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2024 Tasar World Championships Sandringham Yacht Club, Victoria, Australia - Day 1

Pos	Bow No	Sail No	Boat Name	Helm	Crew	Club	R1	R2	Pts
1	70	2970	PIEWACKET	James Sly	Eliza Solly	SYC	1	3	4
2	81	2981	DR BEVERLY	Jonathan Mckee	Libby Johnson Mckee	SYC/CYC	3	4	7
3	48	2948	BLUEROCK	Jon Holroyd	Tom Johnston	SYC	6	5	11
4	92	2992	MAGIC ELEMENT	Rick Longbottom	Darryl Bentley	RANSA/CYC/GRSC	8	6	14
5	96	2398	DOPPIO	Stasi Burzycki	Sophia Kasper	PMYC	2	14	16
6	6	2983	SKOOKUM	Michael Karas	Molly Karas	SYC	10	7	17
7	99	2799	A TEAM	Aaron Linton	Jay Whittem	Tsc	4	15	19
8	76	2976	SKIPPY	Harrison Sly	Zara Challis	SYC	7	12	19
9	25	2969	WAC	Heather Macfarlane	Chris Payne	SYC	11	8	19
10	80	2980	MAGIC	Chris Dance	Peter Hackett	SYC	9	11	20
11	97	2994	ROCINANTE	Alyosha Strum‑Palerm	Analucia Clarkson	SYC	5	17	22
12	22	2842	MANGO CHILLI	Joshua Faddy	Paula Cummins	BSC	17	9	26
13	57	2857	ROLL YOUR OWN	Craig Mcphee	Wayne Hale	GAC	13	13	26
14	71	2871	RIDGIGIDGE	Stephen Cockerill	Sarah Cockerill	SBSC	12	22	34
15	88	2392	CRUZN	Ellie Ungar	Jackson Mccoy	CYC	18	20	38
16	103	2703	WORKING DOG	Mat Himson	Carly Potter	SYC / PMYC	21	19	40
17	24	2924	LODDON CALLING	Chas Thompson	Peter Martin	CCSC	23	21	44
18	108	2968	REBEL REBEL	Claire Medd	Simon Medd	SYC	19	27	46
19	7	2907	RUBY	Brad Jones	Allegra Jones	SYC	16	37	53
20	44	2844	BUS RIDE	David Chapman	Eliza Davis	RSYS/ SYC	15	39	54
21	75	2972	WINDFIX	Stephan Heim	Immanuel Schwickert	PbYC	20	35	55
22	83	2883	SMAC	Peter Davis	Karen Davis	RYCT	40	16	56
23	74	2984	POOKA	Derek Bottles	Becca Galfer	SYC	22	34	56
24	11	2911	ANOTHER ROADY	Peter Davies	Pia Lehtonen‑Davies	BSC	26	32	58
25	13	2913	THE HONEYMOON	Jordan Commins	Madeleine Commins	SYC	33	26	59
26	3	2903	VIVACE	Brad Stephens	Jennifer Overton	GRSC	31	29	60
27	94	2826	AQUAPLANE	Tom Cobden	Toby Clarke	AWYC	29	31	60
28	111	2811	DEFINITE MAYBE	Alan Riley	Geoff Smith	McC YC	39	23	62
29	82	2882	IN THE GROOVE	Kym Flint	Karen Westlake	WSC	32	33	65
30	14	2954	FEARLESS FROG	Ludovic Labat	Gautier Labat	SYC	24	42	66
31	45	2192	SWEET POTAYTO	Ian Taylor	William Taylor	HSC	38	28	66
32	66	2966	GOOD NOT GOOD	Luke Owen	Megan Ridgway	HYC	25	44	69
33	60	2860	UNLEASHED	Dean Dixon	Roger Jackson	GBYC	45	25	70
34	4	2904	CRACKER JACK	Christopher Batenburg	Leo Batenburg	DSC	27	52	79
35	10	2710	TRUE BLEW	Andy Wharton	Jade Cole	JBSC/IYC	30	49	79
36	5	2941	AL CAPITAN	Alistair Murray	Mischa Suda	SYC	28	54	82
37	17	2617	WAIMUKABOUT	Andrew Martin	Aurelia Martin	SBSC	46	36	82
38	41	2905	JEDI MIND TRICKS	Ollie Roodhouse	Ben Roodhouse	GBYC	36	46	82
39	85	2885	ICEBERG	Tim Alexander	Stephen Penny	NSC	35	48	83
40	52	2852	FAR OUT	Murray O'Brien	Liam O'Brien	McCYC	47	38	85
41	47	2847	SLAM DUNC	Natalie Gray	Ingrid Vinot	GRSC	43	45	88
42	55	2598	WHY NOT?	Mark Reed	Kate Lanzinger	CYC	34	55	89
43	116	1016	DUCK N WEAVE	Megan Thomson	Fergus Thomson	RNZYS	51	40	91
44	119	2719	LA BRIZE BLEU	Mitsuteru Ishikawa	Atsushi Inoue	HOKKO	50	41	91
45	27	777	LET IT GO	Jamie Richardson	Leigh Richardson	SYC	48	51	99
46	109	2749	HA‑CHAN	Akihiro Morita	Tomoyo Morita	inage	44	56	100
47	30	2930	TOO SHIFTY	Lachlan Heath	Carmen Walker	MBSC	108B	1	109
48	31	2971	BALANCE	Mark Bulka	Oliver Bulka	McCrae	108B	2	110
49	9	2709	JPN2709	Yuu Fujimoto	Koki Takahashi	NA	53	57	110
50	72	2872	ELUSIVE	Neil Temperley	David Temperley	DAC	42	69	111
51	59	2959	DESTINO	Mahoro Sekiguchi	Ryo Uematsu	HMYC	54	58	112
52	56	2956	THE WEEKEND	Neil Long	Wendy Hide	SPASC	37	78	115
53	51	2993	HEI HEI	Damien Smith	Lorelei Barnes‑Smith	MBSC	62	53	115
54	61	2461	FRENCH CONNECTION	Jonathan Ross	Jacqueline Bange	CYCT	69	47	116
55	112	2982	OLE	Jay Renehan	Lisa Renehan	SYC	108B	10	118
56	63	2963	SAIL A VIE	Blaise Vinot	Kate Vinot	HSC	52	66	118
57	64	2964	RATZ3	Gary Ratcliffe	Robyn Ratcliffe	GRSC	14	108Q	122
58	18	2818	UNDER PRESSURE	Ken Waller	Cj Waller	GBYC	57	65	122
59	2	902	LOTIONS & POTIONS	Seb Van Aaken	William Brown	HSC	49	75	124
60	26	2926	CHUCKLING AGAIN	Greg Heath	Judy Heath	MBSC	63	61	124
61	34	2734	SOMETHING COOL	Murray Spiers	Derek Brooker	SYC	58	67	125
62	115	2790	QUICK STICKS	Daniel Mccutcheon	Claire Gustavsson	SsYC	61	64	125
63	28	2848	COOLLIT	Robert Douglass	Nicole Douglass	JBSC/CYC	108B	18	126
64	15	2915	ZAILING	Trevor Date	Sammual Nash	MOFSC	55	71	126
65	87	2987	MEGAPTERA II	Satoshi Kami	Saori Kami	HMYC	78	50	128
66	90	2990	COOL CHANGE	Malcolm Handel	Beatriz Calvete	NSC	66	63	129
67	58	2658	CRISP	Dennis Dixon	Zac Bruce	GBYC	56	74	130
68	91	2991	RIDGIDIDGE	Paul Ridgway	Bronwyn Ridgway	SYC	108B	24	132
69	16	2916	SUPER BAD	Chris Lanzinger	Molly Lanzinger	syc	108B	30	138
70	33	2323	MISSION IMPOSSIBLE	Philip Schwarz	Oliver Schwarz	SYC	64	76	140
71	79	2579	LOST IN TRANSLATION	Innes Kirkwood	Sarah Mccully	SYC	59	83	142
72	1	2601	DREADNAUGHT	Andrew Hays	Reuben Hays	PYC	64N	80	144
73	32	2532	DITTO	Peter Listrup	Virginia Ayliffe	TANSW	68	79	147
74	23	2823	GOES TO 11	Philip Potter	Armando Distefano	SYC	41	108C	149
75	19	2819	FIREFLY	Derek Hadwen	Laurie Hoffman	bsc	108B	43	151
76	53	1953	SHINDIG	Josh Griffith	Oliver Van Der Slot	SYC	67	87	154
77	100	2800	SPLIT PERSONALITY	Felix Duell	Matilda Field	SYC	70	84	154
78	21	2861	PRIME	Yuya Nakamura	Tatsuya Yamada	WSC	74	81	155
79	49	2349	LIKE LIGHTNING	Chris Johnson	Petra Johnson	GRSC	71	86	157
80	73	2843	JAC	Lynden Roberts	Katrina Harris	SsYC	72	90	162
81	20	2320	RED E SET GO!	Rod Austin	Mary Mccauley	SYC	77	88	165
82	68	2868	BOB	Steven Floyd	Vivienne Floyd	McCYC	108B	59	167
83	39	2829	AMATURE HOUR	Jeremy Hawkins	Suzanne Hawkins	Porthpean SC	108S	60	168
84	37	2890	WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER	Paul Stamp	Holly Savage	ESC \ HSC	76	92	168
85	86	1886	FRANKSGIFT	Peter Warde	Fiona Chisholm	DAC	75	94	169
86	77	2977	EDGE OF EQUANIMITY	John Balass	Heather Forton	BSC	108B	62	170
87	105	2605	2605	Nana Okimura	Yuki Kaseda	SSC	65	108F	173
88	65	2965	INDEFENSIBLE	Bernard Streater	Van James Streater	GRCS	108B	68	176
89	50	2950	JOUST	Rod Warren	Jeff Casley	Syc	108B	70	178
90	38	2748	JPN2748	Takashi Nakamura	Tatsuya Yamada	Delamancha YC	108B	72	180
91	46	2946	SUMMER LOVE	Richard Mackinnon	Tony Creak	RPPYC	108S	73	181
92	54	2854	WATER RAT	Cary Pedicini	Pat Pedicini	SYC	73	108C	181
93	43	2943	COPTHAT	Campbell Martin	Emma Martin	Safety Beach	108B	77	185
94	42	2742	HYDROFOBIK	John Lawton	Sarah Allen	BCSC	108B	82	190
95	98	2898	FALKOR	Meika Wright	Sean Ahern	DSC	108B	85	193
96	101	2901	BLAYSER	Warren Blay	Ashton Blay	MOFSC	108R	89	197
97	69	2569	DR SUESS	Fiona Mcmanus	Darren Watkins	DSC	108B	91	199
98	89	2789	HIGH MAINTENANCE	Ian Scholes	Doina Canta‑Hill	SYC	108B	93	201
99	62	2642	YUGEE	Isobel Buchanan	Robert Buchanan	SYC	108C	108C	216
99	117	917	ROCKETSHIP	Nick Watson	Jamie Watson	SYC	108R	108C	216
99	12	2942	PETRA	Matthew Paton	John Hooper	SYC	108C	108C	216
99	36	1836	HIGH NOTE	Brian Clarke	Martin Burd	ESC	108R	108C	216
99	40	2830	OOGY WAWA	Stuart Templeton	Nicole Kidman	Somerton YC	108B	108U	216
99	29	2729	EXPRESSO	Dan Flynn	Jennifer Flynn	CYC	108C	108C	216
99	95	2687	PTERANODON	Brian Johnson	Jenny Sorensen	NATA	108B	108C	216
99	121	2691	SPONGE BOB	Dieter Creitz	Sam Bush	syc/cyc	108C	108C	216
99	8	2608	RENEGADE	Sean Hogan	Will Hogan	SYC	108C	108C	216

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2024 Tasar World Championships Sandringham Yacht Club, Victoria, Australia - Overall

Pos	Bow No	Sail No	Boat Name	Helm	Crew	Club	Nat	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	R7	R8	R9	R10	Pts
1	81	2981	DR BEVERLY	Jonathan Mckee	Libby Johnson Mckee	SYC/CYC	USA	3	4	4	5	4	5	[8]	[13]	3	3	31
2	76	2976	SKIPPY	Harrison Sly	Zara Challis	SYC	AUS	7	[12]	5	2	[48]	1	12	1	9	1	38
3	80	2980	MAGIC	Chris Dance	Peter Hackett	SYC	AUS	9	[11]	2	4	11	4	4	4	2	[20]	40
4	70	2970	PIEWACKET	James Sly	Eliza Solly	SYC	AUS	1	3	[35]	[25]	2	3	14	14	5	4	46
5	112	2982	OLE	Jay Renehan	Lisa Renehan	SYC	USA	[108B]	10	7	8	6	[20]	2	7	15	8	63
6	48	2948	BLUEROCK	Jon Holroyd	Tom Johnston	SYC	AUS	6	5	[48]	[50]	10	6	26	2	6	12	73
7	31	2971	BALANCE	Mark Bulka	Oliver Bulka	McCrae	AUS	[108B]	2	17	[45]	3	15	9	3	29	5	83
8	97	2994	ROCINANTE	Alyosha Strum‑Palerm	Analucia Clarkson	SYC	USA	5	17	15	17	12	[27]	[45]	10	1	7	84
9	25	2969	WAC	Heather Macfarlane	Chris Payne	SYC	AUS	11	8	3	3	[31]	8	20	6	25	[32]	84
10	92	2992	MAGIC ELEMENT	Rick Longbottom	Darryl Bentley	RANSA/CYC/GRSC	AUS	8	6	31	[33]	13	11	[48]	20	8	2	99
11	28	2848	COOLLIT	Robert Douglass	Nicole Douglass	JBSC/CYC	AUS	[108B]	18	12	11	7	13	[22]	12	20	16	109
12	30	2930	TOO SHIFTY	Lachlan Heath	Carmen Walker	MBSC	AUS	[108B]	1	14	37	5	2	5	42	7	[108Q]	113
13	6	2983	SKOOKUM	Michael Karas	Molly Karas	SYC	USA	10	7	6	18	[48Y]	[41]	7	8	28	31	115
14	57	2857	ROLL YOUR OWN	Craig Mcphee	Wayne Hale	GAC	AUS	13	13	29	13	[30]	[108B]	16	16	16	9	125
15	96	2398	DOPPIO	Stasi Burzycki	Sophia Kasper	PMYC	USA	2	14	26	30	[33]	19	25	9	[34]	6	131
16	87	2987	MEGAPTERA II	Satoshi Kami	Saori Kami	HMYC	JPN	[78]	[50]	1	1	17	12	1	22	31	48	133
17	7	2907	RUBY	Brad Jones	Allegra Jones	SYC	AUS	16	[37]	10	9	15	33	[38]	15	19	17	134
18	22	2842	MANGO CHILLI	Joshua Faddy	Paula Cummins	BSC	AUS	17	9	23	21	[35]	10	[52]	11	30	15	136
19	71	2871	RIDGIGIDGE	Stephen Cockerill	Sarah Cockerill	SBSC	GBR	12	22	21	12	[37]	21	[31]	18	18	13	137
20	99	2799	A TEAM	Aaron Linton	Jay Whittem	Tsc	AUS	4	15	40	[42]	1	38	[43]	29	4	10	141
21	44	2844	BUS RIDE	David Chapman	Eliza Davis	RSYS/ SYC	AUS	15	[39]	22	31	[52]	9	11	34	13	11	146
22	91	2991	RIDGIDIDGE	Paul Ridgway	Bronwyn Ridgway	SYC	AUS	[108B]	24	[28]	14	8	7	18	25	27	25	148
23	16	2916	SUPER BAD	Chris Lanzinger	Molly Lanzinger	syc	USA	[108B]	30	[108U]	32	36	25	15	21	10	14	183
24	11	2911	ANOTHER ROADY	Peter Davies	Pia Lehtonen‑Davies	BSC	AUS	26	32	8	6	22	[108B]	35	31	[41]	38	198
25	5	2941	AL CAPITAN	Alistair Murray	Mischa Suda	SYC	AUS	28	[54]	38	7	40	[70]	27	19	22	19	200
26	88	2392	CRUZN	Ellie Ungar	Jackson Mccoy	CYC	USA	18	20	27	36	19	[108B]	[47]	24	32	24	200
27	111	2811	DEFINITE MAYBE	Alan Riley	Geoff Smith	McC YC	AUS	39	23	18	26	42	17	13	[45]	[49]	28	206
28	66	2966	GOOD NOT GOOD	Luke Owen	Megan Ridgway	HYC	AUS	25	44	[53]	41	23	14	17	[46]	24	18	206
29	108	2968	REBEL REBEL	Claire Medd	Simon Medd	SYC	AUS	19	27	16	[40]	39	[59]	39	27	33	21	221
30	103	2703	WORKING DOG	Mat Himson	Carly Potter	SYC / PMYC	AUS	21	19	[54]	51	28	40	[73]	5	21	45	230
31	52	2852	FAR OUT	Murray O'Brien	Liam O'Brien	McCYC	AUS	[47]	38	36	46	26	35	[62]	17	12	27	237
32	3	2903	VIVACE	Brad Stephens	Jennifer Overton	GRSC	AUS	31	29	[42]	27	[70]	23	28	32	37	39	246
33	23	2823	GOES TO 11	Philip Potter	Armando Distefano	SYC	AUS	41	[108C]	19	34	20	49	21	[75]	14	52	250
34	4	2904	CRACKER JACK	Christopher Batenburg	Leo Batenburg	DSC	AUS	27	[52]	[46]	28	32	31	29	26	35	46	254
35	64	2964	RATZ3	Gary Ratcliffe	Robyn Ratcliffe	GRSC	AUS	14	[108Q]	32	52	[57]	18	56	40	23	22	257
36	83	2883	SMAC	Peter Davis	Karen Davis	RYCT	AUS	40	16	[49]	19	18	[57]	49	49	42	26	259
37	75	2972	WINDFIX	Stephan Heim	Immanuel Schwickert	PbYC	GER	20	35	33	20	54	[108B]	[65]	35	45	40	282
38	24	2924	LODDON CALLING	Chas Thompson	Peter Martin	CCSC	AUS	23	21	63	39	[73]	50	[76]	30	26	35	287
39	109	2749	HA‑CHAN	Akihiro Morita	Tomoyo Morita	inage	JPN	44	56	[108U]	22	27	29	3	52	[63]	56	289
40	21	2861	PRIME	Yuya Nakamura	Tatsuya Yamada	WSC	JPN	[74]	[81]	20	15	47	32	71	36	17	53	291
41	17	2617	WAIMUKABOUT	Andrew Martin	Aurelia Martin	SBSC	AUS	46	36	37	16	[50]	34	[74]	39	44	43	295
42	39	2829	AMATURE HOUR	Jeremy Hawkins	Suzanne Hawkins	Porthpean SC	GBR	46G	[60]	45	24	[53]	53	41	47	11	29	296
43	74	2984	POOKA	Derek Bottles	Becca Galfer	SYC	USA	22	34	34	44	14	[108B]	[66]	57	52	44	301
44	45	2192	SWEET POTAYTO	Ian Taylor	William Taylor	HSC	AUS	38	28	[108U]	43	25	36	53	48	[56]	30	301
45	94	2826	AQUAPLANE	Tom Cobden	Toby Clarke	AWYC	AUS	29	31	30	48	41	[108B]	37	[58]	46	42	304
46	9	2709	JPN2709	Yuu Fujimoto	Koki Takahashi	NA	JPN	53	57	13	29	66	22	32	[93]	[75]	34	306
47	60	2860	UNLEASHED	Dean Dixon	Roger Jackson	GBYC	AUS	45	25	50	38	[71]	45	10	[62]	48	60	321
48	59	2959	DESTINO	Mahoro Sekiguchi	Ryo Uematsu	HMYC	JPN	54	58	9	10	55	[108B]	24	[63]	54	58	322
49	56	2956	THE WEEKEND	Neil Long	Wendy Hide	SPASC	AUS	37	[78]	52	60	24	30	[63]	38	59	23	323
50	10	2710	TRUE BLEW	Andy Wharton	Jade Cole	JBSC/IYC	AUS	30	49	[108U]	35	46	58	59	23	40	[108R]	340
51	119	2719	LA BRIZE BLEU	Mitsuteru Ishikawa	Atsushi Inoue	HOKKO	JPN	50	41	[108U]	23	79	[108B]	6	55	53	36	343
52	116	1016	DUCK N WEAVE	Megan Thomson	Fergus Thomson	RNZYS	NZL	51	40	[108U]	61	[63]	24	51	37	38	50	352
53	13	2913	THE HONEYMOON	Jordan Commins	Madeleine Commins	SYC	AUS	33	26	[60]	[65]	58	48	60	43	55	37	360
54	47	2847	SLAM DUNC	Natalie Gray	Ingrid Vinot	GRSC	AUS	43	45	25	64	[74]	37	33	59	[65]	61	367
55	77	2977	EDGE OF EQUANIMITY	John Balass	Heather Forton	BSC	AUS	[108B]	62	41	[84]	80	44	23	53	43	33	379
56	38	2748	JPN2748	Takashi Yonemoto	Tomoyuki Miyashita	Delamancha YC	JPN	[108B]	72	24	73	29	[108B]	19	71	47	55	390
57	95	2687	PTERANODON	Brian Johnson	Jenny Sorensen	NATA	USA	[108B]	[108C]	11	77	34	16	58	76	61	59	392
58	82	2882	IN THE GROOVE	Kym Flint	Karen Westlake	WSC	AUS	32	33	[73]	57	45	[108B]	70	44	57	67	405
59	85	2885	ICEBERG	Tim Alexander	Stephen Penny	NSC	AUS	35	48	[82]	49	44	64	44	54	70	[78]	408
60	19	2819	FIREFLY	Derek Hadwen	Laurie Hoffman	bsc	AUS	[108B]	43	[80]	74	62	26	30	60	66	51	412
61	55	2598	WHY NOT?	Mark Reed	Kate Lanzinger	CYC	USA	34	55	39	[78]	61	39	61	[74]	72	72	433
62	14	2954	FEARLESS FROG	Ludovic Labat	Marie Labat	SYC	FRA	24	42	61	[79]	60	[108B]	69	69	39	75	439
63	50	2950	JOUST	Rod Warren	Jeff Casley	Syc	AUS	[108B]	70	59	[83]	9	82	42	50	80	49	441
64	58	2658	CRISP	Dennis Dixon	Zac Bruce	GBYC	AUS	56	[74]	47	47	64	42	72	[77]	60	57	445
65	18	2818	UNDER PRESSURE	Ken Waller	Cj Waller	GBYC	AUS	57	65	55	[76]	56	[75]	46	41	64	62	446
66	61	2461	FRENCH CONNECTION	Jonathan Ross	Jacqueline Bange	CYCT	AUS	69	47	62	59	[108C]	55	54	68	50	[108R]	464
67	40	2830	OOGY WAWA	Stuart Templeton	Nicole Kidman	Somerton YC	AUS	[108B]	[108U]	69	56	65	76	84	28	36	64	478
68	65	2965	INDEFENSIBLE	Bernard Streater	Van James Streater	GRCS	AUS	[108B]	68	[84]	63	67	79	40	56	58	47	478
69	26	2926	CHUCKLING AGAIN	Greg Heath	Judy Heath	MBSC	AUS	63	61	67	62	[81]	28	64	70	[71]	66	481
70	51	2993	HEI HEI	Damien Smith	Lorelei Barnes‑Smith	MBSC	AUS	62	53	71	[97]	21	77	79	[89]	79	54	496
71	68	2868	BOB	Steven Floyd	Vivienne Floyd	McCYC	AUS	[108B]	59	64	[82]	78	63	77	64	51	41	497
72	72	2872	ELUSIVE	Neil Temperley	David Temperley	DAC	AUS	42	69	43	66	[82]	60	[92]	79	68	70	497
73	90	2990	COOL CHANGE	Malcolm Handel	Beatriz Calvete	NSC	AUS	66	63	[78]	[94]	77	65	50	33	77	71	502
74	46	2946	SUMMER LOVE	Richard Mackinnon	Tony Creak	RPPYC	AUS	[108R]	73	77	[87]	43	43	36	82	83	65	502
75	34	2734	SOMETHING COOL	Murray Spiers	Derek Brooker	SYC	AUS	58	67	74	70	49	46	78	67	[84]	[83]	509
76	33	2323	MISSION IMPOSSIBLE	Philip Schwarz	Maureen Cooper	SYC	AUS	64	76	44	53	69	47	68	[94]	91	[93]	512
77	79	2579	LOST IN TRANSLATION	Innes Kirkwood	Sarah Mccully	SYC	AUS	59	[83]	51	75	[108F]	51	80	51	67	80	514
78	41	2905	JEDI MIND TRICKS	Ollie Roodhouse	Ben Roodhouse	GBYC	AUS	36	46	65	68	[90]	83	[86]	61	76	84	519
79	105	2605	2605	Nana Okimura	Yuki Kaseda	SSC	JPN	65	[108F]	85	58	75	[108B]	55	65	62	73	538
80	63	2963	SAIL A VIE	Blaise Vinot	Kate Vinot	HSC	AUS	52	66	70	72	51	52	75	[108C]	[108C]	108C	546
81	115	2790	QUICK STICKS	Daniel Mccutcheon	Claire Gustavsson	SsYC	AUS	61	64	56	67	68	[108B]	81	83	73	[88]	553
82	27	777	LET IT GO	Jamie Richardson	Leigh Richardson	SYC	AUS	48	51	76	69	[91]	74	67	86	[87]	86	557
83	54	2854	WATER RAT	Cary Pedicini	Pat Pedicini	SYC	AUS	73	[108C]	58	55	76	62	82	[87]	85	74	565
84	42	2742	HYDROFOBIK	John Lawton	Sarah Allen	BCSC	GBR	[108B]	82	83	71	38	58N	[88]	81	78	76	567
85	49	2349	LIKE LIGHTNING	Chris Johnson	Petra Johnson	GRSC	AUS	71	[86]	81	81	83	56	34	85	[95]	81	572
86	100	2800	SPLIT PERSONALITY	Felix Duell	Matilda Field	SYC	AUS	70	84	57	[93]	84	84	[108R]	72	74	79	604
87	2	902	LOTIONS & POTIONS	Seb Van Aaken	William Brown	HSC	AUS	49	75	87	89	87	71	[96]	[95]	92	63	613
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92	69	2569	DR SUESS	Fiona Mcmanus	Darren Watkins	DSC	AUS	[108B]	91	66	85	[108C]	78	57	90	88	89	644
93	32	2532	DITTO	Peter Listrup	Virginia Ayliffe	TANSW	AUS	68	79	92	92	92	67	91	[96]	[96]	82	663
94	73	2843	JAC	Lynden Roberts	Katrina Harris	SsYC	AUS	72	90	[93]	88	88	69	87	[99]	86	90	670
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98	37	2890	WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER	Paul Stamp	Holly Savage	ESC \ HSC	AUS	76	92	91	90	93	86	[97]	[98]	97	94	719
99	20	2320	RED E SET GO!	Rod Austin	Mary Mccauley	SYC	AUS	77	88	90	[108R]	[108C]	108B	95	91	93	91	733
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103	117	917	ROCKETSHIP	Nick Watson	Jamie Watson	SYC	AUS	[108R]	[108C]	108C	108C	108C	108C	108C	108C	108C	108C	864
103	121	2691	SPONGE BOB	Dieter Creitz	Sam Bush	syc/cyc	USA	[108C]	[108C]	108C	108C	108C	108C	108C	108C	108C	108C	864
103	12	2942	PETRA	Matthew Paton	John Hooper	SYC	AUS	[108C]	[108C]	108C	108C	108C	108C	108C	108C	108C	108C	864

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This submarine has been a fixture at the Sandringham Yacht Club since 1930. ( ABC News: Billy Draper )

By the time Australia gets the first of its next fleet of submarines, J-7 will be 113 years old, and won't have sailed anywhere in a century.

J-7 may be a familiar sight to dozens of sailors who stride past her every day at Sandringham Yacht Club, but most Melburnians won't even know she's there.

Once one of the fastest submarines in the world, the only place she's going these days is deeper into the mud.

"She was quite remarkable," the Sandringham Yacht Club's historian Graeme Disney said.

"She had a range of 5,000 miles. That's extraordinary for First World War times."

So how did this once cutting-edge submarine built for the British Navy end up rusting away next to fancy yachts and speed boats in a marina in Melbourne? Because everything new eventually becomes obsolete, and then you have to either throw it away or find some other use for it.

In J-7's case, it was a bit of both.

The fastest thing under the water

One of the J-class submarines under construction in Plymouth. ( Supplied: State Library of Victoria )

In the early days of World War I, Britain heard rumours that the Germans were building a fleet of U-boats capable of speeds much greater than any British submarine.

The rumours turned out to be false, but the British built a new class of submarines anyway.

The J-class submarines were capable of speeds of up to 19 knots at the surface, making them the fastest submarine in the world at the time.

They didn't see a lot of action during the war, but did manage to sink a U-boat and damage a couple of warships.

One of the subs, J-6, was accidentally sunk by a British ship after the captain mistook the J on the vessel's conning tower for a U and assumed it was a German submarine.

At the end of the war, Britain gave the six remaining J-class submarines to Australia as a gift.

Australia hadn't had much luck with submarines to that point, losing the only two it had during World War I within a year of their construction.

If the Australian government thought they were getting a great deal, they must've been remarkably disappointed when the J-class fleet limped into Australian waters in July 1919.

Never look a gift sub in the mouth

After a three-month voyage, during which several of the submarines broke down, they were found to be almost unusable.

One of the subs was unable to dive, which was something of an issue for a vessel that was supposed to spend much of its time underwater.

The J-7 submarine beneath Britain's R33 airship before sailing to Australia in 1919. ( Supplied: Australian War Memorial )

After an expensive refit, the submarines were put into service, with four of them based at Osborne House in Geelong, and two in Sydney.

The six submarines lasted just a few years in the Royal Australian Navy, with big cuts to defence spending sealing their fate in 1922.

The subs were expensive to run and the general feeling in the government was that the country didn't really need them. The enemy was defeated, who were they protecting us from? Dolphins?

The J-7 submarine saw limited service in the British Navy before it was gifted to Australia in 1919. ( Supplied: Australian War Memorial )

The decision to sell the submarines for scrap did not go down well with everyone. The former district naval officer for Victoria, Captain J.T. Richardson, was very cranky indeed.

"To scrap the six J-class submarines would be criminal," he said in February 1923.

But, the decision was made and the subs were put up for sale, with two conditions: that whoever bought them would remove them within 42 days of purchase, and would destroy them within 18 months of purchase.

A three-dimensional image of the J-3 submarine wreck, which lies in water off Swan Island, near Queenscliff. ( Supplied: CSIRO )

The Melbourne Salvage Company bought four of them, which were used for bombing practice outside Port Phillip Heads by Australian aircraft in 1926.

The pilots must've needed the practice as it was reported in The Argus that no direct hits were made, but no bomb landed "more than about 200 feet away".

The wrecks of those four submarines are popular dive sites. Another of the J-class submarines lies in about 6 metres of water at Swan Island, near Queenscliff.

J-7 finds a permanent home at Sandringham

The J-7 submarine surrounded by yachts at Sandringham. ( ABC News: Billy Draper )

In the mid-1920s, Sandringham Yacht Club had hoped to buy HMAS Cerberus, which had been the depot ship for the six J-class submarines, and sink it as a breakwater.

They missed out, but instead bought the J-7 which was sunk in 1930.

Years later a stone breakwater was built, once again rendering the J-7 obsolete when all it was required to do was sit in the water and stop waves from crashing.

When the club's marina was built, it was considered too expensive to remove the sub and, anyhow, many of the members were quite attached to it.

"It's our sub," Graeme Disney said.

The submarine was purchased by Sandringham Yacht Club in 1930 and was sunk as a breakwater. ( ABC News: Billy Draper )

Graeme used to snorkle around the J-7 when he was a teenager 65 years ago, and remembers when it was in a lot better shape than it is now.

"If we dived at the side and scraped off the barnacles and seaweed you were presented with pristine grey painted steel," he said.

The pristine paint is long gone, and J-7 is now very much looking her age, peeling and crumbling slowly but surely into the bay next to millions of dollars' worth of luxury pleasure boats.

Graeme still sees people new to the marina do a double-take when they see the rusting ribs protruding from the water for the first time.

"So many people contacted me to say they had no idea Sandringham had a submarine," he said.

"Most people know about the Cerberus in Half Moon Bay but they don't know about the sub because as you can see it's buried in the midst of the marina."

Visitors to the marina are more likely to see birds on this submarine than sailors. ( ABC News: Billy Draper )

There's been a long-running but largely unsuccessful campaign to get funding to maintain the wreck of HMAS Cerberus, but there's not much hope of that kind of effort for the J-7.

"J-7 is nowhere near as significant as Cerberus, Cerberus is the last example in the world of a breastwork monitor, if we can't get funding for that the hope of getting funding for J-7 is less than nothing," Graeme said.

"My guess is it will just be allowed to rust away."

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Situated on the foreshore of Port Phillip Bay, the Sandringham Yacht Club (SYC), one of Australia’s most progressive and awarded yacht clubs, presenting world class sporting and event facilities right on the water’s edge.

Our 356 berth floating marina, Boating Academy, waterfront support services, newly built clubhouse and reciprocal rights with yacht clubs worldwide, offers Melbourne sailors an incomparable membership opportunity. Whether you’re an experienced hand or exploring a new venture to discover the sea, SYC welcomes you.

SYC members enjoy a lively club atmosphere thanks to year round industry events, boating activities and sailing regattas. Our a la carte restaurant offers a special dining experience with picturesque views across the bay, as do our Members’ Lounge and Members’ Bar where you can sit and relax with a wine or coffee.

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Situated in the heart of Sandringham Harbour on the foreshore of Port Phillip Bay, the Sandringham Yacht Club (SYC) is one of Australia’s most progressive and awarded yacht clubs, presenting world class sporting and event facilities right on the water’s edge.

Our 360 berth floating marina, Boating Academy, waterfront support services, stunning clubhouse and reciprocal rights with yacht clubs worldwide, offers Melbourne sailors an incomparable membership opportunity. Whether you’re an experienced hand or exploring a new venture to discover the sea, SYC welcomes you.

SYC members enjoy a lively club atmosphere thanks to year round industry events, boating activities and sailing regattas. Our Members’ Lounge and Members’ Bar & Bistro offers a special dining experience with picturesque views across the bay, or you can sit and relax with a wine or coffee.

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