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<p><p>-------------------- Original Message Follows --------------------

<p>INTERNATIONAL 14 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS, PORT PHILLIP BAY, MELBOURNE , AUS

DATE: 07 JANUARY 1999
REPORT: 3
RACE: RACE 1
WEATHER CONDITIONS: 15-18 KNOTS OF WIND FROM SSE. OVERCAST. STEEP SEAS.

EDITORS' NOTES:
* 131 INTERNATIONAL 14S IN THE FLEET - 30 FROM THE UK
* 9 COUNTRIES TAKING PART INCLUDING AUS, NZ, UK, GER, HK, J, SUIS, US, CAN
* LARGEST FLEET EVER AT A WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
* LARGEST NUMBER OF SAILORS SAILING IN PORT PHILLIP BAY - INTERNATIONAL
SAILING FEDERATION CHAMPIONSHIP

FIRST RACE WON BY 1994/95 AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONS GUY BANCROFT AND DAVID
LORIMER AFTER BATTLING IT OUT WITH UK SAILORS ANDY FITZGERALD AND BOAT
BUILDER CHRIS TURNER. THIRD PLACE WENT TO AUSTRALIANS GRANT GEDDES AND
CRAIG WATKIN WHO STORMED THROUGH THE FLEET FROM A POOR START.

UK'S RODDY BRIDGE AND JUSTIN EPLETT PULLED THROUGH TO 4TH PLACE AFTER A
LATE START CREATED BY A TRAPEZE WIRE PROBLEM. THEY SQUEEZED THROUGH FELLOW
COUNTRYMEN PAUL BAYLISS AND RICHARD WOOF ON THE PENULTIMATE BEAT.
BAYLISS AND WOOF MAINTAINED 5TH POSITON OVER THE LINE WHILE PAST
AUSTRALIAN CHAMPION LINDSAY IRWIN AND HIS CREW ROB OSHLACK CLIMBED TO 6TH
PLACE..

SYMPATHY VOTE FOR THE RACE GOES TO UK'S VICTOR BRELLISFORD AND DAVE SMITH
WHOSE TACTICAL ERROR ON THE LAST HALF OF THE LAST BEAT TOOK THEM FROM A
SOLID THIRD PLACE DOWN TO 7TH - THEIR BEST POSITION IN A WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIP RACE. 

-- 
Andy Loukes

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