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Funding row forces crack Kiwi Star crew out of 2011 World Championship

by Sail-World on 11 Dec 2011
Hamish Pepper and Craig Monk from New Zealand racing in the Star class on Day 4 of the Skandia Sail for Gold Regatta, in Weymouth and Portland, the 2012 Olympic venue. onEdition http://www.onEdition.com

Hamish Pepper and Craig Monk will be a no-show at the first qualifying round for the 2012 Olympics in the Star class.

The Herald on Sunday reports that the crew have split, and that former Star World Champion and 2008 Olympic representative in the class, Hamish Pepper is going alone with a new crew, who does not yet have NZ Residency.

Craig Monk, while new to the Star class is an Olympic bronze medalist in the singlehanded Finn class, and an America's Cup winning grinder from the 1995 win in San Diego.

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