It is believed that the runners from BWR Multihulls, Victorians Ian Frankze and John Kent, have taken a wrong turn on the way to the summit. They have turned back and are now on the right track to the top.
Gun runners from Peccadillo, Grant Houniet and John Winsbury, were the last team to leave race control at 6.55 but summitted ahead of the group they arrived behind, running to the top in just two hours five minutes - one minute slower than Westbury-Mersey Pharmacy's runners, who are so far the fastest and expected back to race control in 25 minutes.
Pisces'Tony Fattorini and Phil Whitten, from NSW, made the summit at 8.11, two hours 22 minutes after starting.
Tristan Gourlay and John Claridge from Haphazard reached the top just one minute after Pisces, making the journey in two hours 35 minutes.
Whistler's team arrived at the top at 8.28 and Sullivans Cove Whisky ten minutes later.