Round one

Slow start to Skandia Cowes Week

A misty dawn greeted the 857 boat entrants on day one of the 178th running of Skandia Cowes Week. Quickly, though, the sun burnt off any lingering murk and the 1015 countdown began for nearly 10,000 competitors in the world's biggest regatta. However the wind Gods, so often the bane of Race Officers and sailors alike, had different ideas with a light and shifty breeze fading and dying across the Solent.

The resultant general postponement meant a delay of just over three hours with many competitors choosing to stay shoreside beneath glorious sunshine and clear-blue skies. Finally the gradient easterly caused by low pressure sitting over Ireland settled into the Eastern Solent producing a shifty Force 3 and racing got underway with the AP flag lowered at 1330.

Held under Triumvirate 1 (The Royal London, Royal Southampton and the Royal Thames Yacht Clubs), the Principal Race Officer, Peter Bateson and Chief Race Officer Malcolm McKeag elected to send the fleets to the Eastern Solent. Wary of the clock ticking down, Cowes Combined Clubs (CCC) sensibly elected for shortened courses with the big boats of the IRM class, for example, being sent on a course just under 16 miles in length to Mother Bank, Browndown, Clipper and Marsh on a flooding tide.

With the tide beneath the boats sweeping them over the start line, understandably there was caution across the IRC fleets and it wasn't until the starts of the ultra competitive One-Design classes such as the Hunter 707s and XODs that significant recalls were registered.

In the first start of the day (IRM) the ground was set for what will be an intriguing week-long battle as the Farr 52s jostled for position on the line. Renewing their long sailing rivalry, Peter Harrison's Chernikeeff 2 and Kit Hobday's Bear of Britain locked horns to produce a thrilling encounter. Chernikeeff 2 took a windward tidal position to get away first while Bear of Britain elected for a mid-line start. With Nick Hewson's Team Tonic snapping at their heels it was a first beat battle royale that Chernikeeff 2 edged, to steal a lead that they held to the finish, thundering down the Solent under asymmetric spinnaker to take the winner's gun by 53 seconds on the water and 40 seconds on handicap.

IRC Class 1 also produced a fantastic result with Serguei Schevtosov from Taganrog, Russia taking the class win on handicap by over five minutes after finishing in a dead-heat from the fast starting DK 46 Erivale (Mike Greville). It has been a successful European Summer for Schevtosov who has competed in both the Commodore's Cup and Cork Week before coming to Skandia Cowes Week, sailing under the banner of the UTS Sport-Club Yugtranzitservice.

The One-Designs were split today with the CCC Committee implementing Special Sailing Instruction E9 to put the Etchells, Sportsboats, RS K6, RS Elite, Sonar, Sonata, Flying Fifteen and Victory classes onto the Skandia Barge Line. With a Committee vessel operating for the day's nominated classes, the Royal Yacht Squadron line was relatively quiet until the 83 boat fleet of XODs came to start. A gaggle of around nine boats pre-empted the starting gun but as the first beat shook out, the usual suspects headed the fleet with previous Captain Cup winner, Simon Russell sailing X80 Lass, taking an early lead discounting the OCS boats. However with the tide playing havoc
amongst the XODs, it was a surprise winner in Felix (Mr & Mrs Taylor) who stole the limelight to win the Eric Hiscock Wanderer III trophy from Richard Batchelor in Carolet.

With a High Water time of 1659 and the tide beginning to turn on the Island side nearly three hours before, the slower One-Designs were always going to struggle on a day where tidal gates and eddies came into play producing, at times, massive discrepancies.

In the highly competitive Laser SB3s a 22 boat fleet hit the start line with Volvo Ocean Race CEO, Glenn Bourke, showing absolute dynamite boatspeed and technique aboard Musto to steal a five minute race win from Colin Simonds in Doolalli. The evergreen Darings, sporting 27 entries for the week, made a clean start off the Squadron and early on it was Jamie Clark's Loup Garou VIII that was making the best of the port tack gaining lanes to head the fleet. By the finish though, Clark had been overhauled by the
syndicate owned Darius (DAK 30) who took the AW Barlow Challenge Cup by a
little under a minute.

The ever-competitive Etchells fleet, starting off the barge line saw another class stalwart and Solent legend Chris Torrens score a popular win as groundings and light inshore weather off Osbourne Bay claimed their victims down the fleet.

The tide claimed it's first major scalp in the International Dragon fleet with class stalwart Graham Bailey being adjudged OCS. Chris Caws sailing Apalala made the cleanest start although he was eventually beaten into second place by David Palmer sailing Princess Jalina by a little over a minute and a half.

Last year's runner-up in the White Group overall, the Redwing Quail (James Wilson) from Bembridge on the Isle of Wight opened his Skandia Cowes Week account with a 50 second win and will be pushing hard all week to go one better than 2003. Another winner from last year back for more is Nick Emery in the National Squib Artful Dodger, who annihilated this competitive fleet by over five and a half minutes to notch an opening day win.

Overall the opening day of Skandia Cowes Week 2004 was a success with all classes save the Sigma 38s and IRC Class 6 posting results. The forecasters for tomorrow expect an increase in wind pressure as the low currently sitting over Ireland moves NNE to the west of Ireland heralding rain and a wind range of 15-20 knots with wind gusts expected at one third higher.

Skandia Cowes Week is about to come roaring to life!

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Top 10 results

Class 1 IRC
1, Follow Me (UTS Sport-Club Yugtranzitservice)
1, Erivale (Mike Greville)
3, Fidessafastwave (Peter Harding)
4, Flirt (R Mathews and J Alvarez)
5, Island Fling (Mr P F Winkelmann)
6, Chippewa (Clay Deutsch)
7, Chernikeef 1 (Tony Canning)
8, Spirit Of Jethou (Mr Peter Ogden)
9, Red Bear (Kit Hobday, Tim Louis and Nigel Musto)
10, Skandia Contribution (Iain Hall)

Class 2 IRC
1, Holmatro (Mr J J Meijer)
2, Satori (Jimmy Pahun)
3, Jump (Stewart Hawthorn)
4, Weerga (Wessel Liezenga)
5, Coldseal (SSGT S Smith MBE)
6, Maverick 2 (Dominic Chappell)
7, No Respect (Team Mayhem)
8, Joules Asterix (David Evans)
9, Deliverance 2 (Russell Hodgson)
10, White Shark (Geof Gibbons)

Class 3 IRC
1, Salvo (Mr & Mrs Peter Morton)
2, Love Shack (Tim Spalding and Gareth Lloyd-Jones)
3, Tarka (Mr Nick Jones)
4, Shockwave (Dr Nick Lutte)
5, Grand Cru II (Robin Dollar)
6, Fregatvogel (Stan & Marja Tavenier)
7, Sp (Paul Rudling)
8, Danebury Magnum (Danebury Vineyards)
9, Exocet Strike (John Dyer)
10, Scarlet Jester II (Stephen Gosling)

Class 4 IRC
1, Schueddelfrost (Dominic Horner)
2, Jacobite (Stephen James and Benedict James)
3, Eximius (Marsh Yacht Club)
4, Capitali$M (Tim Harrington)
5, Sanguma (Walmsley and Thoms)
6, Njos (Tim Octon and Chris Octon)
7, Extra Djinn (Neville Hodkin)
8, Flair IV (Jim MacGregor)
9, Two Tribes (Andrew Davey and John Hale)
10, Girlsforsail.Com Joules Jaguar (Josie Gibson)

Class 5 IRC
1, Southern Vectis Nutmeg (Francois Lognone)
2, Electra (Mike Tattersall)
3, Continental (Nigel Harley)
4, Evelyn R (Jon & Karen Yorke)
5, Delinquent (Alan Moore)
6, Beluga II (Steve Thompson)
7, Esprit (Neil Vardy)
8, Winsome (Harry J Heijst)
9, 2Xs (Aindriu McCormack)
10, Jalicia (John De Trafford and Andrew Roberts)

Class 7 IRC
1, Dick Dastardly (Badger O'Regan and Guy Nicholls)
2, Mist (Ross Elliston MPSC)
3, Mikado (Michael Briggs)
4, Celerity (Paul Mecklenburgh)
5, Whooper (Giovanni Belgrand)
6, White Mischief (Andy Hind, Mark Harris and Jim Mathieson)

Class 9 ISC
1, Impensable II (C J H Smith)
2, Drakes Drum (Terry Rowe)

1720
1, Polyphagus (Stephen Porter)
2, Twister (Andy Smith and Shaun Barber)
3, Finn M'Coul (Richard Clay)
4, Go Ferret (A McIrvine, H Alban-Davis, P Haworth and M Pearson)
5, Back 2 Basics (John Shorrock)
6, Running Guns (John Evans)
7, Premier Cru (T Richardson, J Davys and I Hall)
8, Pheonix (Mr Kevin Sussmilch)
9, Murphy & Nye (Brett Lewis and Norman Armstrong)

Beneteau 40.7
1, Love Shack (Tim Spalding and Gareth Lloyd-Jones)
2, Tarka (Mr Nick Jones)
3, Shockwave (Dr Nick Lutte)
4, Grand Cru II (Robin Dollar)
5, Sp (Paul Rudling)
6, Exocet Strike (John Dyer)
7, Scarlet Jester II (Stephen Gosling)
8, Sir Jasper II (Shephen & Anthea Weekes)
9, Unruly (Charles Bull)
10, Skandia Investment Management (Sean Muskett)

Contessa 32
1, Polar Star (Sebastian Gardner)
2, Fresh Herring (John Corden and Anne Merryweather)
3, A Toute Vitesse (Simon Cox and Patrick Maddison)
4, Blanco (R Rouse, T Vanner and D Richards)
5, Confusion (Ray Mitchell)
6, Nimbus (P M, A C M & R G Hill and D J Shurman)
7, Quest (Mr Steve Capstick)

Daring
1, Darius (Parr, Kenyon, Dunlaevy, Acland, Biggs, O'Halloran & Mitchell)
2, Loup Garou Viii (Jamie Clark, Jeremy Preston and Rupert Stratton)
3, Doublet (R E Richardson, R C E Richardson, R W G Syme and R H Laird)
4, Division Belle (Hill, Green, Sillars, Reynolds, Rawlinson and Grylls)
5, Daring I (W Ansell, R Simpson, A Neill and O Laughton-Scott)
6, Darling (Bobby Pegna, John Poncia, Carron Snagg and John Sichel)
7, Dionysus (B Huber, J Axtell, S Axtell and A Greene)
8, Decanter (Brian & Pam Saffery Cooper)
9, Dolphin (David Gower, Christopher Miers and Gwymme Lawrence)
10, Streak (Earl of Cork Orrvry, David Glasgow and Hamish Janson)

Elan 333
1, Evelyn R (Jon & Karen Yorke)
2, Beluga II (Steve Thompson)
3, Esprit (Neil Vardy)
4, Waimanu (W J N Peters)
5, Spirit Of St George (Dom Gosling)
6, Wild Blue (Peter Wykeham-Martin)

HOD 35
1, Capitali$M (Tim Harrington)
2, White Knight Of Wessex (James Neville and Mark Neville)
3, Malice (Mike Moxley)
4, Carpetbagger (Michael Ronson)
5, White Cloud (John & Alison Donnelly)

Hunter 707
1, Wolseley UK (Adrian Barden)
2, The Ant Hill Mob (Russell Mead)
3, Begorrah! (Eddie Proctor)
4, Black Sheep (James Ross)
5, Double Trouble (Howard Morris)
6, Star-Born 3 (Peter Dickson)
7, Loose Cannon (Dan Taylor, Tom Buggy, Chris Bruce and Andy Hooper)
8, Sword (Simon Law and Christopher Eddy)
9, Giraffe (Lloyd Hamilton)
10, Mr Benn (Neil Davison and Partners)

IMX 40
1, Weerga (Wessel Liezenga)
2, Maverick 2 (Dominic Chappell)
3, Exabyte 2 (Jerry Otter)
4, Runaway (Robin S Kemp)

International Dragon
1, Ecstatic (Eric Williams)
2, Princess Jalina (David Palmer)
3, Apalala (Chris Caws)
4, Tucano (Dr Stewart Coltart)
5, Stampede (Neil Payne)
6, Chowette (Len Jones)
7, Jerboa (Miss Gavia Wilkinson-Cox)
8, Virago (Peter Nicholson)
9, Caramba (Chris Brittain)
10, Flamboyant (Chris G Jago)

International Etchells
1, Best Mate (Chris Torrens)
2, China White (Andrew & George Cooper)
3, Moonlight (Mark Downer)
4, Snatch (Andrew Oddie and Justin Eede)
5, Shamal (Tim Herbert-Smith and Hugh Evans)
6, Another Dangerous Liasion (Lincoln Redding)
7, Swedish Blue (Nils and Ante Razmilovic)
8, Bushfire (Jervis Tilly and Marc Waite)
9, Maverick (Tmothy Anderson)
10, Extravaganza (Richard Ellis)

International Flying Fifteen
1, Friendly Fire (Barry Rolfe)
2, Flow (Keith Aldbridge)
3, Sea-Jay (Mr C J Ward and Mr M Winkles)
4, Affore The Week (Nick Clarke)
5, Dusty IV (Paul Wills and Tony Bedingfield)
6, Comfortably Numb (David J Peters)
7, Men Behaving Badly (Rupert & John Mander)
8, Black'N Blue (Andrew Millband)
9, Fritillary (Mike Boll and Gil McCutcheon)
10, Spectre II (Andrew Rutherford, Shelagh Duffy and Heather Rutherford)

IRM
1, Chernikeeff 2 (Peter R Harrison)
2, Bear Of Britain (Kit Hobday and Tim Louis)
3, Team Tonic (Nick Hewson)
4, Access Plus / Too Steamy (Nick & Annie Haigh)
5, I-Site (Robbie Cameron-Davies)
6, Babalaas (Edward Leask)
7, Cacharaza (Marcos Vivian)
8, Wolf (Kevin Sproul and Ben Morrison Jack)
9, Nokia (Charles Dunstone)
10, Morgan Stanley (Alex Cooper)

J-Sprit 1
1, Zelda (M Ewart-Smith and B Richards)
2, Me Julie (Richard Pursell)
3, Jazolo (Robert Shaw)
4, King Louie (Fiona & Malcolm Thorpe)
5, Joyride (Michael Jones)
6, Jahmali (Michael & Sarah Wallis)
7, Johnny Blue (Charles Ivill)
8, Marionette (C Dunning and Nick Sharpe)
9, Jezebel (Philip Swatman and Bruce Isles)
10, Beth (Guy Knight)

J-Sprit 2
1, Jam Tart (Marie-Claude Heys)
2, Vampire (David Moore)
3, Big Wednesday (Roger Mavity and Dominic Taylor)
4, Mojo (Robin & Jill Stevenson)
5, Vegas (A Dodd and R Eary)
6, Diablo-J (Gary Fry and Nick Martin)
7, J-Five (John Taylor)
8, Wild Child (Mr Jason Rolf)
9, Jambalaya (Andy Bird)
10, Slingshot (Shaun Murphy)

J-105
1, Jam Tart (Marie-Claude Heys)
2, Diablo-J (Gary Fry and Nick Martin)
3, Wild Child (Mr Jason Rolf)
4, Jambalaya (Andy Bird)
5, Slingshot (Shaun Murphy)

J-109
1, Zelda (M Ewart-Smith and B Richards)
2, Me Julie (Richard Pursell)
3, Jazolo (Robert Shaw)
4, King Louie (Fiona & Malcolm Thorpe)
5, Joyride (Michael Jones)
6, Jahmali (Michael & Sarah Wallis)
7, Johnny Blue (Charles Ivill)
8, Jezebel (Philip Swatman and Bruce Isles)
9, Beth (Guy Knight)
10, High Tension (Andrew Given)

J-92
1, Vampire (David Moore)
2, Big Wednesday (Roger Mavity and Dominic Taylor)
3, Mojo (Robin & Jill Stevenson)
4, Vegas (A Dodd and R Eary)
5, J-Five (John Taylor)

Laser SB3
1, Musto (Glenn Bourke)
2, Doolalli (Colin Simonds)
3, Skandia Passion (Jono Shelley)
4, 3 Sad Old Blokes (Jerry Hill)
5, Wee Jamarama (Will Collins and Andrew Chittenden)
6, Synchro (Royal Air Force Sailing Association)
7, Mutt'S Nuts (Nick Stuart and Richard Hill)
8, Only15Quid.Com Scenario (MinMarkToneNat)
9, Buddha'S Folly (Clive Bush)
10, Aus-3080 (Daniel Geoghegan)

Multihull
1, Carbon Tiger 2 (Brian Haynes)
2, Hyper (Mike Wigmore)
3, Gerber Firebird (John Fildes, Grant Pigett and Paul Larson)
4, Troika (Chris Hobday)
5, Sheik Yerbouti (Ian Loffhagen)
6, Tinkerbell (Roderick Walker)
7, Tancrede (Malardel Joel)
8, Dazzle (Michael Butterfield)
9, Wingover (Brian Wilkinson)

Mumm 30
1, Joules Asterix (David Evans)
2, White Shark (Geof Gibbons)
3, Monkey Business (David Wilkinson and Ian Poynton)
4, Offbeat (Ian Gill)
5, Moonshine (Jack Kelly)
6, Skandia Courage (Lucy Burn)

National Sonata
1, Sequoia (Philip Williams)
2, Argo (Charlie & Alec Russell)
3, Pizzicato (Tom White)
4, Little Scarlet (Tom Laessing)
5, Crisis (Giles Palin)
6, Fsharp (David Hunter)
7, Musette (Tim French)
8, Impro (Philip Mcdanell and Peter Andreae)
9, Woodstock (Nicholas Heppenstall and Ian Brown)
10, Barracuda (Robin MacCaw and Joe MacCaw)

National Squib
1, White Magic (David Wines)
2, Firecracker Too (Jerry Westbrook and Andrew Porteous)
3, Inky Finger (David McCune)
4, Firestreak (Sarah Everett)
5, Nan (Mr G A Smyth)
6, Scarab II (Lt Cdr P G Eddis)
7, Squidney (Michael Wilson)
8, Blue Sparkle (Paul Hardy)
9, Sparky (Ms Suzanne Eddis)
10, Kewdeethree (Mrs Margaret Barsby)

National Swallow
1, Serenade (Hugh & Miranda Kemlo)
2, Solitude (A J Lunch and A M Reid)
3, Migrant (Richard & Carol Thompson and Charles Fisher)
4, Archon (Professor Malcolm Green)
5, Skua (John Walmsley)
6, Darter (T Glover)
7, Ptarmigan (David Leon, Mimie Currey and Philip Lancashire)
8, Kingfisher (Graham Barnes and Tim Wood)
9, Spreadeagle (Robin Pullinger)
10, Avocet (Mr & Mrs J Houghton)

Prima 38
1, Coldseal (SSGT S Smith MBE)
2, Mostly Harmless (Tom Hayhoe and Natalie Jobling)
3, Fat Diva (Roger Lee)
4, Serendip (Paul King)

Redwing
1, Quail (James Wilson)
2, Lady Laetitia (William H Clegg, William F Clegg and Erik Cole)
3, Paroquet (Meri & Keith Benham)
4, Tarpon (Nicholas Wakefield)
5, Toucan (Peter & Lynne Romer Lee and Colin & Becky Samuelson)
6, Capella II (Dr J H P Cuddigan and H J P Cuddigan Esq)
7, Siskin (Thomas Montagu Douglas Scott)
8, Avocet (Rupert MacInnes, Mr & Mrs Michael MacInnes and Nicola Clegg)
9, Musicus (David Mccue and Nicholas Robertson)
10, Vera (David Swinstead and Mr & Mrs Graham Stoddart-Stones)

Reflex 38
1, Team F1S Volvo (Philippe Falle)
2, Walk On By (Keith Passmore)
3, Lightning Reflex (Rob Vandervlught and Barbera Witovet)
4, Panther (Formula 1 Sailing Individuals Team)
5, Forward Thinking (Adam Knibb)
6, Lion (Formula 1 Sailing)
7, Ocelot (Formula 1 Sailing Ladies Team 1)
8, Girlsforsail Bolly Dollies (Antonia Gripper)
9, Lynx (Formula 1 Sailing Ladies Team 2)

RS Elite
1, Ciao Bella (Peter Wareham and Mike Tong)
2, Ellanore (Anthony Penfold)
3, Fidelity (Mike Atkin, Bill Bishop, Nick Danby and John Pickup)
4, Tnt (Toby Strauss)

RS K6
1, Risque (Rob Evans and Will Evans)
2, Shaggy (Mark Darling and Jon Ironmonger)
3, Pippi (Peter Kirkby and Richard Barker)
4, Take Two (Jonathan Calascione)
5, Cru Classe (Alex & Becca Willard)
6, The Red Macgregor (Terry Wilkinson and Owain Franks)
7, Glenda Poshtotty (Paul Young)
8, Columbia (Patrick Seely)
9, Djinn (Fraser Elms)
10, Jojo (Neil Austen)

Seaview Mermaid
1, Zara (J Edwards and A Eaton)
2, Jade (C Trilley and M Smith)
3, Scuttle 62 (John Haigh)
4, Adastra (Randall Family)
5, Naomi (B Somers)
6, Sirena (A Roberts and D Rawley)
7, Amethyst (R Prest)
8, Halluf (J Baines)
9, Scuttle (Richard Davies)
10, Rosemary (E A A Gibbon)

Sigma 33
1, Honey Of Bosham (Jonty Platt)
2, Cerefe (Richard & Vickie Griffith)
3, Alexa (Ian Le Maitre)
4, Surveyor Of Hamble (Andrew Edgington and Jonathan Quick)
5, Shadowfax (Andrew Johns and David Rolfe)
6, Vela (Eddie & Helen Smith)
7, Jupa (Julian Spencer-Smith)
8, Heritage (John Dallimore and Bernard Kinchin)
9, Hooligan (Steve Sault)
10, Elandra (Bruce Cockerell)

Solent Sunbeam
1, Danny (Roger & Jacky Wickens)
2, Daisy (Mike Law and Mike Moss)
3, Fleury (John & Valerie Davis)
4, Argosy (Dick Batt and Rebecca Wickens)
5, Query (Tim Hill)
6, Jenny (Richard Kent)
7, Melody (Commander J A D Ford and R Boissevain Esq)
8, Fay (Jussie Yeats and Richard Pearson)
9, Dainty (Peter Nicholson)
10, Penny (Julian Money)

Sonar
1, Billy (D Bates)
2, Ruthless (Chris Pegna)
3, We'Re Here (Julia Bailey)
4, Dolphin (Simon Clarke)
5, Jammie Dodgers (Bob, Jen, Geo and Ben)
6, Bertie (Simon Barter)
7, Josh (Julian Scott and Pete Matthews)
8, Sonnet (Phillip Thwaites)
9, Echo (John McIntosh)
10, Biscuit (James Gibbs)

Sportsboats
1, Redshift (Edward Fishwick)
2, Abstension II (Kevin Downer)
3, Wild Thing (David S Franks)
4, Pure 6 (Rory Moore and Richard McClure)
5, Verve (Mr Chris Brooks)
6, Just Savage (Liz Savage and Chris Savage)
7, Pumper Nickel (Wolf Waschkuhn)
8, Jessica (Jeremy Smithers and Peter Barton)
9, Joker'S Wild (Michael Livingstone and Paul Lewis)
10, Nemo (Peter Henney)

Sunsail 36
1, Sunsail 11 (Galini)

Sunsail 37
1, Sunsail 78 (Williams F1)
2, Sunsail 64 (Bank of Scotland)
3, Sunsail 48 (Pall Europe Team 1)
4, Sunsail 43 (Arbuthnot)
5, Sunsail 45 (International Coatings)
6, Sunsail 60 (Grant Thornton)
7, Sunsail 72 (Barclays Corporate)
8, Sunsail 52 (Pall Europe Team 2)
9, Sunsail 71 (Polypipe)
10, Sunsail 61 (Red Funnel Team 1)

Victory
1, Zephyrus (Shaun Hopkins)
2, Zinnia (J R Lear)
3, Zephyr (Hugh Pringle)
4, Ripple (Evans, Dolan and Stone)
5, Steadfast (Roddy Bowerman)
6, Minx (D M Freeman & A Terry)
7, Variety (Janet Dee and Robert Parkin)
8, Zulu (Chris Forman)

West Solent OD
1, Arrow (Phil Plumtree)
2, Linette (Stephen Wheatley)
3, Natica (Scot Yeates)
4, Black Adder (Mr & Mrs C R Taylor)

X One Design
1, Carolet (Richard Batchelor)
2, Blue On Blue (William McNeil and Andrew Tredrea)
3, Felix (Mr & Mrs Taylor)
4, Kathleen (Mrs Fitzgerard)
5, Relaxation (Alastair Ashford)
6, Corisande (Tim Martin)
7, Moonfleet (Tim Mellery-Pratt)
8, Frivol (Mark & Peter Flanders)
9, Chartreuse (Colin McKinnon, Neil Hart and David Foster)
10, Diana (R Paton)

X332
1, Kiss (David Pinner)
2, Pittolo Bill (Ian W Smyth)
3, Elixir (Rick Waterhouse)
4, Xcentric Becrypt (Russell Beale)
5, X Parrot (Mike Garvey)
6, Dragon Fly Too (Island charters)
7, Electron V (HMS Collingwood)
8, Kinetix (Andrew Greenwood)
9, Ilex Of Upnor (Bill Scullion)
10, Peanut (Island charters)