the United Kingdom-based Barmouth to Fort William Three Peaks Yacht Race. The UK organising committee in 1989 kindly donated a silver tray trophy to be awarded to the first team to win the race based on a points system that favoured older teams, older yachts and all round participation. 2013: Whistler, David Rees 2012: Centre Euro Wines, David Allan 2011: Team Cradle Mountain Chateau, David Allan 2010: Team CommunityCarbon, Jeff Dusting, Rick Pacey, Graham Smith, Stuart Jacobson, Travis Tremayne 2009: Team Chance, Bob Grant and team 2008: Team Stornoway, Richard Gardner 2007 PRD Nationwide Tamar Valley, Greg Hall 2006 Alize, Phillip Amos 2005 Liberte, Anthony Cook 2004 Misty, Brian Claque 2003 Downing Street, Andrew Ostler 2002 Mobil Kingston Beach, Angus Sprott 2001 Camp Quality, Benny Parsons 2000 Camp Quality, Benny Parsons 1999 Underwater Video Systems, Jeff Cordell 1998 Brigitta Bits 4 Boats, Peter Crawford 1997 Tamar Marine, Rob Giblin 1996 Every One An Original, Angus Sprott 1995 MMI Insurance, John Saul 1994 Southern Cross Network II, Greg Prescott 1993 Coles Bay Business, Glenn Myler 1992 French Pine, Peter Crawford/Ron Brooker 1991 Underwater Video Systems, Kerry Boden 1990 Risky Business, Richard Edmunds 1989 Budget Rent-A-Car, Don Calvert Overall Race winners 2013: Euphoria Furniture, Steve Laird 2012: Big Wave Rider, Bruce Arms (skipper), Jessica Watson 2011: Peccadillo, Charles Meredith 2010: Team Whistler, David Rees 2009: Neil Buckby Motors Subaru, Phillip Marshall 2008: Shearwater Pure Sprouts, Phillip Marshall 2007: Neil Buckby Motors, Phillip Marshall 2006: Marshall Engineering, Phillip Marshall 2005: Elite Renovations, Phillip Marshall 2004: Orana Respite Mersey Pharmacy, Robin Chamberlin & Terry Travers 2003: API Mersey Pharmacy, Robin Chamberlin & Terry Travers 2002: API Mersey Pharmacy, Robin Chamberlin & Terry Travers 2001: API Mersey Pharmacy, Robin Chamberlin & Terry Travers 2000: Haphazard, Nick Edmunds 1999: Computerland, John Saul 1998: Business Post Naiad, Bruce Guy 1997: Computerland, John Saul 1996: Optus World, John Saul 1995: Southern Cross News, Richard Edmunds 1994: Redbook Performance Plus Carpets, Ken Gourlay 1993: Windswept, Martin Pryor 1992: Ronstan Wild Thing, Grant Wharrington 1991: Hazadatas, Nick Edmunds 1990: Ericsson, Rob Cassidy 1989: Inaugural winner Verbatim, Ian Johnston, Cathy Hawkins See also Three Peaks References External links Three Peaks Race site 1989 establishments in Australia Mountain running competitions Recurring sporting events established in 1989 Sailing competitions in Australia Sailing in Tasmania