Farr 40 Worlds

Paradise Island in November for the competitive owner-driver fleet

One design, one champion, one watch. That’s what the 2002 Rolex Farr 40
World Championship promises when it comes to the spectacular Atlantis Resort, on Paradise Island in the Bahamas on November 13-16.

25 highly pedigreed racing sailboats, 40 feet long and identical in design to each other, will sport nine-man teams of the world’s very best sailors.

The prize after four days and ten races is the world championship crown, the World Cup and a coveted Rolex timepiece.

The fleet includes the top players from the US circuit, such as Jim Richardson's Barking Mad and John Coumantaros' Bambakou with entries from Japan and Australia. Notably there are few from Europe - only Nerone and Norwegian Steam are currently entered along with British boats Katanga and Assegai.

Entries

	ASSEGAI	Christianakis/Hunt
USA51581	BAMBAKOU	John Coumantaros
USA50955	BARKING MAD	Jim Richardson
	BOTTADICULO	Arrivabene/Bocchini
USA46999	CROCODILE ROCK	Geremia/Harris
CAN 17	DEFIANT	Terry McLaughlin
AUS615	EMOTIONAL HOOLIGAN	Marcus Blackmore
USA50001	FLASH GORDON	Helmut Jahn
USA40063	GONE TOO FARR	Dave Carrel
USA46957	GROOVEDERCI	Deneen/John Demourkas
CAN141	HONOUR	Alek Krstajic
USA51695	JOSS	Owen Kratz
	KATANGA	Robin Patterson
AUS8883	KOKOMO	Lang Walker
USA40076	LE RENARD	Steve Phillips
USA40070	MORNING GLORY	Hasso Plattner
ITA1972	NERONE	Mezzaromo/Migliori
USA43770	NITEMARE	Tom Neill
NOR9339	NORWEGIAN STEAM	Eivind Astrup
USA52055	PEGASUS	Philippe Kahn
USA13131	SAMBA PA TI	John Kilroy
JPN5095	SLED	Takashi Okura
USA4040	SOLUTION	John Thomson
USA51746	VIRAGO	Stuart Townsend