Australian Finn Championship 2010 - Little change at the top



12:38 AM Sat 9 Jan 2010 GMT
'Anthony Nossiter' Greg Pratt
Australian Finn Championship 2010 Day Three.

Australian Olympian, Anthony Nossiter had the race won from the start, blasting out of the blocks at the pin end of the line, he lead to the finish. With the tide ebbing at full force across the course and the winds so light it was critical to get the strategy right. The slightest mistake was heavily punished in the tight fleet.


The race got underway in 7 knots of gradient wind and softened as the race progressed. There where place changes all the way to the finish, most notably, the performance of Victoria's Jake Gunther and the Kiwi, Nik Burfoot who sailed passed the bunch down the last run to finish second and third.

The race committee were quick to act on the changing situation and sent the fleet back ashore after the finish. The thickening cloud cover cooled the land too much to get a sea breeze and after a two hour postponement racing was abandoned for the day with the scheduled start bought forward an hour to 10am.

With no discard until after eight races, consistency is key to the overall positions at this stage. There was little change at the top of the leader board;

1 Nik Burfoot (NZL) 11.00
2 Anthony Nossiter (AUS) 18.00
3 James Paterson (AUS) 23.00
4 Oliver Tweddell (AUS) 29.00
5 Warwick Hill (AUS) 38.00
6 Jake Gunther (AUS) 41.00
7 Timothy Castles (AUS) 42.00
8 John Condie (AUS) 53.00
9 Shaun Wells (AUS) 60.00
10 Chris Caldecoat (AUS) 61.00

Overall Results - Australian Finn Class National Championship

Sat 9-1-10 at 9.45 AP over Naval Numeral 2 was displayed

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Pl Name Boat Sail
Num
State Club 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total
Points
Net
Points
1 BURFOOT, Nik Roulette 21 NSW MHYC 1 1 1 3 2 3 11 11
2 NOSSITER, Anthony Dural Stock Feeds 221 NSW MHC 2 2 11 1 1 1 18 18
3 PATERSON, James Wombat 223 SA ASC 4 3 4 2 3 7 23 23
4 TWEDDELL, Oliver - 261 VIC SYC 3 6 2 7 5 6 29 29
5 HILL, Warwick Victoria's Sea Crate 243 VIC SYC 8 4 6 8 4 8 38 38
6 GUNTHER, Jake Black Dog 3 VIC SYC 6
5 12 9 2 41 41
7 CASTLES, Timothy TBA 235 WA FSC 12 11 3 6 6 4 42 42
8 CONDIE, John Red 262 NSW WSC 10 8 8 9 8 10 53 53
9 WELLS, Shaun 234 NSW WSC 9 9 7 14 12 9 60 60
10 CALDECOAT, Chris The Sleigh 260 NSW GSC 7 10 9 11 19
DNF
5 61 61
11 MCMILLAN, Robert Finnports 2 RPAYC 13 5 14 5 10 19
DNC
66 66
12 BAGNALL, Henry Finnports2 121 RCYC 5 19
DNF
16 4 7 19
DNC
70 70
13 SHALLVEY, John Little Wing 9 VIC YYC 14 12 13 10 11 14 74 74
14 BUCHANAN, Robert Bundy 242 NSW MYC 11 14 10 13 15 12 75 75
15 HERITAGE, Aaron Roller Coaster 264 SA ASC 16 13 12 15 13 13 82 82
16 CLARK, Greg Makeup 1 72 VIC SYC 17 17 17 17 14 11 93 93
17 KIRKPATRICK-WHITBY, Craig May Contain Nuts 1 MRSC 19
DNF
15 15 16 19
DNC
19
BFD
103 103
18 BAGLIN, Andrew Racing Line 252 NSW PYC 15 16 19
DNF
19
DNF
19
DNF
19
DNC
107 107


For full results visit: www.sscbc.com.au/site/yachting/event/30440/Overall_2_1.html




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