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Last weekend saw the final event in the series with Current titleholder John Harris on Rag and Famish facing an uphill struggle to retain his title after some bad luck over the previous two weeks.

In a series that saw Michael Coxon on Casio Seapathfinder leading the points going into the last weekend, it all came down to the last race. Tony Hannan was able to get a lead from the start of the race with Michael Coxon and Trevor Barnabas on Omega Smeg in a very close second and third.

Coxon had to come third or better to hold onto the first place but on the last beat he sailed into a hole near Bradleys Head and gave John Winning on Yandoo the opportunity to increase his third place.

There was an unfortunate collision between a recreational boat and Computer Associates causing the spinnaker pole to be broken from the bow of the boat.

This championship is the lead up event to the JJ Giltinan in January 2003 with all the Australian boats now competing against crews from USA, Great Britain, Italy, Canada and New Zealand for the JJ Giltinan Trophy. Last year's winner Howie Hamlin currently competing in the 505 Worlds in Perth will be back to defend his title.


The JJ Giltinan International Trophy will commence on 4 January with a spectator ferry out watching the action each day.

Overall Results

Position	Final point score	Skipper	Total Points
1	Total Recall	Tony Hannan	17.7
2	Casio Seapathfinder	Michael Coxon	19
3	Omega Smeg	Trevor Barnabas	22.7
4	Aristocrat	Gary Phillips	29.4
5	Yandoo	John Winning	35.7
6	Rat and Famish Hotel	John Harris	37
7	Express Post	Hugh Stodart	45
8	Avaya	Peter Morrison	48.7
9	Sunday Telegraph	Clynton Wade-Lehman	50.7
10	Computer Associates	Jack Young	51.7
11	Churchill's Sports Bar	Ben Austin	63
12	Team Rollerson	Grant Rollerson	63
13	Terry Hogan Prestige Cars	Chris Dixon	71
14	Asko Appliances	David Lumb	72.7
15	Rosemount	Micah Lane	76