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Pinnell and Mitchell win POW Championship Week

by Gerald New on 27 Aug 2007
POW Week 2007 Renee Speak
Following on from the International 14 POW race win by Rob and Peter Greenhalgh, the overall POW Championship Week held at the Royal Yacht Squadron, Cowes, was won by Ian Pinnell and Ian Mitchell.

Winners of the classic fleet were James and Helen Middleton-Stewart sailing K935.

Final Results International 14s - Prince of Wales Cup Week 18 - 24 August 2007

Leading scores, 6 races, 1 discard (61 entries)

1 GBR1517 Ian Pinnell and Ian Mitchell 18.00pts
2 GBR1528 James Fawcett and George Nurton 21.00pts
3 GBR1527 Michael Lennon and Mike Warren 27.00pts
4 GBR1519Archie Massey and Jamie Reid 35.00pts
5 GBR1520 Katie Nurton and Nigel Ash 44.00pts
6 GBR1526 Mark Upton-Brown and Martin Gotrel 45.00pts
7 GBR1500 Douglas Pattison and Damian Ash 51.00pts
8 GBR1496 Robin Pascal and Martin Pascal 52.00pts
9 GBR1503 Andy Partington and Tom Partington 53.00pts
10 CAN592 Martin Jones and Neale Jones 57.00pts
11 GER222 Axel Reinsch and Jörn Schulze 60.00pts
12 US1168 Paul Galvez and Simon Marks 72.00
13 GBR1478 Ben McGrane and Olivier Vidal 72.00pts
14 GER100 Stefan Ritsche and Dominik Entzminger 76.00

I-14 Classic Fleet (10 entries)

1 K935 James and Helen Middleton-Stewart 8pts
2 K1156 James Vaughan and Alasdair Wilson 10pts
3 K422 Dr Ben Rogers and George Heathcote 16pts

Full results - http://www.rys.org.uk/da/59524

Photos, Renee Spaek - http://www.international14.org/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=6342

POW Week 2007 © Renee Speak
POW Week 2007 © Renee Speak

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