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Skandia Cowes Week - Day 2 Results

by Cowes media on 4 Aug 2008
Daring fleet in a down wind start on day two Skandia Cowes Week 2008 onEdition http://www.onEdition.com

Despite the miserable weather this morning, for the start of the second day of Skandia Cowes Week, there's plenty of wind to keep competitors on their toes.

The 83-strong Laser SB3 fleet had spectacular start downwind, downtide from the Squadron line and amazingly there were no recalls. Yesterday's winner Jerry Hill and team on 3 Sad Old Blokes had a good start and, sporting the winner's pink spinnaker, an idea taken from the yellow jacket in the Tour de France, flew to the front of the fleet once again but was unable to keep up with match racing champion Ian Williams on Pindar who, at the finish, had a 1 min 17 second winning margin over the Sad Blokes.

Meanwhile young Fred Warren-Smith, the youngest helmsman here at Skandia Cowes Week is giving the seasoned Squib sailors a run for their money. And the XODs, the final White Group fleet, has just started at 1250. Stuart Jardine on Lone Star is in the lead.

Jon Powell and his super-hot team on Betty have made a big impact in the Hunter 707 fleet with two straight wins after two races. Powell from Warsash Sailing Club last sailed the boat in Skandia Cowes Week four years ago and hasn't had it on the water since because he's been racing his J/24.

Skandia Cowes Week 2008 - Leading positions, Day 2

Class Zero IRC
1, Ran (Niklas Zennstrom)
2, Alegre (Andy Soriano)
3, Henri Lloyd (Robert Lutener and Martin Elwood)
4, Rio (Charles Dunstone)
5, Panthera (Benny Kelly)
6, Stay Calm (Stuart Robinson)
7, John Merricks II (Volvo RYA Keelboat Programme)

Class 1 IRC
1, Spirit Of Minerva (Michael Collier)

Class 5 IRC
1, The Project (Andy Budgen and Freddie Schwyn)
2, Persephone Of London (Nigel Goodhew)
3, Light (Robert Denning)
4, Pavlova III (Max Walker)

Class 8 IRC
1, Little Emily (Richard Oswald)
2, Hobby Horse (Mick Fawcett)
3, Kymata (Tony White)

1720
1, Alltalk (Neil Angel)
2, Inflexion 1 (Christian Hamilton)
3, Crescendo (James W Flynn)
4, Rogan Josh (Powell, Bertelsen and Sutherland)
5, Boondoggle (Marcus, Radar, Al, Andy and Mate)
6, Go Ferret (Peter Haworth)
7, Angel (Jeremy White)
8, Premier Cru (Tom Richardson)

Beneteau 40.7
1, Amey Love Shack (Tim Spalding and Gareth Lloyd-Jones)
2, Beechwood Homes (Gareth Williams)
3, Healthsure (Peter Newlands)
4, Hw Corporate Finance (Charles Whelan and Richard Hall)
5, Incognito (Paul Mcnamara and Tony Lowe)
6, Rafiki Team Hotwatch (Sir David Clementi)
7, Skandia (Russell Farrington)

Contessa 32
1, Blanco (Ray Rouse, Peter & Richard Vanner)

Daring
1, Dauntless (G Peckham and M Carver)
2, Dashing (P Bown, G Brooks and B Edwards)
3, Double Knot (John Hackman)
4, Darius (Parr, Dunleavy, Kenyon, Briggs, Wirgman, Eddings, Tew & Caws)
5, Decanter (Jamie Clark)
6, Derring Do (Peter Scott)
7, Destroyer (Brian Hardy, John Leask and Charlie Platt)
8, Dolphin (David N Gower)
9, Dreamer (Lavinia Perry)
10, Audax (Mike Bilbo)

Dragon
1, Aimee (Julia Bailey)
2, Rumours (Len Jones)
3, C'S Toy (Tillmann Wiese)
4, Troika (Rob Gray)
5, Ecstatic (Eric Willams)
6, Norbert (C Brittain and D Grindley)
7, Njord (Owen Pay)
8, Jerboa (Gavia Wilkinson-Cox)
9, Asa (Ben Hancock)
10, Seafire (David Crabb)

Etchells
1, Arbitrator (Graham & Stephen Bailey)
2, China White (A Cooper and M Powell)
3, Esprit (Robert Elliott)
4, Pale Tide (Ian Law)
5, Mayhem (Geof Gibbons)
6, Blue Genes (Jeremy Turnage and Peter Rogers)
7, Moonlight (Mark Downer)
8, Sileve Elva (Thomas Alexander)
9, Bodacious Barnicle (Garth Britton)
10, Desperate (R Tyrwhitt-Drake and J Nichols)

Flying 15
1, Men Behaving Badly (Rupert Mander)
2, Fflux (Gavin Tappenden)
3, Ffuraha (Mike Boll and Gil McCutcheon)
4, Black (Nick Clarke)
5, Ffloozie (Adam Cowley)
6, Firebolt (John Washington)
7, Fifty Fifty (Andrew Millband)
8, Sea Jay (Colin Ward)
9, Ffreefire 20 (Sam Chan)
10, Double Trouble (Andrew Rutherford)

Hunter 707
1, Betty (Jon Powell)
2, The Ant Hill Mob (Russell Mead)
3, Mad Dog (James Hayward)
4, Sparkle (Paul Curtis)
5, Tequila (Dr Miles Dalby)
6, Double Trouble (Howard Morris)
7, Flying Low (Angela Roshier)
8, This Is Jeff (Harry Hall)
9, Miss Moneypenny (Stuart Howells and Tom Clayton)
10, Lutine Belle (Lloyd's Yacht Club)

J/Sprit
1, Joe 90 (Dunacan Mcdonald and Charlie Wise)
2, Trion (Michael Deeny)
3, Jeopardy (Richard Watney)
4, Jolene (Geoff Payne)
5, Mojo (Jill Stevenson and James Bacon)
6, Shades Of Blue (Ed Holton)
7, Who'S To No (Richard Sparrow)
8, Fay-J (Paul Griffiths)
9, Bojangles (Derek Copeman)
10, J'Ronimo (Taylor, Orton and Greenhalgh)

J/80
1, Savage Sailing Team (Liz Savage and Chris Savage)
2, Againstmalaria.Com (Sebastian Ripard)
3, J'Ironise (Arnaud Rousseeu)
4, Jin Palace (James Sullivan)
5, Jevan (Rob Fox)
6, Uksa 1 (Faye Grice, Gareth Fowler and James Merrick)
7, Bjornslippy (Julian Bates)
8, Strumpet (Andy Phelps)
9, J Caramba (Neil Stevenson)
10, Jimbob (James Heath and Bob Hewson)

Laser SB3
1, Team Pindar (Ian Williams, Simon Shaw and Mark Nicoles)
2, 3 Sad Old Blokes (Jerry Hill)
3, Team Earl'S Court (Geoff Carveth)
4, Team Vw Touareg (Jono Shelley)
5, Eric (Martin Wedge)
6, So! (Simon Osgood)
7, Chilli Chaser (Ian Southworth, Nigel Smith and Sean Dwyer)
8, Grey Goose (Bruce Huber)
9, D3 (Colin Simonds)
10, 3467 (Nigel Grogan)

Multihull
1, Carbon Tiger 2 (Brian Haynes, Keith Bliss and Martin Harvey)
2, Buzz (Phil Cotton)
3, Team Eberspacher (Ben Goodland, Mike Yates, Steve Mitchell and Jeff Mearing)
4, Triptych (Mike Wigmore)
5, Velox (Grant Kelly)
6, Freebird (George Burn)
7, Chimera (Norman Ferguson)
8, Ivan 32 (Vitaliy Beliakov)
9, Time Raider (Werner Victoor, Koenraad Coelus, Eddy Maes & Bernard Bossuyt)

Ondeck 65/68
1, Spirit Of Juno (Miles Wise)
2, Spirit Of Diana (Stefan Berry)
3, Spirit Of Isis (David Watson)
4, Western Australia (Les Paterson)
5, Hull And Humber (Juan Coetzer)
6, Liverpool (Brendan Hall)
7, Singapore (Ali Lewwllyn)

Quarter Ton
1, Great Bear IV (Graham & Victoria Hetherington)

Redwing
1, Goose (Major Nick Woolgar)
2, Lady Laetitia (Willie Clegg, Rory James-Duff and Billy Clegg)
3, Skua (R F Morrison)
4, Capella II (Mr Hugo Cuddigan)
5, Redstart II (Mrs Jonathan Peel)
6, Snowgoose II (Robin & Heather Culpan and Ray Lippiatt)
7, Musicus (David McCue and Nicholas Robertson)
8, Harlequin (M A Alexander and J N Raymond)
9, Red Gauntlet II (A E V Robertson and J P J Robertson)
10, Toucan (Peter & Lynne Romer Lee and Colin & Becky Samuelson)

RS Elite
1, E'Tu (Steve Powell)
2, Duel (Mike Dawe)
3, Rs Sailing.Com (Martin Wadhams)
4, Tnt (Charles Nicholson)
5, Eclipse (Ian Andrew)
6, Ciao Bella (Mike Tong)
7, Ellanore (Andrew Christie and Peter Ritchley)

Seaview Mermaid
1, Cynthia (Ben Few Brown)
2, Sheen (John Sandiford Haigh)
3, Dragonfly (Anthony Ward and Anthony Eaton)
4, Naomi (A Roberts, D Rowley and D Stevens)
5, Ad Astra (A Neill, A Browning and D Ives)
6, Jade (Willl Caws and John Betchley)
7, Scuttle (Jamie Nimmo and John Turner)
8, Scuttle 62 (Richard Ambler)
9, Halluf (The Randall Family)
10, Zara (Matthew Kavanagh)

Solent Sunbeam
1, Daisy (Dr Mike Moss and Mike Law)
2, Fay (Mr Richard Pearson and Mrs Jussie Yeats)
3, Danny (Roger Wickens)
4, Emily (M Glaister, N Pople and N Timberlake)
5, Fleury (John & Valerie Davis)
6, Penny (Julian Money)
7, Dainty (Peter Nicholson and Mike Hollis)
8, Comedy (Barry Sampson)
9, Little Lady (Gayle Palmer)
10, Honey (Bill Dickson and Graham Colbourne)

Sonar
1, Bertie (Simon Barter)
2, Whatever (Barry Byham and Roger Boxell)
3, Repost (Bates and Bowen)
4, We'Re Here (Richard Bailey)
5, Jenny (Simon Clarke and Ken Newman)
6, Discovery (Paul Blowers)
7, Blew Bayou2 (Kerry Gruson)
8, Disco (Ed Suckling and William Rome)
9, Sinful (Kevin Berry and Chris Girling)
10, Dolphin (Chris Driver)

Sportsboats
1, Fer De Lance (Glyn Locke)
2, Abstension II (Kevin Downer and Grah
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