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Kiwi Sailing Duo Regain Lead at 470 World Champs

Tuesday, 10 September 2002, 9:54 am
Press Release: Yachting New Zealand

Kiwi Sailing Duo Regain the Lead at 470 World Championships

After 11 of the scheduled 14 races, kiwi duo Simon Cooke and Peter Nicholas hold a 3 point lead in the 470 World Championships In Italy.

3 races were sailed today, and two 4th placings were enough for Cooke and Nicholas to regain their overall lead. A 12-16 knot onshore breeze combined with large seas, provided close racing in the shifting conditions.

The kiwi pair lead Greece, with an Australian crew a further 9 points adrift in 3rd.

Two races are scheduled for tomorrow. The final race will be on Wednesday.

After 11 races kiwi crews are placed as follows: Men Simon Cooke/Peter Nicholas 1st Andrew Brown/Jamie Hunt 28th Stephen Keen/Philip Keen 35th

Women Shelley Hesson/Linda Dickson 18th

For further results the official regatta website is: http://www.470worlds.com/

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