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Competitors experienced nearly every condition of racing throughout the series, including some weather that even locals had never seen before. (Fog you couldn't see through and near mid-winter conditions!!!)

All seven races were close and competitive with the lead changing hands at finish of racing each day.

The eventual winners of the 2004 Fireball World Titles were Andy SMITH and James MELDRUM from Great Britain.

Andy and James, sailing "Gul", had results of a seventh, two firsts, a disqualification, a fifth an 11 and a fourth. It was enough to take the lead by 10 points but shows the closeness and competitiveness of the fleet.

For a full list of final results please visit the event website at the address below.

Thanks to all who competed, supported, officiated, and generally hung around adding to the spectacular event that was the Fireball World's in "Sensational" Adelaide.

Overall Top Ten

Prefix	Skipper	Crew	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	R7	Pts	Place
GBR	Andy Smith	James Meldrum	7	1	1	98B	5	11	4	29	1
CZE	Tomas Musil	Jan Danek	1	98C	14	8	2	6	8	39	2
GBR	Dave Wade	Richard Wagstaff	3	2	9	13	4	8	18	39	3
GBR	Malcolm Davies	Russell Thorne	2	12	10	29	12	1	7	44	4
AUS	Brett Young	Allen Blenkle	9	3	2	1	98B	7	25	47	5
GBR	Kevin Hope	Rob Gardener	8	17	20	6	7	15	5	58	6
GBR	Richard Estaugh	Simon Potts	4	4	11	9	98B	14	21	63	7
AUS	Dylan Clarke	Jonno Bannister	14	9	3	3	31	20	19	68	8
AUS	Brendan Garner	Christopher Schwarz	15	16	16	7	3	98F	12	69	9
AUS	Greg Allison	Richard Watson	10	8	4	16	16	98B	16	70	10