No Play on the Final Day

The Mumm 30 class order could not have been disturbed; Richard Perini had no need to race Foreign Affair because even counting his discarded tenth place in the final race, the Australian skipper could not be beaten. He went out for the last race, allegedly with beer and a stereo on board.

Celebrating his victory on Thursday night, Perini revealed that he would take part in major Mumm 30 regattas in the United States as part of his work-up to the World Championship in Annapolis in September. He was more interested in telling the story of his boat captain, Darren Jones, and his "face-plant" off the dock into the harbour earlier in the day.

The Farr One-Design classes would like to thank their sponsors: Hi-Tech Composites, Doyle Sailmakers, European Ocean Freight.

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