Annabel Anderson - 1st Ladies SUP - 3:20. Ange Jackson DNF?
Technically, by Class...
Jake Jensen won Over 14 Feet class, in 2:59.
Lincoln Dews on a 12'6 in 3:10.
Ladies Annabel Anderson 1st 3.20 Terrene Black 2nd 3.28 Alison Fullagar 3rd 3.30
10 mins between top 3 ladies huge effort
. don't think my balance is that good mate- not in the ocean anyway
Dale Chapman - 3:24.
Ali Cat 3:30
beat
Jacko at 3:32.
Jacko on a 12'6, Ali was on a 14.
well at 25 wide im not suprised its fast.....but then again, taking into acount the time I would be climbing back on it I doubt it the board for me.....hahah. I still think that there wont be a mass change to this board design by all
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besides in a proper dw er, the bullet would do it's ass
CHEAT!
Write up here:
www.seabreeze.com.au/News/Stand%20Up%20Paddle/The-Doctor-SUP-Race-from-Rottnest-to-Sorrento_5670054.aspx
Lots of pics here:
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Stand-Up-Paddle/SUP/Photos-from-The-Doctor-SUP-race/
Well that was one tough day on the ocean! Everyone who had a crack at it deserves congratulations!
Big props to Sam putting up a good battle against Connor for most of the race and finishing in a strong 2nd place.
Also congrats to Annabelle for winning the ladies and Lincoln for the 12'6 class!
Yep good effort by all no matter where you finished. 
It would have been a very physically and mentally challenging paddle with the conditions as they were.
I saw you cross the finish line Ali and could see that you were totally spent and had nothing left in the tank (and you definitely weren't on your own), awesome effort.
Props to everyone hard race well done.
Canoes smashed it was perfect for them. Even rode the boat wakes well
Lincoln!
Great stuff, your making these 12'6"s look faster every time you race.
Keep goin' hard.
Superb result Ali and Sam and Lincoln and by the sounds of it, great effort everyone who raced.
Does anyone know which SB model Lincoln was racing?
This race shows so much promise it just needs the wind which is usually always here!! every one who paddled yesterday did really well and should be stoked for finishing a tough race and for the guys pushing hard out the front I'm sure they are hurting a bit today!! I know lots of lessons have been learnt with this race. Well down to all the winners it would have been tough in infront.
Jacko
Jacko, what is the post race feeling among the people who raced regarding the PFD requirement? I understand the organisers ruled out inflatable PFDs this year. What effect did the PFD have in the heat of the race? Do the benefits outweigh the heat issues?
