.

Robbie Lovig/Glen Douglas finished with a 6-2 result today, dropping their 6th placing to take out Hobie 16 class by two points, with a finish of 14. Lovig is a former World Youth champion in this class and has made the transition to adult competition in this class and the Tornado, without much trouble.

In a series in which the top three finished closely, Shayne Brodie/Loren Gough (FIJ) finished 2nd overall with a 2-1 result, from Steve Fields/Kieran Browne (Vic) who had a 1-3 finish.

Breeze on the course off Sandringham Yacht Club, the host for the Championships, was in the 8-12 knot range at 180-195 degrees.

Eight Hobie 16’s competed in the Inaugural Commonwealth Sailing Championships, this number is expected to double for the next event in 2006.

Final Points:

1. Robbie Lovig/Glen Douglas 14

2. Shaye Brodie/Loren Gough 16

3. Steve Fields/Kieran Browne 17



For full results and information go to the official website at: www.sailmelbourne.com.au
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