|
Name |
Design |
Length |
Skipper |
Flag |
1 |
Australian Maid |
Cassidy 55 |
55 |
Jon Wardill |
AUS |
2 |
Blown Away |
Jarkin |
41 |
Kel Rabbitts |
AUS |
3 |
Coal Miners Dream |
|
41 |
Laurie Mooney |
AUS |
4 |
Dolce Vita |
R J Salthouse |
41 |
Phil Wright |
NZ |
5 |
Infinity |
Grainger |
46 |
Ross Linton |
NZ |
6 |
Jarokinbah |
Orams |
52 |
Mark Goudie |
NZ |
7 |
Mango Tango |
Deerfoot |
61 |
Terry Kyle |
USA |
8 |
Oceana |
Devries |
34 |
Fred Roe |
USA |
9 |
Patolo |
Kahn Walker |
28.8 |
Paul Klien |
AUS |
10 |
Piquet |
Ladd 48 |
48.0 |
Peter Balson |
USA |
11 |
Salamander II |
Hood |
23 |
Harry Murray |
AUS |
12 |
Seabird |
Adams |
40 |
Richard Ham |
AUS |
13 |
Shahtoosh |
Warwick 55 |
55 |
Peter Cremer |
HK |
14 |
Silver Girl |
Hill |
50 |
Terry Grant |
NZ |
15 |
Solo |
Paul Lucas |
60 |
Jean Hasselin |
FRA |
16 |
Tramontana |
Atkinson |
50 |
Phil Atkinson |
AUS |
17 |
Venture K |
Beale |
32 |
Craig Pippin |
NZ |
This year the vent was managed by PORLASI and the event had 2 Divisions, Racing and Rally. In Racing Division the Darwin yacht Australian Maid with an IRC handicap of 1.184 will compete against the Hong Kong registered Shahtoosh, with an IRC handicap 1.167, the remainder will be in the Rally Division.
Update 17:30 CST 6 August 2002
Mango Tango and Tramontana are both in Bali.
Final results are now available for the 2002 Darwin Bali Race. The placings for the Racing Division are as follows.
Racing Division:
1st: Australian Maid with a corrected time of 168.9 hours
2nd: Shahtoosh with a corrected time of 179.57 hours
Line Honours: Australian Maid
Cruising Division
1st: Blown Away Too
2nd: Solo
Line Honours: Solo
All other yachts defaulted to the rally division.
Update 17:30 hours 5 August 2002
Mango Tango and Tramontana are about 14 hours out of Bali, expecting to arrive at 0730 hours, Tuesday 6th August.
Position report 4 August 2002 at 1615 CST
|
Name |
Skipper |
Latitude |
Longitude |
Australian Maid |
Jon Wardill |
Finished 0940 Friday |
|
Blown Away Too |
Kel Rabbitts |
Finished 2353 Saturday |
|
Coal Miners Dream |
Laurie Mooney |
Left Darwin 1000 Saturday |
|
Dolce Vita |
Phil Wright |
Finished 0900 Sunday |
|
Infinity |
Ross Linton |
Finished 0747 Friday |
|
Jarokinbah |
Mark Goudie |
Finished 1632 Friday |
|
Mango Tango |
Terry Kyle |
10°06’ |
116°10’ |
Oceana |
Fred Roe |
Delayed in Darwin |
|
Patolo |
Paul Klien |
In Bali |
|
Piquet |
Peter Balson |
Finished 1712 Friday |
|
Seabird |
Richard Ham |
Finished 0757 Friday |
|
Shahtoosh |
P Cremers |
Finished 1853 Friday |
|
Silver Girl |
Terry Grant |
Delayed in Darwin |
|
Solo |
Jean Hasselin |
Finished 1100 Saturday |
|
Tramontana |
Phil Atkinson |
09°22’ |
116°56’ |
Venture K |
Craig Pippin |
Finished 2049 Saturday |
|
Australian Maid took out line honours in this year's Darwin Bali Race. An "M" next to the yacht in the table below indicates that the boat used its motor during the race and did not sail the complete course. Dolce Vita is expecting to arrive in Bali this morning
Position Report at 07:45 hours 4 August 2002 |
Name |
Skipper |
Latitude |
Longitude |
|
Australian Maid |
Jon Wardill |
Finished 0940 Friday |
|
Blown Away Too |
Kel Rabbitts |
In Bali |
|
Coal Miners Dream |
Laurie Mooney |
Left Darwin 1000 Saturday |
|
Dolce Vita |
Phil Wright |
08°57’ |
115°28’ |
|
Infinity |
Ross Linton |
Finished 0747 Friday |
M |
Jarokinbah |
Mark Goudie |
Finished 1632 Friday |
M |
Mango Tango |
Terry Kyle |
10°45’ |
119°54’ |
|
Oceana |
Fred Roe |
Delayed in Darwin |
|
Patolo |
Paul Klien |
In Bali |
|
Piquet |
Peter Balson |
Finished 1712 Friday |
M |
Seabird |
Richard Ham |
Finished 0757 Friday |
M |
Shahtoosh |
P Cremers |
Finished 1853 Friday |
|
Silver Girl |
Terry Grant |
Delayed in Darwin |
|
Solo |
Jean Hasselin |
Finished 1100 Saturday |
M |
Tramontana |
Phil Atkinson |
10°52’ |
120°33’ |
|
Venture K |
Craig Pippin |
In Bali |
|
Position Report at 16:15 hours 3 August 2002 |
Name |
Skipper |
Latitude |
Longitude |
Australian Maid |
Jon Wardill |
Finished 0940 Friday |
Blown Away Too |
Kel Rabbitts |
09°05’ |
115°45’ |
Coal Miners Dream |
Laurie Mooney |
Left Darwin 1000 Saturday |
Dolce Vita |
Phil Wright |
09°29’ |
116°35’ |
Infinity |
Ross Linton |
Finished 0747 Friday |
Jarokinbah |
Mark Goudie |
Finished 1632 Friday |
Mango Tango |
Terry Kyle |
11°03’ |
121°42’ |
Oceana |
Fred Roe |
Delayed in Darwin |
Patolo |
Paul Klien |
08°48’ |
115°23’ |
Piquet |
Peter Balson |
Finished 1712 Friday |
Seabird |
Richard Ham |
Finished 0757 Friday |
Shahtoosh |
P Cremers |
Finished 1853 Friday |
Silver Girl |
Terry Grant |
Delayed in Darwin |
Solo |
Jean Hasselin |
Finished 1100 Saturday |
Tramontana |
Phil Atkinson |
11°14’ |
122°32’ |
Venture K |
Craig Pippin |
08°56’ |
115°37’ |
Position Report at 16:15 hours 2 August 2002 |
Name |
Skipper |
Latitude |
Longitude |
Australian Maid |
Jon Wardill |
Finished 0940 Friday |
Blown Away Too |
Kel Rabbitts |
09°48’ |
118°07’ |
Coal Miners Dream |
Laurie Mooney |
Returned to Darwin |
Dolce Vita |
Phil Wright |
10°32’ |
118°24’ |
Infinity |
Ross Linton |
Finished approx 0745 Friday |
Jarokinbah |
Mark Goudie |
Finished approx 1615 Friday |
Mango Tango |
Terry Kyle |
11°38’ |
124°23’ |
Oceana |
Fred Roe |
Delayed in Darwin |
Patolo |
Paul Klien |
09°21’ |
117°33’ |
Piquet |
Peter Balson |
In Bali |
Seabird |
Richard Ham |
In Bali |
Shahtoosh |
P Cremers |
In Bali |
Silver Girl |
Terry Grant |
Delayed in Darwin |
Solo |
Jean Hasselin |
Nothing Heard |
Tramontana |
Phil Atkinson |
11°59’ |
125°12’ |
Venture K |
Craig Pippin |
09°38’ |
117°56’ |
Most of the yachts arrived in Bali today - the rest of the fleet is expected to finish by Sunday, with the exception of the two yachts who were delayed in Darwin , Mango Tango and Tramontana
Update 1 August 2002
The yachts are now close to Bali, with most expected to arrive in Bali tomorrow, Friday 2 August. Australian Maid regained her lead over Shahtoosh last night and is expecting to be in Bali at approx 09:30 tomorrow and was 150 miles out at the afternoon sched. Tramontana left Darwin today.
Position Report at 16:15 hours 1 August 2002 |
Name |
Skipper |
Latitude |
Longitude |
Australian Maid |
Jon Wardill |
09°39’ |
117°43’ |
Blown Away Too |
Kel Rabbitts |
Nothing Heard |
Coal Miners Dream |
Laurie Mooney |
Returned to Darwin |
Dolce Vita |
Phil Wright |
11°07’ |
120°49’ |
Infinity |
Ross Linton |
09°22’ |
116°51’ |
Jarokinbah |
Mark Goudie |
09°55’ |
117°43’ |
Mango Tango |
Terry Kyle |
12°06’ |
127°09’ |
Oceana |
Fred Roe |
Delayed in Darwin |
Patolo |
Paul Klien |
10°10’ |
119°32’ |
Piquet |
Peter Balson |
09°47’ |
117°59’ |
Seabird |
Richard Ham |
09°22’ |
116°56’ |
Shahtoosh |
P Cremers |
10°18’ |
118°14’ |
Silver Girl |
Terry Grant |
Delayed in Darwin |
Solo |
Jean Hasselin |
Nothing Heard |
Tramontana |
Phil Atkinson |
12°01’ |
127°58’ |
Venture K |
Craig Pippin |
10°48’ |
120°05’ |
31 July 2002
Winds picked up overnight with the yachts experiencing a steady 15 - 20 knots from the south east. Some of the yachts recorded distances of over 100 miles since the last position report. The two yachts in the racing division, Australian Maid and Shahtoosh, are neck and neck this morning with Shahtoosh one mile in front. The fleet had a good day, averaging about 50 miles since this morning's position report, however the winds are easing again and showers are reported. Shahtoosh and Australian Maid are still very close, with Shahtoosh just keeping ahead of her rival. Mango Tango has left Darwin and Coal Miners Dream is leaving tomorrow
Position Report at 16:15 hours 31 July 2002 |
Name |
Skipper |
Latitude |
Longitude |
Australian Maid |
Jon Wardill |
10°43’ |
121°28’ |
Blown Away Too |
Kel Rabbitts |
11°23’ |
123°32’ |
Coal Miners Dream |
Laurie Mooney |
Returned to Darwin |
Dolce Vita |
Phil Wright |
11°59’ |
123°00’ |
Infinity |
Ross Linton |
10°24’ |
119°33’ |
Jarokinbah |
Mark Goudie |
10°43’ |
120°14’ |
Mango Tango |
Terry Kyle |
12°19’ |
130°11’ |
Oceana |
Fred Roe |
Delayed in Darwin |
Patolo |
Paul Klien |
10°53’ |
121°43’ |
Piquet |
Peter Balson |
10°40’ |
120°33’ |
Seabird |
Richard Ham |
10°14’ |
119°34’ |
Shahtoosh |
P Cremers |
10°53’ |
121°27’ |
Silver Girl |
Terry Grant |
Delayed in Darwin |
Solo |
Jean Hasselin |
Nothing Heard |
Tramontana |
Phil Atkinson |
Delayed in Darwin |
Venture K |
Craig Pippin |
11°47’ |
122°26’ |
Position Report at 16:15 hours 30 July 2002 |
Name |
Skipper |
Latitude |
Longitude |
Australian Maid |
Jon Wardill |
11°12’ |
124°49’ |
Blown Away Too |
Kel Rabbitts |
11°49’ |
126°07’ |
Coal Miners Dream |
Laurie Mooney |
In Darwin |
Dolce Vita |
Phil Wright |
12°01’ |
125°17’ |
Infinity |
Ross Linton |
11°45’ |
122°42’ |
Jarokinbah |
Mark Goudie |
11°51 |
122°48’ |
Mango Tango |
Terry Kyle |
Delayed in Darwin |
Oceana |
Fred Roe |
Delayed in Darwin |
Patolo |
Paul Klien |
11°25’ |
124°00’ |
Piquet |
Peter Balson |
11°20’ |
123°24’ |
Seabird |
Richard Ham |
10°51’ |
122°20’ |
Shahtoosh |
P Cremers |
11°39’ |
124°40’ |
Silver Girl |
Terry Grant |
Delayed in Darwin |
Solo |
Jean Hasselin |
Nothing Heard |
Tramontana |
Phil Atkinson |
Delayed in Darwin |
Venture K |
Craig Pippin |
12°13’ |
124°47’ |
Position Report at 16:15 hours 29 July 2002 |
Name |
Skipper |
Latitude |
Longitude |
Australian Maid |
Jon Wardill |
12°01’ |
127°12’ |
Blown Away |
Kel Rabbitts |
12°03’ |
128°03’ |
Coal Miners Dream |
Laurie Mooney |
Returning to Darwin |
Dolce Vita |
Phil Wright |
11°58’ |
127°06’ |
Infinity |
Ross Linton |
12°01’ |
125°23’ |
Jarokinbah |
Mark Goudie |
12°01’ |
125°10’ |
Mango Tango |
Terry Kyle |
Delayed in Darwin |
Oceana |
Fred Roe |
Delayed in Darwin |
Patolo |
Paul Klien |
11°41’ |
125°56’ |
Piquet |
Peter Balson |
11°42’ |
125°38’ |
Seabird |
Richard Ham |
11°25’ |
124°59’ |
Shahtoosh |
P Cremer |
11°15’ |
127°17’ |
Silver Girl |
Terry Grant |
Delayed in Darwin |
Solo |
Jean Hasselin |
Nothing Heard |
Tramontana |
Phil Atkinson |
Delayed in Darwin |
Venture K |
Craig Pippin |
12°11’ |
126°31’ |
The fleet is still experiencing very light, variable conditions with winds varying from 10 knots from the south east for some yachts to 10 knots from the north east for others.
Position Report at 08:00 hours 29 July 2002 |
Australian Maid |
Jon Wardill |
11°37’ |
127°54’ |
Blown Away |
Kel Rabbitts |
11°55’ |
128°51’ |
Coal Miners Dream |
Laurie Mooney |
Returning to Darwin |
Dolce Vita |
Phil Wright |
11°56’ |
127°38’ |
Infinity |
Ross Linton |
12°01’ |
126°18’ |
Jarokinbah |
Mark Goudie |
12°04’ |
126°06’ |
Mango Tango |
Terry Kyle |
Delayed in Darwin |
Oceana |
Fred Roe |
12°27’ |
130°51’ |
Patolo |
Paul Klien |
11°44’ |
126°23’ |
Piquet |
Peter Balson |
12°06’ |
127°44’ |
Seabird |
Richard Ham |
11°32’ |
125°46’ |
Shahtoosh |
P Cremer |
11°32’ |
128°13’ |
Silver Girl |
Terry Grant |
Delayed in Darwin |
Solo |
Jean Hasselin |
Nothing Heard |
Tramontana |
Phil Atkinson |
Delayed in Darwin |
Venture K |
Craig Pippin |
12°14’ |
127°08’ |
The yachts are still experiencing light conditions but are into the trade flow which is weak with the breeze reported at 10 knots from the southeast. Australian Maid is 180 miles from Darwin with Shahtoosh 16 miles astern. The yachts delayed in Darwin are expected to leave late today after repairs are completed.
Position Report at 16:15 hours 28 July 2002 |
Name |
Skipper |
Latitude |
Longitude |
Australian Maid |
Jon Wardill |
11°39’ |
128°39’ |
Blown Away |
Kel Rabbitts |
12°02’ |
129°21’ |
Coal Miners Dream |
Laurie Mooney |
11°59’ |
128°10’ |
Dolce Vita |
Phil Wright |
12°01’ |
128°41’ |
Infinity |
Ross Linton |
12°02’ |
127°54’ |
Jarokinbah |
Mark Goudie |
12°02’ |
127°43’ |
Mango Tango |
Terry Kyle |
Delayed in Darwin |
Oceana |
Fred Roe |
12°27’ |
130°51’ |
Patolo |
Paul Klien |
11°58’ |
128°00’ |
Piquet |
Peter Balson |
12°06’ |
127°44’ |
Seabird |
Richard Ham |
11°56’ |
127°29’ |
Shahtoosh |
P Cremer |
11°46’ |
128°52’ |
Silver Girl |
Terry Grant |
Delayed in Darwin |
Solo |
Jean Hasselin |
Nothing Heard |
|
Tramontana |
Phil Atkinson |
Delayed in Darwin |
Venture K |
Craig Pippin |
12°10’ |
128°24’ |
Conditions have improved slightly with the fleet experiencing a 10 knot north easterly breeze. The lead yacht is Australian Maid 140 miles west of Darwin, with Shahtoosh 15 miles behind. The Cruising Division is also making slow progress in the light conditions with Blown Away Too 60 miles astern of Australian Maid.
27 July 2002
The race began today at 11:00 hours in 6-8 knots of breeze, with Australian Maid first to cross the start line followed by Seabird skippered by Richard Ham. The competitors who approached the start line from seaward side had difficulty making headway into a 3 knot outgoing current. Some of the fleet were 15 minutes late over the line. The light conditions persisted throughout the afternoon with the lead boats only 25 miles from the start at the 16:15 radio sched.
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