Results
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- Past Results 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1998
- Foxy Tales 2010, 2008
- Club History
Training 2011
Names are now being collected of members who wish to join in the Tuesday evening training during 2011.
As in 2010 it is intended to run a number of groups from beginner to race training. Would anyone interested please contact Mike Fairlamb as soon as possible, if they have not already done so, as places are limited and will be on a first come first served basis.
Thank You!
Mike Turner has finished gathering the sponsor monies for his recent swim and is delighted to announce a total of £803 has been collected in aid of the Bedford Oncology Unit. This amount will be increased by the tax man through gift aid declarations.
Mike wishes to reiterate his heart felt thanks for everyone's sterling efforts (seems the wrong way round!) in enabling such a great donation to be possible.
Santa Made It!
The cold weather and snow may have prevented some of the regulars from attending the children's Christmas party, but Santa still made it after skating across the frozen lake (don't try that at home!).
Before his arrival there were various games and a tea party. It was all topped off with some carol singing and Santa handed out presents to each of the children.
Is Your Boat Safe?
Following the high lake level last week all boats were moved from the foreshore to higher ground. However, they will not have been tied down. With the high winds forecast for today, and the next few days, if you do not intend sailing it would be sensible to remove your boat, or at least take down the mast to reduce windage and the risk of it blowing over. Boats that blow off trailers are sometimes damaged, but also can damage the boat next to it. Please have a thought for your, and others', property.
Thanks.
Final Day
As there was only one taker for racing this morning, no racing took place and the results of two weeks ago stand giving Tom Gosden two trophies for next year's prize giving, having won both the personal and fleet handicap version of the series.
WINTER SERIES 2010 (FLEET)
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 175602 T GOSDEN LAS 3 1 DNS 2 6
2 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 9 3 1 4 8
3 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 4 2 3 3 8
4 162 R DAWSON MUSTO SKIF 2 RTD 4 8 14
5 20136 N GARRISON LASER 6 5 OD DNS 14
6 1623 P BALLARD SUPER NOVA 5 7 5 6 16
7 11115 M TURNER GP DNS 8 6 7 21
8 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 8 4 DNS DNS 30
9 240034 P DAVENPORT LAS 7 9 DNS DNS 34
10 98 C BLACK COMET RTD 6 DNS DNS 35
11 3567 S HUNT MR DNS DNS DNS 1 37
12 1148 N CURRIE RS400 1 DNS DNS DNS 37
13 93567 RuCRITCHLEY MR DNS DNS 2 DNS 38
14 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS DNS DNS 5 41
15 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS DNS DNS 7 DNS 43
16 13867 D NICHOLSON GP DNS DNS RTD DNS 45
17 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 DNS RTD DNS DNS 48
Points for RTD = 11 12 9 9
Points for DSQ = 11 12 9 9
Points for DNS = 18
3 races to count
WINTER SERIES 2010 (PERSONAL)
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 175602 T GOSDEN LAS 2 1 DNS 1 4
2 20136 N GARRISON LASER 4 2 OD DNS 9
3 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 9 9 2 2 13
4 11115 M TURNER GP DNS 6 3 4 13
5 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 7 4 5 5 14
6 162 R DAWSON MUSTO SKIF 3 RTD 7 8 18
7 1623 P BALLARD SUPER NOVA 5 8 6 7 18
8 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 8 5 DNS DNS 31
9 240034 P DAVENPORT LAS 6 7 DNS DNS 31
10 98 C BLACK COMET RTD 3 DNS DNS 32
11 93567 RuCRITCHLEY MR DNS DNS 1 DNS 37
12 1148 N CURRIE RS400 1 DNS DNS DNS 37
13 3567 S HUNT MR DNS DNS DNS 3 39
14 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS DNS DNS 4 DNS 40
15 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS DNS DNS 6 42
16 13867 D NICHOLSON GP DNS DNS RTD DNS 45
17 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 DNS RTD DNS DNS 48
Points for RTD = 11 12 9 9
Points for DSQ = 11 12 9 9
Points for DNS = 18
3 races to count
Dinner Dance 2010
The 59th Annual Prize Giving dinner dance took place at North Lakes Hotel, Penrith on Saturday 27 November 2010.
After dinner, Ian Preston gave a speech proposing a toast to the club to which Commodore Dave Nicholson responded. Prizes were awarded by Pauline Nicholson.
In addition to the series and championship prizes, the Roger Pryde Memorial Trophy was awarded to Ethan Dawson for his achievement in successfully qualifying to be part of the Topper 4.2 National squad. Christina Tully's perseverance in numerous aspects of racing was recognised with the award of the Consistency Trophy.
Apologies about the quality of various photos - looking at them, it's hard to believe the cameraman was sober!
Flying
Fifteen Series:
Handicap Series:
GP14 Series:
Mirror Series:
Toppers:
All
Classes:
Flying Fifteen Club Championship:
Laser & Handicap Club Championship:
GP14
Club Championship:
Mirror Club Handicap Championship:
Topper Club Championship:
Handicap Championship:
The End is Nigh!
Sunday was a superb autumn day and attracted seventeen members to the Club with the intention of having a further sail. But the wind was at its most fickle, sometimes filling in to make a race start possible and sometimes dying away completely allowing the images of the surrounding fells to be perfectly reflected in the water. This continued until lunchtime after which the race officer decided to abandon racing for the day. This leaves only the one remaining round of the Winter Series to be sailed next weekend before the long winter break commences.
Weekend Racing
Races three and four of the Winter series were held on Bassenthwaite last Sunday. The water level had receded somewhat and winds were again light enticing eleven boats onto the Lake. The Musto Skiff sailed by Robin Dawson is a potentially rapid boat and is handicapped accordingly but it is not designed for light winds and, although it finished ahead on the water in Race one, its lead was not enough to beat the following boats on corrected time and the race win went to Jim Christie in his Supernova from Alan Nicholson in his Solo. Dawson finished third while the Supernova of Peter Ballard beat the GP14 of Mike Turner / Sue Watson for fourth place by a single second.
The next race produced a different result with Steve Hunt / Ruth Critchley in their Merlin Rocket beating the Laser of Tom Gosden by a mere eight seconds. Christie finished third and Nicholson fourth. With the Series half completed Christie and Gosden share the lead with six points apiece whist Nicholson is third on nine points.
Youth Squad Prize Giving
The Youth Squad prize giving took place on Saturday evening. A quote from the stand-in official photographer for the evening Apologies for lack of photos of the Youth Squad Prizegiving but those taken were a load of rubbish - photos not recipients that is!!
Bonfire Night
For a change, the bonfire night firework display was launched from the jetty. As a result there were some magnificent reflections to be seen on the calm, flooded lake. Thanks to Mik for these images.
Winter Series
The final series of the season got underway after a glorious morning when the lake was mirror-like, again! There was enough to sail in but looking at the finish times, it must have dropped off again during the race.
The series results are calculated on both a personal and fleet handicap basis, and, at present, Tom Gosden is leading both sets of results!
WINTER SERIES 2010 (PERSONAL)
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 175602 T GOSDEN LAS 2 1 3
2 20136 N GARRISON LASER 4 2 6
3 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 7 4 11
4 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 8 5 13
5 1623 P BALLARD SUPER NOVA 5 8 13
6 240034 P DAVENPORT LAS 6 7 13
7 1148 N CURRIE RS400 1 DNS 14
8 98 C BLACK COMET RTD 3 14
9 162 R DAWSON MUSTO SKIF 3 RTD 15
10 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 9 9 18
11 11115 M TURNER GP DNS 6 19
12 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 DNS RTD 25
Points for RTD = 11 12
Points for DSQ = 11 12
Points for DNS = 13
2 races to count
WINTER SERIES 2010 (PERSONAL)
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1148 N CURRI 963 0:35:56 2238 1
175602 T GOSDE 1214 0:48:55 2415 2
162 R DAWSO 896 0:36:40 2452 3
20136 N GARRI 1305 0:54:54 2524 4
1623 P BALLA 1233 0:52: 0 2530 5
240034 P DAVEN 1288 0:56: 0 2606 6
1003 J CHRIS 1150 0:50: 7 2612 7
3390 T CHITT 1166 0:56:10 2887 8
4880 A NICHO 1259 0:65:36 3126 9
WINTER SERIES 2010 (PERSONAL)
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
175602 T GOSDE 1226 0:34:18 1677 1
20136 N GARRI 1325 0:38:43 1753 2
98 C BLACK 1469 0:43:10 1761 3
1003 J CHRIS 1158 0:35:24 1832 4
3390 T CHITT 1179 0:36:35 1860 5
11115 M TURNE 1362 0:42:48 1884 6
240034 P DAVEN 1307 0:41:41 1912 7
1623 P BALLA 1249 0:39:54 1916 8
4880 A NICHO 1268 0:40:47 1929 9
WINTER SERIES 2010 (FLEET)
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 175602 T GOSDEN LAS 3 1 4
2 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 4 2 6
3 20136 N GARRISON LASER 6 5 11
4 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 9 3 12
5 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 8 4 12
6 1623 P BALLARD SUPER NOVA 5 7 12
7 1148 N CURRIE RS400 1 DNS 14
8 162 R DAWSON MUSTO SKIF 2 RTD 14
9 240034 P DAVENPORT LAS 7 9 16
10 98 C BLACK COMET RTD 6 17
11 11115 M TURNER GP DNS 8 21
12 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 DNS RTD 25
Points for RTD = 11 12
Points for DSQ = 11 12
Points for DNS = 13
2 races to count
Youth Squad Prize Giving
The Youth Squad prize giving will be held at approx 6.30pm before the Bonfire and fireworks party on Saturday 6th November. Please bring a large firework and join in the fun!
Would everyone that won prizes last year please bring them back to the club, engraved if they want permanent recognition for their efforts and successes, before 6th November. They should be left in the committee room, or with a council member.
Youth Squad
Robin Crawley, Harry Binns and Christina Tully represented Bass SC at the Onboard Regatta last Sunday at Low Wood Windermere. There was no wind (a bit like Bass) but all had loads of fun!
Click here for report or photo slideshow
Date for your diaries
The Youth Squad Prizegiving will be held at Bass on Bonfire night (6th Nov) 6.30pm approx.
Ouch!
| A couple of pics have surfaced from the weekend
Kayla may not have got her leg over quick enough but was it necessary
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The result of a low speed |
GP14 National Inland Championship 2010
Bassenthwaite Sailing Club
Overall
| Rank | Boat No | Fleet | Division | Helm | Crew | Club | R1 | R2 | R3 | R4 | Total | Nett |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 13417 | Gold | Mike Senior | Liz Senior | South Staffs SC | (2.0) | 2.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | 6.0 | 4.0 | |
| 2nd | 13654 | Gold | Master | Neil Marsden | Graham Nelson | Blackpool & Fleetwood SC | 1.0 | 3.0 | 3.0 | (DNF) | 50.0 | 7.0 |
| 3rd | 14021 | Gold | Steve Goacher | Luke Shaw | Royal Windermere YC | 8.0 | 1.0 | 2.0 | (DNF) | 54.0 | 11.0 | |
| 4th | 14064 | Gold | Master | David Lawson | Mike Cowan | Bassenthwaite SC | 5.0 | (7.0) | 6.0 | 3.0 | 21.0 | 14.0 |
| 5th | 14061 | Gold | Shane MacCarthay | Andy Davis | Greystones | 10.0 | 4.0 | 4.0 | (DNF) | 61.0 | 18.0 | |
| 6th | 14039 | Gold | Carl Jeffs | Drew Nickless | Trimpley SC | (14.0) | 11.0 | 7.0 | 2.0 | 34.0 | 20.0 | |
| 7th | 14047 | Gold | Adam McGovern | Chris Robinson | Hollingworth Lake CS | (12.0) | 6.0 | 10.0 | 4.0 | 32.0 | 20.0 | |
| 8th | 14067 | Gold | Matt Burge | Richard Wagstaff | Poole YC | 3.0 | 5.0 | 14.0 | (DNF) | 65.0 | 22.0 | |
| 9th | 14037 | Gold | Master | David Gebhard | Jack Gebhard | Derwent Reservoir SC | 11.0 | 9.0 | 5.0 | (DNF) | 68.0 | 25.0 |
| 10th | 14003 | Gold | Matt Thursfield | Adam Froggett | Chelmarsh SC | 6.0 | 8.0 | 12.0 | (DNF) | 69.0 | 26.0 | |
| 11th | 13949 | Silver | Richard Cornes | James Goodfellow | Milton Keynes | 9.0 | 10.0 | 9.0 | (DNF) | 71.0 | 28.0 | |
| 12th | 14062 | Gold | Andy Smith | Rob Smith | Bassenthwaite SC | 13.0 | 20.0 | 8.0 | (DNF) | 84.0 | 41.0 | |
| 13th | 14059 | Gold | Ross Kearney | Tom Castle | Northampton SC | 15.0 | 15.0 | 13.0 | (DNF) | 86.0 | 43.0 | |
| 14th | 13803 | Gold | Master | Paul Owen | Chris White | South Staffs SC | 16.0 | 18.0 | 17.0 | (DNF) | 94.0 | 51.0 |
| 15th | 13864 | Silver | Master | Colin Midgley | Justin Smith | Derwent Reservoir SC | 18.0 | 12.0 | 23.0 | (DNF) | 96.0 | 53.0 |
| 16th | 14063 | Gold | Master | Martin Brennan | Alistair Knott | Hollingworth Lake CS | 19.0 | 17.0 | 20.0 | (DNF) | 99.0 | 56.0 |
| 17th | 13930 | Silver | Gd Master | Ian Sinclair | Alan Jones | Bolton SC | 20.0 | 16.0 | 21.0 | (DNF) | 100.0 | 57.0 |
| 18th | 13924 | Gold | Master | Neil Platt | Phil Smith | West Kirby | 4.0 | (DNC) | 11.0 | DNF | 101.0 | 58.0 |
| 19th | 13900 | Gold | Master | Bill Kenyon | Ben Ditchburn | Budworth SC | 30.0 | 13.0 | 16.0 | (DNF) | 102.0 | 59.0 |
| 20th | 13791 | Silver | Master | Julie Waddington | Chris Waddington | Bolton SC | 23.0 | 21.0 | 18.0 | (DNF) | 105.0 | 62.0 |
| 21st | 13819 | Gold | Mark Greenhalgh | Duncan Greenhalgh | Annandale SC | 17.0 | 23.0 | 25.0 | (DNF) | 108.0 | 65.0 | |
| 22nd | 13885 | Silver | Gd Master | Mike Fairlamb | Ken Bell | Bassenthwaite SC | 27.0 | 22.0 | 19.0 | (DNF) | 111.0 | 68.0 |
| 23rd | 13371 | Silver | John Riley | Nigel Lewis | Bassenthwaite SC | 21.0 | 24.0 | 24.0 | (DNF) | 112.0 | 69.0 | |
| 24th | 13374 | Silver | Gd Master | Peter Gardner | William Gardner | Combs SC | 22.0 | 25.0 | 22.0 | (DNF) | 112.0 | 69.0 |
| 25th | 13186 | Silver | Josh Gebhard | Joric Gebhard | Derwent Reservoir SC | (DNC) | 14.0 | 15.0 | DNF | 115.0 | 72.0 | |
| 26th | 13796 | Bronze | Master | Tim Knowles | Martin Slatter | Bassenthwaite SC | 24.0 | 26.0 | 27.0 | (DNF) | 120.0 | 77.0 |
| 27th | 13905 | Silver | Master | Hugh Godfrey | Sally Roberts | Bassenthwaite SC | 26.0 | 19.0 | 35.0 | (DNF) | 123.0 | 80.0 |
| 28th | 13556 | Bronze | Graham Hutchinson | Andy Bury | Bolton SC | 25.0 | 27.0 | 29.0 | (DNF) | 124.0 | 81.0 | |
| 29th | 13911 | Silver | Gd Master | Dave Burrows | Kate Billinge | Winsford Flash SC | 28.0 | 28.0 | 26.0 | (DNF) | 125.0 | 82.0 |
| 30th | 13736 | Bronze | Master | Arthur Logan | Iain Hardy | Castle Semple SC | 29.0 | 33.0 | 30.0 | (DNF) | 135.0 | 92.0 |
| 31st | 13931 | Gold | Master | Richard Instone | Jim Toothill | Chase SC | 7.0 | (DNC) | DNC | DNF | 136.0 | 93.0 |
| 32nd | 13880 | Silver | Master | Mandy Mitchell | Jon Close | Winsford Flash SC | 32.0 | 30.0 | 31.0 | (DNF) | 136.0 | 93.0 |
| 33rd | 13124 | Silver | Donald Gillies | TBA | Castle Semple SC | 31.0 | 34.0 | 32.0 | (DNF) | 140.0 | 97.0 | |
| 34th | 14000 | Silver | Master | Paul O'Neill | Matt Lawson | CSSC | 34.0 | 31.0 | 33.0 | (DNF) | 141.0 | 98.0 |
| 35th | 13727 | Silver | Gd Master | Tim Davies | Mark Collingwood | Chelmarsh SC | 40.0 | 32.0 | 28.0 | (DNF) | 143.0 | 100.0 |
| 36th | 13867 | Bronze | Gd Master | Dave Nicholson | Sarah Nicholson | Bassenthwaite SC | 36.0 | 29.0 | (DNC) | DNC | 151.0 | 108.0 |
| 37th | 11892 | Bronze | Gd Master | Katherine Davis | Glenys Kett | Bassenthwaite SC | 37.0 | 37.0 | 37.0 | (DNF) | 154.0 | 111.0 |
| 38th | 13671 | Bronze | Master | Ann Penny | Paul Dickie | Derwent Reservoir SC | 33.0 | (DNC) | 36.0 | DNF | 155.0 | 112.0 |
| 39th | 10011 | Silver | Gd Master | Roy Nettleship | Sabine Schamberg | Nottingham SC | 35.0 | (DNC) | 34.0 | DNF | 155.0 | 112.0 |
| 40th | 13816 | Bronze | Gd Master | Steve Ellison | Phil Baker | Aldridge SC | 39.0 | 36.0 | 38.0 | (DNF) | 156.0 | 113.0 |
| 41st | 12682 | Bronze | Gd Master | Mike Moore | Kayla Sheard | Bassenthwaite SC | 38.0 | 35.0 | (DNC) | DNF | 159.0 | 116.0 |
| 42nd | 11115 | Bronze | Mike Turner | Sue Watson | Bassenthwaite SC | (DNF) | DNC | DNC | DNC | 172.0 | 129.0 |
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Foxy Tales
Just in case you missed the original mailing, this year's Foxy Tales is now available online from the Results tab, or click here.
Congratulations
Many congratulations to Ethan Dawson who was sailing at Carsington over the weekend and successfully qualified to be part of the Topper 4.2 National squad.
Slow Sunday
An extra hour in bed did nothing in terms of allowing the wind to fill in - it was mirror-like!
The forecast was not for strong winds, so it may have been some time before we got a decision on when racing could start. Well, the wind filled in, the start boat went out, and the fleets followed. The wind kept swinging, the race started, and the wind died - 15 mins for the short first beat. The boats kept moving, but the OD did not risk sending them round for a second lap. That concluded the final championship series for the year - Mike and Kayla won the Dawson Trophy, Scumper the Skiddaw Trophy, Mike Fairlamb the Autumn Cup and Toddy the Bates Trophy (his first and only win of the season!)
Over lunch the wind settled in from the forecast NE direction, but would it still be there for the afternoon pennant race in aid of the Eric Twiname Trust? As you might have guessed by the time the fleet were on the water the wind had faded again! Racing did get underway in the bay, but the wind swung more to the south so the 1st beat was a fetch, and the next reach was a one sided beat followed by a tight reach for the third leg of the course. Elaine was suffering with back pain, so to defend her lead in Sandra's Salver series for women crews in pennant races she was dosed with painkillers and winched into William's boat! They did take an early lead from Ruth (helming!) and Steve but Scumper and Robbie D were not far away. After a couple of laps the wind died and the race shortened. Robbie D got through to the lead from William. On handicap Ruth won by 10 secs, with Scumper 2nd, and William 3rd. Elaine's first position as a crew strengthened her lead and secured her winning position in Sandra's Salver.
ERIC TWINAME TRUST
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 93567 RuCRITCHLEY MR 1 1
2 570 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 2 2
3 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 3 3
4 162 R DAWSON MUSTO SKIF 4 4
5 13601 P BOWMER GP 5 5
6 13796 T KNOWLES GP 6 6
7 13867 D NICHOLSON GP 7 7
8 13916 N LEWIS GP 8 8
9 11115 M TURNER GP 9 9
10 11892 K DAVIS GP 10 10
11 1623 P BALLARD SUPER NOVA 11 11
12 3473 M MOORE FF 12 12
13 167828 I MACPHERSON FF 13 13
Points for RTD = 14
Points for DSQ = 14
Points for DNS = 14
1 races to count
ERIC TWINAME TRUST FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1 Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn 91298 MR 1006 0:47: 6 2809 1 1049 VAREO 1038 0:48:47 2819 2 1303 RS400 950 0:45: 2 2844 3 1189 MUSTO S 875 0:43:12 2962 4 13601 GP 1127 0:58: 8 3094 5 13796 GP 1127 0:59:50 3185 6 13867 GP 1127 0:62: 5 3305 7 13916 GP 1127 0:63:27 3377 8 11115 GP 1127 0:64:44 3446 9 11892 GP 1127 0:65:54 3508 10 1623 SUPER N 1063 0:63:10 3565 11 3473 FF 1025 0:61: 0 3570 12 167828 FF 1025 0:62:11 3640 13
SANDRA'S SALVER
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Pts
1 81298 E HUNT RS400 4 1 2 4 5 2 1 19
2 93473 M SHEARD FF 1 DNS 1 3 3 1 7 32
3 98 C BLACK COMET DNS 2 RTD 7 1 DNS 4 52
4 13326 S WATSON GP 3 4 DNS DNS DNS 6 5 66
5 91125 JaHALLIDAY RS400 DNS 3 RTD 8 DNS 5 DNS 70
6 91298 RuCRITCHLEY MR 2 DNS DNS 1 DNS RTD DNS 76
7 913601 V BOWMER GP DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS 2 84
8 923166 EmSMITH ENT DNS DNS 3 5 DNS DNS DNS 88
9 913867 S WILKINSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD 3 92
10 911892 G KETT MS DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS DNS 6 95
11 913176 L LAWSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS 98
12 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 DNS 99
13 9114 R FLINN M16 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS 100
14 91148 J CURRIE RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS 100
15 83390 S ROBERTS FF DNS DNS DNS 6 DNS DNS DNS 102
Points for RTD = 5 5 6 10 6 9 8
Points for DSQ = 5 5 6 10 6 9 8
Points for DNS = 16
7 races to count
DAWSON TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF 1 1 1 DNS DNS 1 2 1 1 1 5
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN LASER 2 2 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2 DNS 10
3 93673 J SOMERVILLE FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 1 DNS DNS DNS 24
4 1074 I CURRIER FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 3 DNS 24
5 167828 I MACPHERSON FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 30
Points for RTD = 3 3 3 0 0 3 3 4 4 3
Points for DSQ = 3 3 3 0 0 3 3 4 4 3
Points for DNS = 6
5 races to count
GP AUTUMN CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 2 1 DNS DNS DNS 4
2 13118 V BELL GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 3 2 DNS DNS DNS 7
3 14064 D LAWSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 RTD DNS DNS DNS 14
4 13601 P BOWMER GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 19
5 13916 N LEWIS GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 20
6 11892 K DAVIS GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 21
7 11115 M TURNER GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 22
8 13867 D NICHOLSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS DNS 22
Points for RTD = 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 0 0 5
Points for DSQ = 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 0 0 5
Points for DNS = 9
3 races to count
SKIDDAW TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Pts
1 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 1 1 5 DNS 5 2 3 2 1 DNS 7
2 3567 S HUNT MR DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 4 1 1 2 1 9
3 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 2 2 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 4 4 13
4 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS 3 2 DNS 11 5 4 3 5 DNS 17
5 1623 P BALLARD SUPER NOVA 3 5 3 DNS 10 DNS DNS 9 6 3 20
6 20136 N GARRISON LASER RTD 4 OD DNS 9 11 DNS DNS DNS DNS 33
7 102591 A JONES LAS 4 DNS DNS DNS 12 8 10 10 RTD DNS 42
8 1189 R DAWSON RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 1 2 DNS DNS DNS 60
9 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS 13 RTD 9 OD DNS DNS 66
10 114 T FLINN M16 DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 DNS DNS 7 7 DNS 78
11 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 88
12 163024 A DUNCAN LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 3 DNS 93
13 303 M COWAN VAREO DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 5 DNS DNS DNS 95
14 175602 T GOSDEN LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 DNS 5 97
15 1369 P SMITH RS200 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 RTD DNS DNS DNS 100
16 132318 P CLARK LAS RAD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 8 DNS DNS DNS 102
17 23166 M NINNIM ENT DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 7 DNS DNS DNS 103
18 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 10 11 DNS DNS DNS 105
19 188274 S HALL LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 115
20 45866 L TYSON TOP DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 116
21 13601 P BOWMER GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS 117
22 6905 JOHN DART18 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 DNS DNS DNS 118
23 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 118
24 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 123
25 13916 N LEWIS GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 DNS 124
26 240034 P DAVENPORT LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS 14 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 126
27 91623 D MARSKELL KESTREL DNS DNS DNS DNS 15 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 127
Points for RTD = 6 6 6 0 16 13 13 11 10 6
Points for DSQ = 6 6 6 0 16 13 13 11 10 6
Points for DNS = 28
5 races to count
SKIDDAW TROPHY FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 10 Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn 3567 MR 1006 0:33: 3 1971 1 4880 SOLO 1155 0:40:58 2128 2 1623 SUPER N 1063 0:42:36 2404 3 1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:46:27 2621 4 175602 LAS 1080 0:47:17 2626 5
The Tale of Sale
Again the effects of Sale Fell were well and truly felt across all fleets as the SSW wind swung round it resulting in two opposing winds with a nasty calm bit in the middle (just where the windward mark was!). The fresh breeze that was forecast, came through in bursts, but never settled resulting in frustrating racing conditions, and numerous capsizes when some boats were caught out by the gusts (Lucky them!). A non racer who seemed to be doing lots of capsizing was Robbie D getting to grips with his new acquisition - a Musto Skiff
Tomorrow morning's race will conclude the series and finalise the club championship positions. How time flies!
MIRROR BATES TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Pts
1 70466 D TODHUNTER MS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 2 3
2 21863 N ORTON MS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 1 4
3 69960 A WAUGH MS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS 2 DNS 4
4 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 6
Points for RTD = 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 4 3
Points for DSQ = 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 4 3
Points for DNS = 5
2 races to count
SKIDDAW TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 8
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3567 MR 1006 0:14:52 886 1
1049 VAREO 1038 0:15:36 901 2
1303 RS400 950 0:15:11 958 3
1003 SUPER N 1063 0:17: 1 960 4
13601 GP 1127 0:18: 7 964 5
163024 LAS 1080 0:18: 3 1002 6
114 M16 1200 0:20:22 1018 7
175602 LAS 1080 0:20:10 1120 8
1623 SUPER N 1063 0:20: 2 1130 9
102591 LAS 1080 0:20:29 1137 10
SKIDDAW TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 9
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1049 VAREO 1038 0:40:29 2340 1
3567 MR 1006 0:40:35 2420 2
163024 LAS 1080 0:45:40 2537 3
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:45: 7 2546 4
1303 RS400 950 0:40:40 2568 5
1623 SUPER N 1063 0:45:54 2590 6
114 M16 1200 0:51:55 2595 7
13916 GP 1127 0:51:53 2762 8
Winding Up
Another day racing concludes another series with Toggle and Mike each securing another trophy. Just one weekend left before this season's prize list can be finalised.
MJM
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF 2 3 1 1 3 2 1 1 DNS DNS 4 2 10
2 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS OD 7 6 4 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 1 24
3 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 5 9 5 5 2 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 6 31
4 1623 P BALLARD KESTREL 4 7 11 7 8 4 DNS DNS 4 4 6 5 34
5 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 3 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 3 3 4 56
6 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 1 1 DNS DNS 1 DNS 2 4 DNS DNS DNS DNS 87
7 98 C BLACK COMET DNS 11 13 12 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 10 7 131
8 102591 A JONES LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 5 7 9 143
9 69960 A WAUGH MS DNS 5 8 10 6 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 146
10 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 DNS 10 12 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 8 155
11 14062 A SMITH MS DNS 4 3 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 165
12 20136 N GARRISON DART18 DNS 12 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 3 172
13 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS 6 6 8 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 176
14 11115 M TURNER GP 6 DNS 10 9 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 181
15 501 J CROSBIE LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 2 DNS DNS 198
16 303 M COWAN VAREO DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 200
17 14064 D LAWSON GP DNS DNS 2 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 200
18 167828 I MACPHERSON FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS 202
19 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS OD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 202
20 911892 G KETT MS DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 6 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 208
21 11892 K DAVIS GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 10 214
22 170142 J TELFORD MS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 215
23 2504 M STEPHENSON FF DNS DNS 9 11 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 215
24 175602 T GOSDEN LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS 235
25 163024 A DUNCAN LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS 237
26 70466 D TODHUNTER MS DNS DNS OD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 237
27 1189 R DAWSON RS400 DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 238
28 1485 JoWATKINS LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS DNS DNS 239
29 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 239
30 13916 N LEWIS GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 239
31 2173 S PECK L2000 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS DNS 241
32 91515 T HALL LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 241
33 923166 EmSMITH ENT DNS 8 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 242
34 13867 D NICHOLSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 243
35 813467 DeWRIGHT MIR DNS DNS DNS 13 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 247
Points for RTD = 7 13 15 14 10 7 7 6 7 6 11 11
Points for DSQ = 7 13 15 14 10 7 7 6 7 6 11 11
Points for DNS = 36
7 races to count
MJM
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 11
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
161866 LASER 1080 0:23:30 1305 1
4880 SOLO 1155 0:25:59 1349 2
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:24:14 1367 3
160516 LASER 1080 0:24:40 1370 4
3473 FF 1025 0:24: 6 1410 5
709 SUPER N 1063 0:26:44 1508 6
102591 LAS 1080 0:28:12 1566 7
44428 TOP4.2 1310 0:39:25 1805 8
11892 GP 1127 0:36:48 1959 9
98 COMET 1177 0:39:20 2005 10
MJM
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 12
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
4880 SOLO 1155 0:13:23 695 1
3473 FF 1025 0:11:55 697 2
161866 LASER 1080 0:13:17 737 3
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:13:13 746 4
709 SUPER N 1063 0:13:19 751 5
160516 LASER 1080 0:13:36 755 6
98 COMET 1177 0:14:57 762 7
44428 TOP4.2 1310 0:16:55 774 8
102591 LAS 1080 0:13:57 775 9
11892 GP 1127 0:14:57 795 10
ASYMMETRIC CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Pts
1 303 M COWAN VAREO 4 5 2 DNS 2 3 DNS DNS 1 2 DNS 2 9
2 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 2 3 DNS DNS 3 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 11
3 173 R YARDLEY VAREO 6 6 RTD DNS DNS OD DNS DNS 2 1 DNS DNS 17
4 1369 P SMITH RS200 1 1 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 21
5 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS DNS 3 DNS 1 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 23
6 103 H GODFREY VAREO 3 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 33
7 374 R BLACKBURN VAREO 5 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 34
8 516 N BLOOR VAREO 7 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 43
Points for RTD = 8 7 5 0 4 4 0 0 3 3 0 3
Points for DSQ = 8 7 5 0 4 4 0 0 3 3 0 3
Points for DNS = 9
5 races to count
ASYMMETRIC CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 12
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1049 VAREO 1038 0:15:10 876 1
303 VAREO 1038 0:15:33 898 2
October Series
Two for the price of one. With the first races in the October series being blown off, Saturday's racing will be the only races that count in the series which is calculated on both a personal and a fleet handicap basis. The final outcome was Mike and Kayla won both the personal and fleet handicap versions of the results.
OCTOBER SERIES FH
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS 2 1 3
2 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA DNS DNS 1 3 4
3 20136 N GARRISON DART18 DNS DNS 3 5 8
4 1623 P BALLARD KESTREL DNS DNS 4 4 8
5 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 DNS DNS DNS 2 9
6 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF DNS DNS OD DNS 10
Points for RTD = 0 0 5 6
Points for DSQ = 0 0 5 6
Points for DNS = 7
2 races to count
OCTOBER SERIES PH
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS 2 1 3
2 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA DNS DNS 1 4 5
3 1623 P BALLARD KESTREL DNS DNS 4 3 7
4 20136 N GARRISON DART18 DNS DNS 3 5 8
5 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 DNS DNS DNS 2 9
6 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF DNS DNS OD DNS 10
Points for RTD = 0 0 5 6
Points for DSQ = 0 0 5 6
Points for DNS = 7
2 races to count
OCTOBER SERIES FH
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:21:24 1207 1
3473 FF 1025 0:21:22 1250 2
20136 DART18 798 0:19:11 1442 3
1623 KESTREL 1038 0:31: 4 1795 4
OCTOBER SERIES PH
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1003 J CHRIS 1202 0:64:11 3201 1
3473 M MOORE 1125 0:64: 5 3414 2
20136 N GARRI 946 0:57:33 3650 3
1623 P BALLA 1177 0:93:13 4751 4
OCTOBER SERIES FH
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3473 FF 1025 0:13:31 791 1
44428 TOP4.2 1310 0:19:20 885 2
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:16: 7 909 3
1623 KESTREL 1038 0:16:35 958 4
20136 DART18 798 0:13:59 1051 5
OCTOBER SERIES PH
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3473 M MOORE 1097 0:13:31 739 1
44428 E DAWSO 1559 0:19:20 744 2
1623 P BALLA 1190 0:16:35 836 3
1003 J CHRIS 1143 0:16: 7 845 4
20136 N GARRI 946 0:13:59 886 5
Hat Overboard!
After a cool day on the water yesterday when Kayla got unusually cold, she opted to wear a hat today. However, Hat Overboard was the call as her hat blew off and she couldn't catch it, but Mike cooly went about to pick it up. Even though he had already secured the series by winning the morning race, he didn't lose enough ground for Tim to pass him. Perhaps it was the two pieces of cake that Mike had scoffed at lunch that got him off to a slow start and he had to catch Tim. For Tim's crew Claire Duncan, it was her first bit of racing and they walked away with two 2nds.
Meanwhile husband Alistair tried his hand in a GP and got a 3rd and a 1st, to finish 3rd overall. Dave and Lynn had continued their winning ways to take their 3rd win in the morning race and the series.
Mik Chappell took the glory back from Toddy (yesterday was the first time he'd headed the leader board this season!), with two wins to take the series from Alan Waugh.
Back on the water from paternity leave, Scumper took two 1sts from Neil and Judith. However, although Sam couldn't sail as he was OD, his 3 OD points enabled him to win the series, with Toggle finishing 2nd.
TRANSOM TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE GP 1 1 1 1 3
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 2 2 2 2 6
3 2504 M STEPHENSON FF 3 3 3 3 9
Points for RTD = 4 4 4 4
Points for DSQ = 4 4 4 4
Points for DNS = 4
3 races to count
STABLES PRIZE
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 14064 D LAWSON GP 1 1 1 DNS 3
2 13118 V BELL GP 3 2 2 DNS 7
3 163024 A DUNCAN LAS DNS DNS 3 1 11
4 13867 D NICHOLSON GP 2 DNS DNS 2 11
5 11115 M TURNER GP 4 3 DNS DNS 14
6 12239 A HELLING GP 5 4 DNS DNS 16
Points for RTD = 6 5 4 3
Points for DSQ = 6 5 4 3
Points for DNS = 7
3 races to count
COMET TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 188274 S HALL LAS 3 1 DNS OD 7
2 303 M COWAN VAREO 2 RTD 3 3 8
3 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 1 5 4 4 9
4 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO DNS DNS 1 1 11
5 1148 N CURRIE RS400 DNS DNS 2 2 13
6 20136 N GARRISON LAS 4 3 6 6 13
7 1623 P BALLARD KESTREL 6 4 5 5 14
8 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 5 2 DNS DNS 16
Points for RTD = 7 7 7 7
Points for DSQ = 7 7 7 7
Points for DNS = 9
3 races to count
SINGLE HANDED TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 1 3 1 1 3
2 69960 A WAUGH MS 2 2 2 2 6
3 70466 D TODHUNTER MS 3 1 DNS DNS 8
Points for RTD = 4 4 3 3
Points for DSQ = 4 4 3 3
Points for DNS = 4
3 races to count
Final Championship Weekend Series
Although the forecast was not very promising, the wind did fill in to get racing underway, but it then started to swing more to the East. William and Lezli-Ann Pearson were squeezed off the line by Sam Hall :( which took them most of the beat to pull back, only to be caught port and starboard by Toggle. Clearly that race was not meant to be, and although they broke 3 mins clear, it wasn't enough to beat Jim Christie or Toggle. The line was moved to suit the new wind direction, and the lap length shortened. Although the OD's plan was for a short race, he felt 15 min was a little too brief so the fleet went round again only for the wind to die - the 2nd and final lap took 35 mins! This time Sam Hall took the honours, on handicap, from William with Neil Garrison 3rd. Sam takes the overnight lead.
In the F15s, positions were consistent with Mike and Kayla winning both races from Tim.
Dave and Lynn Lawson won both GP races. Dave Nicholson and Sarah Wilkinson were 2nd, but didn't sail the final race. Val and Ken Bell made do with a 3rd and 2nd, to lie 2nd overnight.
The Mirror results were a lot more mixed, and interestingly all three helms presently have 4 points. It is Toddy that takes the overnight lead having won the 2nd race.
COMET TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:59:20 3349 1
303 VAREO 1038 0:58:53 3403 2
188274 LAS 1080 0:62:29 3471 3
20136 LAS 1080 0:62:35 3476 4
1303 RS400 950 0:55:42 3517 5
1623 KESTREL 1038 0:61:40 3564 6
COMET TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
188274 LAS 1080 0:55:25 3078 1
1303 RS400 950 0:51:41 3264 2
20136 LAS 1080 0:59:11 3287 3
1623 KESTREL 1038 0:58:30 3381 4
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:61:43 3483 5
Peter Davis
It is with sadness we advise that long standing member Peter Davis passed away at the weekend following a long illness. His funeral is to be held at St Mary's RC Church, Cleator Moor at 10am on Monday 18 October.
He enjoyed many weekends sailing with his family at Bassenthwaite, and the many friends he made. His family are not certain that they enjoyed the wet Bass Weeks camping in the rain quite as much!
Our thoughts are with his children at this sad time.
F15 Team Racing
As forecast, the blustery winds have passed through leaving good racing conditions for the fleet and their early start (Shame Jim Christie thought he was starting at 10.30 too!)
A fleet of 13 boats are taking part in this year's event, and according to our F15 fleet captain, they had the worst start ever!
The wind proved to be very changeable, with bursts of strong winds coming through for minutes at a time before easing to fairly light conditions. The gusts that did come through caught out various sailors - there were a couple of F15s that capsized as well as numerous club boats!
Keith Thomas and Ian Campbell had a couple of problems to deal with. Firstly they trawled their kite at the windward mark, but as it went under the boat they had to come ashore to re-rig it. Then when they came ashore before the final race, Ian slipped off the foredeck and went for an untimely swim!
The day turned out to be one for jousting with two separate competitions going on. Firstly Steve Peck had a tussle with a F15 and snapped his jousting stick (aka gennaker pole), and Toggle skewered Alan Jones sail with his mast.
In the team racing, although there were clear winners with the key Derwent team, 2nd place place was hotly contested. Even though the Bass team, supported (or should it be propped up by?)by Steve Goacher, had to include three DNFs, there average points just pipped the 2nd Derwent team by 0.17pts to finish second overall.
|
Rank |
SailNo |
Club |
HelmName |
CrewName |
R1 |
R2 |
R3 |
Total |
Nett |
Av |
|
|
2nd |
3940 |
DRSC |
Terry Crumpton |
John Mathie |
3 |
4 |
2 |
9 |
9 |
B |
|
|
3rd |
3906 |
DRSC |
John Hardisty |
Roger Errington |
6 |
1 |
3 |
10 |
10 |
B |
|
|
4th |
3936 |
DRSC |
Steve Douthwaite |
Paul Averley |
2 |
7 |
4 |
13 |
13 |
B |
10.67 |
|
1st |
3821 |
RWYC |
Steve Goacher |
Phil Evans |
1 |
2 |
1 |
4 |
4 |
A |
|
|
6th |
3473 |
Bass SC |
Mike Moore |
Kayla Sheard |
4 |
6 |
6 |
16 |
16 |
A |
|
|
7th |
3390 |
Bass SC |
Tim Chittenden |
Ian MacPherson |
7 |
10 |
7 |
24 |
24 |
A |
|
|
13th |
3265 |
Bass SC |
Keith Thomas |
Ian Campbell |
DNF |
DNF |
DNF |
42 |
42 |
A |
21.5 |
|
5th |
380 |
DRSC |
Dave Gebherd |
Jackie Gebherd |
5 |
3 |
5 |
13 |
13 |
D |
|
|
8th |
3695 |
DRSC |
David Vasey |
Athol King |
9 |
8 |
8 |
25 |
25 |
D |
|
|
9th |
3829 |
DRSC |
Dave Douglas |
Jamie Adamson |
8 |
5 |
DNC |
27 |
27 |
D |
21.67 |
|
10th |
3801 |
DRSC |
Rod Huddleston |
Don Murray |
10 |
11 |
9 |
30 |
30 |
C |
|
|
11th |
3587 |
DRSC |
Dave Christie |
11 |
12 |
10 |
33 |
33 |
C |
||
|
12th |
3636 |
DRSC |
Robin Jefferson |
Alan Baker |
12 |
9 |
DNF |
35 |
35 |
C |
32.67 |
Commodore Dave Nicholson said a few words of thanks to the competitors (Don't think that anyone noticed Pauline hadn't dressed him properly by giving him odd socks!) and the prizes were presented by Pauline. Overall winner of the open meeting was Steve Goacher and Phil Evans, who were celebrating(?) 20 years (to the day) in a Flying 15. The winning team, Chasing Jenga, from Derwent Reservoir also had the winner of the Grotty Potty - awarded by the previous recipient Phil Evans. It went to Paul Averley for his inability to abide by the rules of Jenga in the pub last night!
ASYMMETRIC CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Pts
1 303 M COWAN VAREO 4 5 2 DNS 2 3 DNS DNS 1 2 7
2 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 2 3 DNS DNS 3 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 10
3 173 R YARDLEY VAREO 6 6 RTD DNS DNS OD DNS DNS 2 1 11
4 1369 P SMITH RS200 1 1 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 12
5 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS DNS 3 DNS 1 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 14
6 103 H GODFREY VAREO 3 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 24
7 374 R BLACKBURN VAREO 5 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 25
8 516 N BLOOR VAREO 7 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 34
Points for RTD = 8 7 5 0 4 4 0 0 3 3
Points for DSQ = 8 7 5 0 4 4 0 0 3 3
Points for DNS = 9
4 races to count
ASYMMETRIC CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 10
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
173 VAREO 1038 0:55:58 3235 1
303 VAREO 1038 0:60: 1 3469 2
ASYMMETRIC CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 9
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
303 VAREO 1038 0:52:16 3021 1
173 VAREO 1038 0:53:39 3101 2
MJM
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE GP 2 3 1 1 3 2 1 1 DNS DNS 8
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 5 9 5 5 2 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS 29
3 1623 P BALLARD SUPERNOVA 4 7 11 7 8 4 DNS DNS 4 4 30
4 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 1 1 DNS DNS 1 DNS 2 4 DNS DNS 44
5 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS OD 7 6 4 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 56
6 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 3 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 3 80
7 69960 A WAUGH MS DNS 5 8 10 6 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 99
8 14062 A SMITH MS DNS 4 3 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 114
9 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS 6 6 8 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 125
10 11115 M TURNER GP 6 DNS 10 9 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 130
11 98 C BLACK COMET DNS 11 13 12 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 141
12 501 J CROSBIE LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 2 143
13 303 M COWAN VAREO DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 2 DNS DNS 145
14 14064 D LAWSON GP DNS DNS 2 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 145
15 167828 I MACPHERSON FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 3 DNS DNS 147
16 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS OD DNS DNS DNS 147
17 102591 A JONES LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 5 150
18 911892 G KETT MS DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 6 DNS DNS DNS DNS 153
19 170142 J TELFORD MS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS DNS DNS 160
20 2504 M STEPHENSON FF DNS DNS 9 11 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 160
21 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 DNS 10 12 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 162
22 175602 T GOSDEN LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 176
23 163024 A DUNCAN LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 DNS 178
24 70466 D TODHUNTER MS DNS DNS OD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 178
25 1189 R DAWSON RS400 DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 179
26 1485 JoWATKINS LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS 180
27 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS DNS 180
28 13916 N LEWIS GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 180
29 2173 S PECK L2000 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS 182
30 91515 T HALL LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS DNS 182
31 923166 EmSMITH ENT DNS 8 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 183
32 13867 D NICHOLSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 184
33 20136 N GARRISON ENT DNS 12 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 187
34 813467 DeWRIGHT MIR DNS DNS DNS 13 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 188
Points for RTD = 7 13 15 14 10 7 7 6 7 6
Points for DSQ = 7 13 15 14 10 7 7 6 7 6
Points for DNS = 35
6 races to count
MJM
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 10
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
175602 LAS 1080 0:60:57 3386 1
501 LAS 1080 0:61: 2 3390 2
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:61: 5 3447 3
1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:65:40 3706 4
102591 LAS 1080 0:67: 2 3724 5
MJM
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 9
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
501 LAS 1080 0:14: 6 783 1
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:13:54 784 2
163024 LAS 1080 0:15: 0 833 3
1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:16:15 917 4
102591 LAS 1080 0:17:50 990 5
There She Blows!
There has been a good forecast for this weekend for several days - 12/13 knots is just what the F15 sailors need for some good team racing. However, when the wind strength is doubled with regular gusts, and you're looking into the E wind from the club house, it all seems much less inviting.
When Mike Moore and Steve Goacher up sticks and go home you realise that there's not much point in hanging around.
The proposal is that the team racing will start at 10.30 in the morning, by which time the winds should have moderated.
Strange how the gusts passed through and the conditions seemed so much more sailable by 3pm!
GP14 National Inland Championship
This weekend we are hosting the GP14 Inlands. The rain has passed over and there is a forecast for a good southerly breeze all weekend.
There is a fleet list of 42 boats all ready and waiting for some excellent racing, and that is what they got!
Neil Marsden walked away with the first race and Steve Goacher the second, each having broken away by the end of the first beat.
The southerly breeze held steady and the fleet had a 28min beat to the bottom end of the lake for the third and final race of the day. There were various capsizes along the way. This time Shane MacCarthay led the fleet but the reaches and long run back to the finish proved to be testing with various position changes taking place. It was to be Mike Senior that won, and took overnight lead. Steve Goacher was second and lies third overall with Neil Marsden getting third and lying second!
Bass tales include the discovery of a killer shrimp in the lake - must be true because they were nibbling Mike Moore's backside while he was practising his capsize drill (shouldn't really do it through a race though!). Word is that the capsize was due to crew Kayla not getting her leg over fast enough! Best Bass boat was Dave Lawson with Toggle crewing - clearly continuing his successes in the Masters at Windermere recently. Sally started the day badly when she broke a crown on the crispy bacon bap! It went further downhill when she was hit in the face (guessing by a spinnaker pole). Tim Knowles unfortunately capsized just after finishing, caught his main on another boat and ripped it, Bad enough in itself, but the fact that the main was new last weekend, and was only on its second outing, exacerbates the situation somewhat!
On Sunday the wind was still a southerly, significantly lighter than Saturday, but it was easing as the fleet prepared for the first start for which there was a general recall. The black flag for the subsequent start kept the competitors back from the line and they had a clean start at 10:45.
As Mike Senior approached the leeward mark it seemed unlikely that he would maintain his lead as he was being blanketed by the fleet in light winds, but he cleared the mark and started beating on what turned out to be the final beat. However, the wind was not as kind to the rest of the fleet as they approached and rounded the leeward mark in drifting conditions as the wind swung through 180 degrees. Spinnakers were hoisted in an attempt to catch the occasional zephyrs of wind which remained unkind. Mike Senior was to have a 17min lead over the next boat, and unfortunately with a 20min finishing time limit on the race there were only three more boats that finished the race. But the 36 DNFs were in the good company of champions such as Steve Goacher and Neil Marsden!
As a result Mike Senior was in an unassailable position and had won the Championship. A disappointed fleet were sent ashore for lunch in the hope that the breeze would settle down for the fifth and final race.
A slight breeze did cause ripples across the lake over lunch and the OD went out to start a race, but it was not settling and racing was cancelled.
Prizes were awarded by the Commodore's wife Pauline following a few words of thanks by Commodore Dave Nicholson. Mike Senior thanked the club on behalf of the visitors.
Dave Lawson's finish in the morning race secured his position as best Bass boat (and first amateur!) finishing 4th overall.
Mike and Liz Senior
GP14 National Inland Champions 2010
GP14 National Inland Championship 2010
Bassenthwaite Sailing Club
Overall
| Rank | Boat No | Fleet | Division | Helm | Crew | Club | R1 | R2 | R3 | R4 | Total | Nett |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 13417 | Gold | Mike Senior | Liz Senior | South Staffs SC | (2.0) | 2.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | 6.0 | 4.0 | |
| 2nd | 13654 | Gold | Master | Neil Marsden | Graham Nelson | Blackpool & Fleetwood SC | 1.0 | 3.0 | 3.0 | (DNF) | 50.0 | 7.0 |
| 3rd | 14021 | Gold | Steve Goacher | Luke Shaw | Royal Windermere YC | 8.0 | 1.0 | 2.0 | (DNF) | 54.0 | 11.0 | |
| 4th | 14064 | Gold | Master | David Lawson | Mike Cowan | Bassenthwaite SC | 5.0 | (7.0) | 6.0 | 3.0 | 21.0 | 14.0 |
| 5th | 14061 | Gold | Shane MacCarthay | Andy Davis | Greystones | 10.0 | 4.0 | 4.0 | (DNF) | 61.0 | 18.0 | |
| 6th | 14039 | Gold | Carl Jeffs | Drew Nickless | Trimpley SC | (14.0) | 11.0 | 7.0 | 2.0 | 34.0 | 20.0 | |
| 7th | 14047 | Gold | Adam McGovern | Chris Robinson | Hollingworth Lake CS | (12.0) | 6.0 | 10.0 | 4.0 | 32.0 | 20.0 | |
| 8th | 14067 | Gold | Matt Burge | Richard Wagstaff | Poole YC | 3.0 | 5.0 | 14.0 | (DNF) | 65.0 | 22.0 | |
| 9th | 14037 | Gold | Master | David Gebhard | Jack Gebhard | Derwent Reservoir SC | 11.0 | 9.0 | 5.0 | (DNF) | 68.0 | 25.0 |
| 10th | 14003 | Gold | Matt Thursfield | Adam Froggett | Chelmarsh SC | 6.0 | 8.0 | 12.0 | (DNF) | 69.0 | 26.0 | |
| 11th | 13949 | Silver | Richard Cornes | James Goodfellow | Milton Keynes | 9.0 | 10.0 | 9.0 | (DNF) | 71.0 | 28.0 | |
| 12th | 14062 | Gold | Andy Smith | Rob Smith | Bassenthwaite SC | 13.0 | 20.0 | 8.0 | (DNF) | 84.0 | 41.0 | |
| 13th | 14059 | Gold | Ross Kearney | Tom Castle | Northampton SC | 15.0 | 15.0 | 13.0 | (DNF) | 86.0 | 43.0 | |
| 14th | 13803 | Gold | Master | Paul Owen | Chris White | South Staffs SC | 16.0 | 18.0 | 17.0 | (DNF) | 94.0 | 51.0 |
| 15th | 13864 | Silver | Master | Colin Midgley | Justin Smith | Derwent Reservoir SC | 18.0 | 12.0 | 23.0 | (DNF) | 96.0 | 53.0 |
| 16th | 14063 | Gold | Master | Martin Brennan | Alistair Knott | Hollingworth Lake CS | 19.0 | 17.0 | 20.0 | (DNF) | 99.0 | 56.0 |
| 17th | 13930 | Silver | Gd Master | Ian Sinclair | Alan Jones | Bolton SC | 20.0 | 16.0 | 21.0 | (DNF) | 100.0 | 57.0 |
| 18th | 13924 | Gold | Master | Neil Platt | Phil Smith | West Kirby | 4.0 | (DNC) | 11.0 | DNF | 101.0 | 58.0 |
| 19th | 13900 | Gold | Master | Bill Kenyon | Ben Ditchburn | Budworth SC | 30.0 | 13.0 | 16.0 | (DNF) | 102.0 | 59.0 |
| 20th | 13791 | Silver | Master | Julie Waddington | Chris Waddington | Bolton SC | 23.0 | 21.0 | 18.0 | (DNF) | 105.0 | 62.0 |
| 21st | 13819 | Gold | Mark Greenhalgh | Duncan Greenhalgh | Annandale SC | 17.0 | 23.0 | 25.0 | (DNF) | 108.0 | 65.0 | |
| 22nd | 13885 | Silver | Gd Master | Mike Fairlamb | Ken Bell | Bassenthwaite SC | 27.0 | 22.0 | 19.0 | (DNF) | 111.0 | 68.0 |
| 23rd | 13371 | Silver | John Riley | Nigel Lewis | Bassenthwaite SC | 21.0 | 24.0 | 24.0 | (DNF) | 112.0 | 69.0 | |
| 24th | 13374 | Silver | Gd Master | Peter Gardner | William Gardner | Combs SC | 22.0 | 25.0 | 22.0 | (DNF) | 112.0 | 69.0 |
| 25th | 13186 | Silver | Josh Gebhard | Joric Gebhard | Derwent Reservoir SC | (DNC) | 14.0 | 15.0 | DNF | 115.0 | 72.0 | |
| 26th | 13796 | Bronze | Master | Tim Knowles | Martin Slatter | Bassenthwaite SC | 24.0 | 26.0 | 27.0 | (DNF) | 120.0 | 77.0 |
| 27th | 13905 | Silver | Master | Hugh Godfrey | Sally Roberts | Bassenthwaite SC | 26.0 | 19.0 | 35.0 | (DNF) | 123.0 | 80.0 |
| 28th | 13556 | Bronze | Graham Hutchinson | Andy Bury | Bolton SC | 25.0 | 27.0 | 29.0 | (DNF) | 124.0 | 81.0 | |
| 29th | 13911 | Silver | Gd Master | Dave Burrows | Kate Billinge | Winsford Flash SC | 28.0 | 28.0 | 26.0 | (DNF) | 125.0 | 82.0 |
| 30th | 13736 | Bronze | Master | Arthur Logan | Iain Hardy | Castle Semple SC | 29.0 | 33.0 | 30.0 | (DNF) | 135.0 | 92.0 |
| 31st | 13931 | Gold | Master | Richard Instone | Jim Toothill | Chase SC | 7.0 | (DNC) | DNC | DNF | 136.0 | 93.0 |
| 32nd | 13880 | Silver | Master | Mandy Mitchell | Jon Close | Winsford Flash SC | 32.0 | 30.0 | 31.0 | (DNF) | 136.0 | 93.0 |
| 33rd | 13124 | Silver | Donald Gillies | TBA | Castle Semple SC | 31.0 | 34.0 | 32.0 | (DNF) | 140.0 | 97.0 | |
| 34th | 14000 | Silver | Master | Paul O'Neill | Matt Lawson | CSSC | 34.0 | 31.0 | 33.0 | (DNF) | 141.0 | 98.0 |
| 35th | 13727 | Silver | Gd Master | Tim Davies | Mark Collingwood | Chelmarsh SC | 40.0 | 32.0 | 28.0 | (DNF) | 143.0 | 100.0 |
| 36th | 13867 | Bronze | Gd Master | Dave Nicholson | Sarah Nicholson | Bassenthwaite SC | 36.0 | 29.0 | (DNC) | DNC | 151.0 | 108.0 |
| 37th | 11892 | Bronze | Gd Master | Katherine Davis | Glenys Kett | Bassenthwaite SC | 37.0 | 37.0 | 37.0 | (DNF) | 154.0 | 111.0 |
| 38th | 13671 | Bronze | Master | Ann Penny | Paul Dickie | Derwent Reservoir SC | 33.0 | (DNC) | 36.0 | DNF | 155.0 | 112.0 |
| 39th | 10011 | Silver | Gd Master | Roy Nettleship | Sabine Schamberg | Nottingham SC | 35.0 | (DNC) | 34.0 | DNF | 155.0 | 112.0 |
| 40th | 13816 | Bronze | Gd Master | Steve Ellison | Phil Baker | Aldridge SC | 39.0 | 36.0 | 38.0 | (DNF) | 156.0 | 113.0 |
| 41st | 12682 | Bronze | Gd Master | Mike Moore | Kayla Sheard | Bassenthwaite SC | 38.0 | 35.0 | (DNC) | DNF | 159.0 | 116.0 |
| 42nd | 11115 | Bronze | Mike Turner | Sue Watson | Bassenthwaite SC | (DNF) | DNC | DNC | DNC | 172.0 | 129.0 |
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Sam's Saturday Success
 Bolton
S C hosted the final event of the North West Junior Travellers 10 race
series on Saturday. The challenging wind conditions resulted in several
capsizes which kept the rescue crews very busy. This was Sam's first season
as a youth and the competition was closely contested throughout. It was down
to the final event to decide the winner. Sam finished first overall and was
awarded the NWJT trophy and several other prizes from the series sponsor
1st. Mark. |
Membership Roll Increased by Membership Sec!
Congratulations to Mark and Kirstie Somerville who has just given birth to Cameron Luke at 9.45am on 29 September. Cameron weighed in at 7lb 10oz, is a brother for Matthew, and is temporarily in the special care unit.
Fleet Challenge C
The wild winds as forecast didn't come to fruition, nor did the 10mph breeze! OD Mark Ninnim found the swinging winds challenging (as were his 'helpers' in the committee boat!), but he got all three races in in fluctuating winds.
Tim Knowles got off to a flying start with his new sails, but he slipped back and Mike Fairlamb went on to win both the 1st and 2nd races, in which Tim and Vall Bell each shared a 2nd and a 3rd. Ah ha, well that was the case until it was pointed out that the series should be calculated on a personal handicap basis!
John and Janis Halliday managed to break away from Mike Fairlamb in the 2nd race only to lose ground by sailing to the wrong mark! However, it all came together in the 3rd race which they won from Neil by more than 175 secs.
Mike and Kayla used a spare day to practice in a GP before next weeks inland championships
Sunday started cool and continued that way! The northerly breeze eased at the end of the first race, so the fleet came ashore in the hope it would pick up for the final two races of the series.
John and Janis Halliday, having secured another win, are in a strong position, but Neil Garrison could potentially steal their thunder.
The wind settled in more from the NE for the afternoon racing. Mike and Val swapped crews for the final races, but it did not stop them having some match racing situations, and had the OD been requested to witness it is unlikely he would have helped Mike's cause!
There were more runs in the afternoon, which worked against John and Janis who secured and 3rd and 4th to win the series. Neil Garrison with a 6th and 1st closed the gap on John, but finished 2nd overall.
Alan Jones had Peter as a front seat driver in the Kestrel and had some good racing finishing 3rd overall. Val Bell finished 4th.
As mentioned earlier, the GP Inlands are being held at the club next weekend.
FLEET CHALLENGE C
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pts
1 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 1 8 1 1 3 4 6
2 20136 N GARRISON ENT 3 1 2 7 6 1 7
3 102591 A JONES KESTREL 4 3 3 5 1 7 11
4 13118 V BELL GP 8 5 5 2 5 6 17
5 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 10 4 6 3 8 8 21
6 1485 JoWATKINS LAS DNS DNS DNS 4 2 3 30
7 13601 P BOWMER GP DNS DNS DNS 6 4 2 30
8 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 7 7 4 DNS DNS DNS 37
9 13796 T KNOWLES GP 6 6 7 DNS DNS DNS 38
10 188274 S HALL LAS 2 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 42
11 94 J McINTYRE LAS RAD 5 10 9 DNS DNS DNS 42
12 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS DNS 11 8 8 DNS DNS 45
13 14064 D LAWSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 5 49
14 175602 T GOSDEN GP RTD 9 10 DNS DNS DNS 49
15 3473 M MOORE GP 9 RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS 62
16 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD 65
17 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 66
Points for RTD = 12 13 11 9 9 11
Points for DSQ = 12 13 11 9 9 11
Points for DNS = 18
4 races to count
FLEET CHALLENGE C
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 5
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
102591 A JONES 1283 0:17:23 812 1
1485 JoWATKI 1245 0:16:53 813 2
1125 JoHALLI 1136 0:15:33 821 3
13601 P BOWME 1189 0:16:46 845 4
13118 V BELL 1198 0:17:11 859 5
14064 D LAWSO 1127 0:16:11 861 6
20136 N GARRI 1323 0:19: 0 861 6
13885 MiFAIRL 1147 0:17: 7 895 8
19947 C ARTHU 1350 1: 0: 0 2664 9
FLEET CHALLENGE C
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 6
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
20136 N GARRI 1341 0:13:58 624 1
13601 P BOWME 1194 0:12:29 626 2
1485 JoWATKI 1240 0:13: 8 634 3
1125 JoHALLI 1136 0:12:10 642 4
14064 D LAWSO 1128 0:12: 7 644 5
13118 V BELL 1204 0:13: 2 648 6
102591 A JONES 1278 0:14: 0 657 7
13885 MiFAIRL 1148 0:13: 0 679 8
70548 M CHAPP 1499 0:17: 3 682 9
FLEET CHALLENGE C
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1125 JoHALLI 1136 0:28: 3 1481 1
13118 V BELL 1193 0:31:13 1568 2
13885 MiFAIRL 1146 0:30:29 1595 3
1485 JoWATKI 1231 0:32:51 1599 4
102591 A JONES 1263 0:34: 2 1615 5
13601 P BOWME 1184 0:32: 8 1627 6
20136 N GARRI 1306 0:40:44 1871 7
140034 E WILLI 1289 0:50:44 2359 8
FLEET CHALLENGE C
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1125 JoHALLI 1119 0:28:28 1526 1
188274 S HALL 1238 0:32: 0 1549 2
20136 N GARRI 1263 0:33: 5 1570 3
102591 A JONES 1243 0:33: 1 1592 4
94 J McINT 1213 0:32:38 1614 5
13796 T KNOWL 1202 0:32:26 1617 6
1003 J CHRIS 1170 0:32:11 1649 7
13118 V BELL 1179 0:32:32 1654 8
3473 M MOORE 1230 0:34: 0 1658 9
13885 MiFAIRL 1144 0:31:45 1665 10
1623 P BALLA 1194 0:99: 0 4970 11
FLEET CHALLENGE C
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
20136 N GARRI 1278 0:15:20 719 1
188274 S HALL 1246 0:15:16 734 2
102591 A JONES 1262 0:15:30 736 3
13885 MiFAIRL 1145 0:14:35 764 4
13118 V BELL 1183 0:15:21 777 5
13796 T KNOWL 1208 0:15:42 779 6
1003 J CHRIS 1180 0:15:23 781 7
1125 JoHALLI 1119 0:14:47 792 8
175602 T GOSDE 1247 0:16:35 797 9
94 J McINT 1222 0:16:25 806 10
140034 E WILLI 1256 0:17:46 848 11
FLEET CHALLENGE C
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1125 JoHALLI 1136 0:35:30 1875 1
20136 N GARRI 1248 0:42:50 2057 2
102591 A JONES 1244 0:43:17 2085 3
1003 J CHRIS 1191 0:42:38 2145 4
13118 V BELL 1188 0:43:58 2218 5
13885 MiFAIRL 1145 0:42:56 2249 6
13796 T KNOWL 1215 0:46: 2 2271 7
140034 E WILLI 1272 0:51:27 2424 8
94 J McINT 1232 0:50:44 2470 9
175602 T GOSDE 1257 0:55:11 2631 10
Oops!
Mik Chappell spotted this the other day. Fortunately the forecast has moderated somewhat!
Congratulations
Congratulations to Nick and Nat Smith on the birth of Daisy Elise who weighed in at 8lb8oz at 9.40pm on 22 September, and is a third grand-daughter for Alan and Pat Smith.
Success!
Congratulations to Dave and Pete Lawson having won the GP Masters held in Windermere this weekend in a strong fleet of over 30 boats. T
John Telford and Andy Smith teamed up again after several years break and secured an excellent second place. Well done Team Bass!
RS Open
This weekend the lake was taken over by RS 200s, 400s and Vareos, all sailing as separate fleets. As they are all asymmetric boats, the courses were windward/leeward.
With eight races scheduled, all the races were to be short and sharp. Unfortunately the wind was not been as strong as forecast, but there was certainly enough to get them round the course.
The wind did freshen from time to time, but the shifts occasionally took away the true windward leeward as well.
With four races in, there appeared to be some clear winners emerging, but who could tell what Sunday would bring?!
Well a wet Saturday night lingered throughout the morning. There were some good gusts that resulted a couple of capsizes, and racing generally remained very close.
With another two races completed, the sailors stopped for lunch.
The rain stopped for the afternoon racing, and veered more to the NW, but there were occasional bands of wind that helped (or hindered) boats by a significant amount at times, but after eight closely fought races the winners were confirmed. Toggle led the fleet home in the final race having been on the wagon after an enthusiastic start to the weekend. He had led the previous race for a while but slipped back when Scumper got his act together again! Tog's consistent placings enabled him to secure a strong second behind Scumper.
Vice commodore Stephen Kirkpatrick thanked the competitors and presented the prizes.
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| RS400 - Wayne Fletcher/Deb Fletcher | RS200 - Chris Pickles/Laura Westell | RS Vareo - Mark Somerville |
Latest results
RS Open
RS Vareo Fleet
| Rank | Fleet | SailNo | Club | Helm/Crew | R1 | R2 | R3 | R4 | R5 | R6 | R7 | R8 | Total | Nett |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | RS Vareo | 570 | Bassenthwaite SC | Mark Somerville |
(1.0) | 1.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | (DNF) | 17.0 | 6.0 |
| 2nd | RS Vareo | 303 | Bassenthwaite SC | Mike Cowan |
3.0 | 2.0 | 2.0 | 2.0 | (6.0) | 2.0 | (4.0) | 1.0 | 22.0 | 12.0 |
| 3rd | RS Vareo | 173 | Bassenthwaite SC | Rory Yardley |
2.0 | 3.0 | 4.0 | 3.0 | 2.0 | (6.0) | 3.0 | (DNF) | 33.0 | 17.0 |
| 4th | RS Vareo | 103 | Bassenthwaite SC | Hugh Godfrey |
(7.0) | (5.0) | 3.0 | 4.0 | 4.0 | 3.0 | 2.0 | 2.0 | 30.0 | 18.0 |
| 5th | RS Vareo | 490 | Ullswater YC | Andrew Cutting |
4.0 | 4.0 | 5.0 | (7.0) | 3.0 | 5.0 | (8.0) | 3.0 | 39.0 | 24.0 |
| 6th | RS Vareo | 579 | Pennine / Glossop SC | Cheryl Wood |
6.0 | (8.0) | 7.0 | 6.0 | 5.0 | 4.0 | 6.0 | (DNC) | 52.0 | 34.0 |
| 7th | RS Vareo | 398 | Ullswater YC | Christian Barnes |
5.0 | 7.0 | (8.0) | 5.0 | 7.0 | 8.0 | 5.0 | (DNF) | 55.0 | 37.0 |
| 8th | RS Vareo | 153 | Wormit BC | David Webley |
(8.0) | 6.0 | 6.0 | (DNF) | 8.0 | 7.0 | 7.0 | 4.0 | 56.0 | 38.0 |
| 9th | RS Vareo | 374 | Bassenthwaite SC | Roy Blackburn |
(DNF) | 9.0 | 9.0 | (DNF) | DNC | DNC | DNC | DNC | 78.0 | 58.0 |
RS200 Fleet
| Rank | Fleet | SailNo | Club | Helm/Crew | R1 | R2 | R3 | R4 | R5 | R6 | R7 | R8 | Total | Nett |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | RS200 | 1296 | Delph SC | Chris Pickles Laura Westell |
3.0 | 1.0 | (7.0) | 1.0 | 1.0 | (4.0) | 2.0 | 2.0 | 21.0 | 10.0 |
| 2nd | RS200 | 876 | Yorkshire Dales SC | Keith Escritt Anne Saul |
1.0 | 2.0 | (10.0) | 3.0 | 5.0 | (6.0) | 1.0 | 1.0 | 29.0 | 13.0 |
| 3rd | RS200 | 1378 | Yorkshire Dales SC | Mike Saul Megan Fletcher |
(4.0) | 3.0 | (9.0) | 2.0 | 2.0 | 3.0 | 3.0 | 3.0 | 29.0 | 16.0 |
| 4th | RS200 | 1369 | Bassenthwaite SC | Phil Smith Naomi Smith |
(7.0) | 5.0 | 1.0 | 4.0 | (11.0) | 1.0 | 4.0 | 7.0 | 40.0 | 22.0 |
| 5th | RS200 | 1411 | Hollingworth/Delph SC | Adam McGovern Hannah Mitchell |
2.0 | 4.0 | 2.0 | 7.0 | 3.0 | (12.0) | (8.0) | 8.0 | 46.0 | 26.0 |
| 6th | RS200 | 748 | Budworth SC | Matt Bromley Andrea Morgan |
(11.0) | 6.0 | (14.0) | 5.0 | 4.0 | 2.0 | 7.0 | 4.0 | 53.0 | 28.0 |
| 7th | RS200 | 760 | Yorkshire Dales SC | Neil Barrett Soph Jones |
6.0 | 7.0 | 6.0 | 8.0 | (13.0) | 5.0 | (11.0) | 9.0 | 65.0 | 41.0 |
| 8th | RS200 | 1314 | Budworth SC | Jon Chapman Debbie Sutcliffe |
8.0 | 9.0 | 3.0 | 10.0 | (15.0) | 8.0 | (14.0) | 6.0 | 73.0 | 44.0 |
| 9th | RS200 | 1068 | Delph SC | Martin Smith Barbara Smith |
(12.0) | 8.0 | 8.0 | 9.0 | 6.0 | 10.0 | 5.0 | (11.0) | 69.0 | 46.0 |
| 10th | RS200 | 1420 | Ripon SC | James Ricketts Susan Ricketts |
9.0 | (11.0) | 5.0 | 11.0 | 8.0 | 9.0 | 9.0 | (12.0) | 74.0 | 51.0 |
| 11th | RS200 | 937 | Budworth SC | Kevin Gerald Wendy Martin |
5.0 | 10.0 | (DNC) | (DNC) | 14.0 | 7.0 | 13.0 | 5.0 | 90.0 | 54.0 |
| 12th | RS200 | 934 | Tony Wilcock Kate Lewins |
(15.0) | 12.0 | 11.0 | 6.0 | 12.0 | 11.0 | 10.0 | (DNF) | 95.0 | 62.0 | |
| 13th | RS200 | 574 | West Riding SA | Phil Benn Ewan Byers |
14.0 | (15.0) | 12.0 | 13.0 | 10.0 | (15.0) | 6.0 | 10.0 | 95.0 | 65.0 |
| 14th | RS200 | 863 | Derwent Reservoir SC | Dan Perry Siobahn Ascritt |
(13.0) | 13.0 | 4.0 | 12.0 | (16.0) | 13.0 | 12.0 | 13.0 | 96.0 | 67.0 |
| 15th | RS200 | 321 | Delph SC | David Hopkins Belinda Haigh |
10.0 | 14.0 | 13.0 | 14.0 | 7.0 | 16.0 | (DNC) | (DNC) | 110.0 | 74.0 |
| 16th | RS200 | 498 | Delph SC | Matt Sharman Justine Sharman |
(DNC) | (DNC) | DNC | DNC | 9.0 | 14.0 | DNC | DNC | 131.0 | 95.0 |
| 17th | RS200 | 683 | Loch Ryan SC | Jude Baird Fred Fuller |
16.0 | 16.0 | 15.0 | 15.0 | 17.0 | 17.0 | (DNC) | (DNC) | 132.0 | 96.0 |
RS400 Fleet
| Rank | Fleet | SailNo | Club | Helm/Crew | R1 | R2 | R3 | R4 | R5 | R6 | R7 | R8 | Total | Nett |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | RS400 | 1029 | Scaling Dam | Wayne Fletcher Deb Fletcher |
1.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | (DNC) | 1.0 | 1.0 | (2.0) | 1.0 | 12.0 | 6.0 |
| 2nd | RS400 | 1189 | Bassenthwaite SC | Robin Dawson Ian Smith |
2.0 | 2.0 | 2.0 | (DNF) | (DNC) | 2.0 | 1.0 | 2.0 | 19.0 | 11.0 |
| 3rd | RS400 | 660 | Delph SC | Jack Hopkins Ste Melon |
(3.0) | (3.0) | 3.0 | 1.0 | 2.0 | 3.0 | 3.0 | 3.0 | 21.0 | 15.0 |
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Tinker Trophy
Sunday
Shunty realised there was a bad omen for the day when The Bates wouldn't start due to a lack of diesel! So it was duly towed to the start line by a Dory which he tied to The Bates. Unfortunately his knot didn't hold and it drifted off! Having set a course for a NW breeze, just after the sequence began the wind swung to the W so Shunty opted to change the course. He eventually restarted the sequence and the wind, of course, swung back to the NW! C'est la vie!
Although the wind freshened as the morning went on, there were still various lulls. William and Raf took the lead, but the off wind legs were not kind in terms of strength and they were unable to sufficiently break away from the other fleets. As Tim and Ian caught up in their F15 their main halyard broke and they dropped out of the race. Paul Bowmer led the rest of the fleets the wrong way around the course, which helped William increase his lead but not enough to win on handicap. Mike Fairlamb's win was sufficient to secure the Tinker Trophy.
Perhaps the wind direction would settle for the afternoon, aided by a sea breeze - or was that wishful thinking?! Fortunately the wind did strengthen and held. At last Shunty's course was more suited to the asymmetrics and William squeezed in a win, only just, by 4 secs a lap!
In the Tinker rally, Malcolm Ellwood was the new overall winner, from long standing winner David Warren, with Stewart and Barbara Warden 3rd. For a pleasant change they had good winds, without being too strong, all weekend. Prizes were presented by vice commodore Stephen Kirkpatrick
TINKER TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 2 1 1 2 4
2 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 3 3 2 1 6
3 175602 T GOSDEN LAS 4 4 4 3 11
4 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 6 5 DNS 4 15
5 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 7 6 7 5 18
6 20136 N GARRISON ENT 5 7 DNS 7 19
7 1623 P BALLARD SUPERNOVA 9 9 3 8 20
8 13796 T KNOWLES GP 1 2 DNS DNS 21
9 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS 11 10 9 6 25
10 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 12 12 8 9 29
11 102591 A JONES LAS 10 11 11 11 32
12 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 8 8 DNS DNS 34
13 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 DNS DNS 5 12 35
14 11892 K DAVIS GP DNS DNS 10 10 38
15 19947 C ARTHUR ENT DNS DNS 6 DNS 42
16 12239 A HELLING GP 13 DNS DNS RTD 45
17 280 C TULLY BYTE 14 13 DNS DNS 45
Points for RTD = 15 14 12 14
Points for DSQ = 15 14 12 14
Points for DNS = 18
3 races to count
TINKER TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1303 RS400 950 0:21:46 1374 1
13885 GP 1127 0:25:54 1378 2
175602 LAS 1080 0:25:12 1400 3
3390 FF 1025 0:24: 8 1412 4
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:26:12 1478 5
140034 LAS 1080 0:27:12 1511 6
20136 ENT 1116 0:28:24 1526 7
1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:27:19 1541 8
1125 RS400 950 0:24:55 1573 9
11892 GP 1127 0:29:42 1581 10
102591 LAS 1080 0:28:42 1594 11
44428 TOP4.2 1310 0:35:10 1610 12
TINKER TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
13885 GP 1127 0:34:26 1833 1
1303 RS400 950 0:30:18 1913 2
1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:34:50 1966 3
175602 LAS 1080 0:36:16 2014 4
44428 TOP4.2 1310 0:44: 5 2019 5
19947 ENT 1116 0:37:42 2026 6
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:36: 0 2031 7
1125 RS400 950 0:32:12 2033 8
140034 LAS 1080 0:37: 2 2057 9
11892 GP 1127 0:40:13 2141 10
102591 LAS 1080 0:38:42 2150 11
Saturday
Another glorious afternoon's sailing, though the wind was not as strong as predicted.
While a fleet of 16 Tinkers are holding their annual rally again, club racing comprised mixed fleet handicap series for the Tinker Trophy. Though William and Lesley were able to break away, from the rest of the fleet, the lulls in the wind prevented them beating the GPs when handicaps were calculated. While Tim and Mike each won a race, William had to settle for two 3rds. Mike and Eric are overnight leaders.
TINKER TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
13885 GP 1127 0:26:40 1419 1
13796 GP 1127 0:26:58 1435 2
1303 RS400 950 0:23: 0 1452 3
175602 LAS 1080 0:26:34 1475 4
3390 FF 1025 0:25:15 1478 5
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:26:31 1496 6
20136 LAS 1080 0:27:33 1530 7
1485 LAS 1080 0:28: 4 1559 8
1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:28:12 1591 9
140034 LAS 1080 0:29: 4 1614 10
102591 LAS 1080 0:29:11 1621 11
1125 RS400 950 0:25:44 1625 12
280 BYTE 1165 0:36:46 1893 13
TINKER TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
13796 GP 1127 0:25:57 1381 1
13885 GP 1127 0:26: 5 1388 2
1303 RS400 950 0:22:12 1402 3
175602 LAS 1080 0:25:40 1425 4
20136 LAS 1080 0:26: 6 1450 5
3390 FF 1025 0:24:52 1455 6
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:25:54 1461 7
1485 LAS 1080 0:26:30 1472 8
1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:26:22 1488 9
102591 LAS 1080 0:27:36 1533 10
140034 LAS 1080 0:28:25 1578 11
1125 RS400 950 0:25: 5 1584 12
12239 GP 1127 0: 0:36 1911 13
280 BYTE 1165 0: 0:37 1940 14
Night Jar B
As the darker evenings draw in, the second Night Jar series draws to a close, and the overall result was determined on the final race. Jim Christie sailed well again to win the race but Jo Watkins beat Neil and Judith Currie by a couple of positions to take the trophy.
NIGHT JAR B
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 6 2 3 2 7
2 1148 N CURRIE RS400 3 9 1 4 8
3 13539 J CRUICKSHAN GP DNS 1 8 5 14
4 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 OD 6 6 15 15
5 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 7 5 5 10 17
6 13118 V BELL GP 11 4 DNS 7 22
7 11892 K DAVIS GP 1 DNS RTD 12 25
8 188274 S HALL LAS 16 DNS 2 11 29
9 98 C BLACK COMET DNS 11 RTD 8 31
10 13867 D NICHOLSON GP 2 3 DNS DNS 38
11 14064 D LAWSON GP DNS 8 4 DNS 45
12 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA DNS DNS RTD 1 46
13 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 12 7 DNS DNS 52
14 13916 N LEWIS GP DNS DNS 9 13 55
15 20136 N GARRISON LAS DNS DNS DNS 3 69
16 69960 A WAUGH MS 4 DNS DNS DNS 70
17 501 J CROSBIE LAS DNS DNS DNS 5 71
18 19947 C ARTHUR ENT 5 DNS DNS DNS 71
19 91515 T HALL LAS DNS DNS 7 DNS 73
20 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS RAD 8 DNS DNS DNS 74
21 102591 A JONES LAS DNS DNS DNS 9 75
22 44428 E DAWSON TOP 9 DNS DNS DNS 75
23 1623 P BALLARD SUPERNOVA DNS 10 DNS DNS 76
24 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 10 DNS DNS DNS 76
25 11115 M TURNER GP DNS 11 DNS DNS 77
26 91623 D MARSKELL KESTREL 13 DNS DNS DNS 79
27 175602 T GOSDEN LAS DNS DNS DNS 14 80
28 5575 D HOWARTH XENON 14 DNS DNS DNS 80
29 1189 R DAWSON RS400 15 DNS DNS DNS 81
30 19999 H BINNS TOP DNS DNS DNS 16 82
31 162801 G CRAIG LAS RAD DNS DNS DNS 17 83
32 240034 P DAVENPORT LAS DNS DNS DNS 18 84
Points for RTD = 17 13 12 19
Points for DSQ = 17 13 12 19
Points for DNS = 33
3 races to count
NIGHT JAR B
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1003 J CHRIS 1196 0:10: 1 502 1
1485 JoWATKI 1241 0:10:46 520 2
20136 N GARRI 1271 0:11: 5 523 3
1148 N CURRI 964 0: 8:32 531 4
501 J CROSB 1206 0:10:59 546 5
13539 J CRUIC 1258 0:11:28 546 5
13118 V BELL 1175 0:11: 8 568 7
98 C BLACK 1460 0:13:58 573 8
102591 A JONES 1276 0:12:18 578 9
4880 A NICHO 1252 0:12:10 582 10
188274 S HALL 1225 0:11:55 583 11
11892 K DAVIS 1377 0:13:40 595 12
13916 N LEWIS 1220 0:12:12 599 13
175602 T GOSDE 1186 0:11:55 602 14
1413 JoHARDI 1166 0:13: 0 668 15
19999 H BINNS 1592 0:18:12 685 16
162801 G CRAIG 1318 0:16:48 764 17
240034 P DAVEN 1272 0:16:42 787 18
Sam's Successes
Bass must have had the lion's share of the winds over the weekend. Sam Hall travelled to Redesmere for a North West Junior Traveller event and finished 3rd overall in very LIGHT winds.
Indian Summer
Sunday
The wind is from the SE again - will OD Ian make use of the southern end of the lake in his courses?
The answer was yes! A beat to 13 took approx 35 mins, but with the wind freshening as forecast, the reaching back down to 2 only took just under 20 mins!! Gybing in the stronger winds took out various boats including Toggle at 14, and just after his spinnaker block fell apart (for which he was probably grateful as he could no longer fly it!). Steve and Ruth in their Merlin had a couple of spectacular capsizes, one due to Steve slipping in the boat (another burgee donated to Neptune!). Martyn and Steve capsized their F15 and were merrily bailing out on their way ashore. Other casualties were, Ethan, Nigel (his burgee was battered, but survived unlike his tiller which proved not to be strong enough to stop him falling out of the boat!), Jim and Alistair.
The offwind legs enabled William and Tom in an RS400 to catch Neil Garrison in a Dart (though he did have three on board). William's lead was sufficient to win the race on handicap.
Mike Moore failed to cover on the last beat and paid the penalty as Tim pipped him at the finish line to win the Scarness Cup with three straight wins, and that determined that they would take their boats off the water before lunch!
Dave and Lynne also won the GP Graham Cup with their third win from Mike and Eric.
The wind did not relent over lunch, so racing for the afternoon was cancelled. However, Steve and Neil did opt to go out for a bit of a blast in the Dart, and Steve was surprised at the speed!
With no racing, Toggle took the Wythop Series with his two wins
No Mirrors sailed so Alan Waugh, as overnight leader won the Reflection Trophy.
SCARNESS CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 Pts
1 3390 T CHITTENDEN LAS 1 1 1 2
2 3473 M MOORE FF 2 2 2 4
3 3293 I PRESTON FF OD DNS OD 6
4 2504 M STEPHENSON FF DNS DNS RTD 9
Points for RTD = 3 3 4
Points for DSQ = 3 3 4
Points for DNS = 5
2 races to count
WYTHOP SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 Pts
1 303 M COWAN VAREO 1 1 4 2
2 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS 3 1 4
3 3567 S HUNT MR 2 2 3 4
4 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 5 4 2 6
5 1623 P BALLARD SUPERNOVA 6 5 RTD 11
6 102591 A JONES LAS 8 6 DNS 14
7 103 H GODFREY VAREO 4 RTD DNS 15
8 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 7 8 DNS 15
9 163024 A DUNCAN LAS 9 DNS RTD 16
10 1189 R DAWSON RS400 3 DNS DNS 17
11 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 10 7 DNS 17
12 20136 N GARRISON D18 12 9 DNS 21
13 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS 11 DNS DNS 25
Points for RTD = 13 11 7
Points for DSQ = 13 11 7
Points for DNS = 14
2 races to count
WYTHOP SERIES
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1303 RS400 950 1: 3:47 4028 1
1003 SUPERNO 1063 1:17:22 4366 2
3567 MR 1006 1:13:58 4411 3
303 VAREO 1038 1:17:22 4472 4
20136 D18 798 1: 3: 3 4740 5
GRAHAM CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 Pts
1 14064 D LAWSON GP 1 1 1 2
2 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 2 2 2 4
3 13118 V BELL SOLO 3 3 DNS 6
4 13539 J CRUICKSHAN GP 4 4 DNS 8
5 13916 N LEWIS GP DNS DNS RTD 10
Points for RTD = 5 5 4
Points for DSQ = 5 5 4
Points for DNS = 6
2 races to count
Saturday
The school holidays may be over, but Summer may have returned (temporarily)! A wonderfully warm southerly greeted sailors, and OD Ian Preston opted to make best use of the wind by sending the fleet all the way round the lake. It may have been a hard slog to the bottom in the first race, but the breeze held for the spinnaker legs back. There were a couple of lasers that capsized, but they still made it round.
In the second race, the main fleet just went to 10, again in a steady wind, although it had eased from the first race. William's crew Alistair hadn't crewed for 15 years, never sailed an RS400, or flown a spinnaker, and was pleased to lead the racing (they were even in front of Robbie D and Ethan when they had to retire as the main halyard gave way). However, the downwind legs were not sufficient for them to break away from the rest of the fleet, and with the wind filling in from behind (as it does!) Toggle was able to scream into the leeward mark and take lots of ground, winning him the race (as he did the first).
In the F15s Tim and Ian led Mike and Kayla in both races.
Dave and Lynn beat Mike and Eric in both GP races, while Mik and Alan each shared a win in the Mirrors.
More wind tomorrow!
WYTHOP SERIES
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
303 VAREO 1038 1:11:48 4150 1
3567 MR 1006 1: 9:49 4164 2
1189 RS400 950 1: 6:59 4230 3
103 VAREO 1038 1:13:22 4240 4
1003 SUPERNO 1063 1:16:15 4303 5
1623 SUPERNO 1063 1:17: 1 4347 6
1125 RS400 950 1:12:11 4558 7
102591 LAS 1080 1:23:13 4623 8
163024 LAS 1080 1:23:41 4649 9
4880 SOLO 1155 1:30:34 4704 10
140034 LAS 1080 1:25:46 4764 11
20136 D18 798 1: 5:26 4919 12
WYTHOP SERIES
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
303 VAREO 1038 0:58: 9 3361 1
3567 MR 1006 0:56:33 3372 2
1303 RS400 950 0:56: 8 3545 3
1003 SUPERNO 1063 1: 3:50 3603 4
1623 SUPERNO 1063 1: 4: 5 3617 5
102591 LAS 1080 1: 7:15 3736 6
4880 SOLO 1155 1:12:14 3752 7
1125 RS400 950 0:59:46 3774 8
20136 D18 798 1:58: 1 8873 9
REFLECTION TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 69960 A WAUGH MS 2 1 3
2 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 1 2 3
Points for RTD = 3 3
Points for DSQ = 3 3
Points for DNS = 3
2 races to count
Bank Holiday
and it's sunny! Not as much wind forecast as the last couple of days, but many could be relieved at that.
Although the lake was flat at 9am, the breeze covered the lake in patches, and eventually filled in shortly after the start. However, it proved to be the bet race of the day, because in the afternoon, the wind died, then it seemed a if a sea breeze was to be the saviour. When the race started, there had to be a general recall, and there was a further delay. It was 1545 before racing got underway, then the wind disappeared again, so it was a long haul, but the series results were all depending on the final race so most persevered.
Mike Moore and Sally Roberts took the honours in the F15 from guest helm Mark Ninnim with Ian Preston. Martyn Stephenson had been impressed at not coming last in the morning race (he was second last!), but more impressively he finished second in the afternoon race :)
Dave and Lynne Lawson, won the GPs with three straight wins from Mike Fairlamb and Eric Smith.
Robbie D and Big E secured the handicap series from Mrs and Mrs Bean
The Mirror results were consistent through out the series with Mik Chappell winning from Alan Waugh.
At least it was a sunny afternoon to be drifting around waiting for wind!
FLYING FREE
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF DNS 2 1 1 2
2 23166 M NINNIM ENT DNS 1 2 3 3
3 2504 M STEPHENSON FF DNS DNS 3 2 5
4 3265 K THOMAS FF DNS 3 4 4 7
Points for RTD = 0 4 5 5
Points for DSQ = 0 4 5 5
Points for DNS = 5
2 races to count
AITKEN CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 14064 D LAWSON GP 1 3 1 1 3
2 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 2 2 2 2 6
3 14062 A SMITH MS DNS 1 3 DNS 9
4 13118 V BELL SOLO 3 4 DNS 3 10
Points for RTD = 4 5 4 4
Points for DSQ = 4 5 4 4
Points for DNS = 5
3 races to count
AUGUST TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 1189 R DAWSON RS400 1 2 4 1 4
2 1369 P SMITH RS200 2 3 1 4 6
3 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO DNS 1 6 3 10
4 3567 S HUNT MR 3 RTD 3 5 11
5 188274 S HALL LAS 4 4 4 7 12
6 175602 T GOSDEN LAS 8 5 10 9 22
7 20136 N GARRISON LAS 9 10 9 DNS 28
8 1148 N CURRIE RS400 DNS DNS 7 2 32
9 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS DNS 2 8 33
10 303 M COWAN VAREO 7 RTD 14 16 33
11 1623 P BALLARD SUPERNOVA DNS 7 13 13 33
12 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 5 6 DNS DNS 34
13 102591 A JONES LAS 11 9 DNS 14 34
14 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS DNS 8 6 37
15 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS 10 11 17 17 38
16 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA DNS DNS 12 11 46
17 163024 ALISTAIR LAS DNS DNS 16 10 49
18 3473 M MOORE FF 6 DNS DNS DNS 52
19 103 H GODFREY VAREO DNS DNS 15 15 53
20 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS 8 DNS DNS 54
21 13118 V BELL SOLO DNS DNS 11 DNS 57
22 862 S KIRKPATRIC VAGO XD DNS DNS DNS 12 58
Points for RTD = 12 12 18 18
Points for DSQ = 12 12 18 18
Points for DNS = 23
3 races to count
AUGUST TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1189 RS400 950 0:38:45 2447 1
1148 RS400 950 0:40:10 2536 2
1049 VAREO 1038 0:50:35 2923 3
1369 RS200 1057 0:52:57 3005 4
3567 MR 1006 0:52:53 3154 5
4880 SOLO 1155 0:62:12 3231 6
188274 LAS 1080 0:58:54 3272 7
1413 RS200 1057 0:60: 7 3412 8
175602 LAS 1080 0:61:31 3417 9
163024 LAS 1080 0:62:10 3453 10
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:61:56 3495 11
862 VAGO XD 1070 0:62:56 3528 12
1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:62:50 3546 13
102591 LAS 1080 0:64:29 3582 14
103 VAREO 1038 0:62: 8 3591 15
303 VAREO 1038 0:62:31 3613 16
140034 LAS 1080 0:66:19 3684 17
AUGUST TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1369 RS200 1057 0:46:28 2637 1
1413 RS200 1057 0:47:35 2701 2
3567 MR 1006 0:46:15 2758 3
1189 RS400 950 0:44:11 2790 4
188274 LAS 1080 0:50:14 2790 4
1049 VAREO 1038 0:49: 4 2836 6
1148 RS400 950 0:45:47 2891 7
4880 SOLO 1155 0:56:19 2925 8
20136 LAS 1080 0:56: 5 3115 9
175602 LAS 1080 0:56:10 3120 10
13118 SOLO 1155 0:60: 5 3121 11
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:56:30 3189 12
1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:57:53 3267 13
303 VAREO 1038 0:56:38 3273 14
103 VAREO 1038 0:57: 5 3299 15
140034 LAS 1080 0:69:24 3855 16
MIRROR MUG
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 70548 M CHAPPELL MS RTD DNS 1 1 2
2 69960 A WAUGH MS RTD DNS 2 2 4
Points for RTD = 3 0 3 3
Points for DSQ = 3 0 3 3
Points for DNS = 3
2 races to count
TOPPER WEEKEND E SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 91623 D MARSKELL TOP RTD DNS DNS 2 5
2 94 J McINTYRE TOP DNS DNS DNS 1 6
3 44428 E DAWSON TOP 1 DNS DNS DNS 7
4 923166 EmSMITH ENT DNS DNS DNS RTD 10
Points for RTD = 3 0 0 4
Points for DSQ = 3 0 0 4
Points for DNS = 5
2 races to count
Sunday
The wind is blowing with some strong gusts passing through - but it's sunny! Will it all last? The brief answer is yes! The beats tended to be blustery, with associated shifts, and several boats capsized as a result, but there were some enjoyable spectacular spinnaker legs while the gusts were passing through.
The wind eased over the lunch break, but while the fleet were waiting for the committee boat to test out an unusual way of mooring the boat to windward of the anchor, it freshened again. There were more capsizes, including Dave and Lynne again, and some excellent gusts to take advantage of on the reaches. However, the fleet were a little disappointed that racing remained in the bay when it was felt that the wind was ideal for sailing around the full lake.
AUGUST TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 1189 R DAWSON RS400 1 2 3
2 1369 P SMITH RS200 2 3 5
3 188274 S HALL LAS 4 4 8
4 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 5 6 11
5 175602 T GOSDEN LAS 8 5 13
6 3567 S HUNT MR 3 RTD 15
7 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO DNS 1 16
8 303 M COWAN VAREO 7 RTD 19
9 20136 N GARRISON D18 9 10 19
10 102591 A JONES LAS 11 9 20
11 3473 M MOORE FF 6 DNS 21
12 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS 10 11 21
13 1623 P BALLARD SUPERNOVA DNS 7 22
14 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS 8 23
Points for RTD = 12 12
Points for DSQ = 12 12
Points for DNS = 15
2 races to count
AUGUST TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1189 RS400 950 0:13:21 843 1
1369 RS200 1057 0:14:59 850 2
3567 MR 1006 0:14:54 888 3
188274 LAS 1080 0:16:13 900 4
1303 RS400 950 0:14:31 916 5
3473 FF 1025 0:15:44 920 6
303 VAREO 1038 0:17:20 1001 7
175602 LAS 1080 0:18:15 1013 8
20136 D18 798 0:15:21 1154 9
140034 LAS 1080 0:33:40 1870 10
102591 LAS 1080 0:34:40 1925 11
AUGUST TROPHY FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2 Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn 1049 VAREO 1038 0:15:45 910 1 1189 RS400 950 0:14:35 921 2 1369 RS200 1057 0:16:38 944 3 188274 LAS 1080 0:17:29 971 4 175602 LAS 1080 0:17:39 980 5 1303 RS400 950 0:15:38 987 6 1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:19:30 1100 7 1125 RS400 950 0:18: 6 1143 8 102591 LAS 1080 0:20:42 1150 9 20136 D18 798 0:15:42 1180 10 140034 LAS 1080 0:21:31 1195 11
AITKEN CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 14064 D LAWSON GP 1 3 4
2 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 2 2 4
3 14062 A SMITH MS DNS 1 6
4 13118 V BELL GP 3 4 7
Points for RTD = 4 5
Points for DSQ = 4 5
Points for DNS = 5
2 races to count
MIRROR MUG
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 70548 M CHAPPELL MS RTD 3
1 69960 A WAUGH MS RTD 3
Points for RTD = 3
Points for DSQ = 3
Points for DNS = 3
1 races to count
TOPPER WEEKEND E SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 44428 E DAWSON TOP 1 1
2 91623 D MARSKELL LAS RTD 3
Points for RTD = 3
Points for DSQ = 3
Points for DNS = 3
1 races to count
Saturday
A showery start to the day, but it stayed fairly dry throughout the afternoon racing. The winds held, with some strong gusts passing through that caught out many of the single handers, and, unusually, Dave and Lynne Lawson at one point!
Mark Ninnim and Emma Smith did a little bit of mark repositioning when they got their mainsheet caught on a mark. Although Robbie D had already rounded the mark, the rest of the fleet benefited from broader reach from 0 to 1.
More of the same for tomorrow?
DAWSON TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF 1 1 1 DNS DNS 1 2 3
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN LAS 2 2 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 6
3 93673 J SOMERVILLE FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 1 7
Points for RTD = 3 3 3 0 0 3 3
Points for DSQ = 3 3 3 0 0 3 3
Points for DNS = 4
3 races to count
GP AUTUMN CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 2 1 2
2 13118 V BELL GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 3 2 4
3 14064 D LAWSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 RTD 5
4 13867 D NICHOLSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS 9
Points for RTD = 0 0 0 0 3 5 4
Points for DSQ = 0 0 0 0 3 5 4
Points for DNS = 5
2 races to count
SKIDDAW TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Pts
1 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 1 1 5 DNS 5 2 3 7
2 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS 3 2 DNS 11 5 4 14
3 1623 P BALLARD KESTREL 3 5 3 DNS 10 DNS DNS 21
4 20136 N GARRISON D18 RTD 4 OD DNS 9 11 DNS 22
5 1189 R DAWSON RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 1 2 28
6 1003 J CHRISTIE KESTREL 2 2 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 29
7 3567 S HUNT MR DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 4 1 33
8 102591 A JONES LAS 4 DNS DNS DNS 12 8 10 34
9 303 M COWAN VAREO DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 5 59
10 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS 13 RTD 9 59
11 132318 P CLARK LAS RAD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 8 63
12 1369 P SMITH RS200 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 RTD 64
13 23166 M NINNIM ENT DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 7 64
14 44428 E DAWSON TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 10 11 69
15 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS 74
16 188274 S HALL LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS 75
17 45866 L TYSON TOP DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS DNS 76
18 6905 JOHN DART18 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 78
19 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 DNS DNS 78
20 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS DNS 79
21 114 T FLINN M16 DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 DNS DNS 80
22 240034 P DAVENPORT VAGO DNS DNS DNS DNS 14 DNS DNS 86
23 91623 D MARSKELL LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS 15 DNS DNS 87
Points for RTD = 6 6 6 0 16 13 13
Points for DSQ = 6 6 6 0 16 13 13
Points for DNS = 24
4 races to count
SKIDDAW TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 6
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1189 RS400 950 0:10: 4 635 1
1049 VAREO 1038 0:11: 4 639 2
1369 RS200 1057 0:11:20 643 3
3567 MR 1006 0:10:52 648 4
1303 RS400 950 0:10:30 663 5
303 VAREO 1038 0:12: 2 695 6
132318 LAS RAD 1104 0:14:13 772 7
102591 LAS 1080 0:14:39 813 8
23166 ENT 1116 0:15:13 818 9
44428 TOP 1295 0:19: 0 880 10
20136 D18 798 0:13:35 1021 11
SKIDDAW TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 7
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3567 MR 1006 0:11: 4 660 1
1189 RS400 950 0:10:30 663 2
1049 VAREO 1038 0:11:31 665 3
1303 RS400 950 0:11: 8 703 4
303 VAREO 1038 0:12:13 706 5
6905 DART18 798 0: 9:58 749 6
23166 ENT 1116 0:14:14 765 7
132318 LAS RAD 1104 0:14:20 778 8
1125 RS400 950 0:12:51 811 9
102591 LAS 1080 0:15: 2 835 10
44428 TOP 1295 0:18:20 849 11
Sandra's Sunday
For the second weekend in a row, there has been a round the lake pennant race which counts towards Sandra's Salver - clearly a keenly contested award, which goes to the top lady crew over the seven race series, as various women make a special effort to compete. With one final race to go, Elaine Hunt is still in the lead. The pennant race itself was as frustrating as round the lakers get. Although Robbie D and Big E broke away from the fleet early on, at the leeward mark, after 40+ mins, his lead had been reduced to 1'20 from Mike and Kayla in a F15, William and Elaine in a Rs400, and Steve and Ruth in a Merlin Rocket. The return up the lake seemed to have many more holes than the beat down! With spinnakers going up and down like a yoyo, Mike and Kayla got the spinnaker sheet wrapped around their keel, and each time they tried to fix it something else occurred. Mike assures us that Kayla didn't swear (audibly?!). At that stage Robbie D broke away from Mike and others caught him up. However, it was not until the lead boats were through Scarness that the fleet properly split up, albeit too late for some of the faster handicap boats to beat Mike. Scumper had a stormer of a leg back up the lake, closing the gap on overall winner Robbie D to just 33 secs on adjusted time. Positions 4 - 7 were just 60 secs apart after 90 mins racing.
An current update of the championship positions are posted below.
JUBILEE SAILING TRUST PENNANT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 1189 R DAWSON RS400 1 1
2 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 2 2
3 3473 M MOORE FF 3 3
4 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 4 4
5 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 5 5
6 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 6 6
7 13118 V BELL GP 7 7
8 19947 C ARTHUR ENT 8 8
9 102591 A JONES LAS 9 9
10 1623 P BALLARD KESTREL 10 10
11 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 11 11
12 240034 P DAVENPORT VAGO 12 12
13 114 T FLINN M16 13 13
14 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 14 14
15 11115 M TURNER GP 15 15
16 132318 P CLARK LAS RAD 16 16
17 3567 S HUNT MR RTD 21
17 69960 A WAUGH MS RTD 21
17 188274 S HALL LAS RTD 21
17 13867 D NICHOLSON GP RTD 21
Points for RTD = 21
Points for DSQ = 21
Points for DNS = 21
1 races to count
JUBILEE SAILING TRUST PENNANT
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1189 RS400 950 1:20:56 5111 1
1049 VAREO 1038 1:29: 0 5144 2
3473 FF 1025 1:31:13 5339 3
1413 RS200 1057 1:37:45 5548 4
13885 GP 1127 1:44:31 5564 5
1303 RS400 950 1:28:32 5591 6
13118 GP 1127 1:45:29 5615 7
19947 ENT 1116 1:49:52 5906 8
102591 LAS 1080 1:45:86 5912 9
1623 KESTREL 1038 1:45:51 6118 10
70548 MS 1366 2:19:21 6120 11
240034 VAGO 1060 1:49:31 6199 12
114 M16 1200 2: 5:31 6275 13
1125 RS400 950 1:44:28 6597 14
11115 GP 1127 2: 5:18 6670 15
132318 LAS RAD 1104 2: 4:45 6779 16
SANDRA'S SALVER
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pts
1 81298 E HUNT RS400 4 1 2 4 5 2 18
2 93473 M SHEARD FF 1 DNS 1 3 3 1 25
3 98 C BLACK COMET DNS 2 RTD 7 1 DNS 48
4 91125 JaHALLIDAY RS400 DNS 3 RTD 8 DNS 5 54
5 91298 RuCRITCHLEY TOP 2 DNS DNS 1 DNS RTD 60
6 13326 S WATSON GP 3 4 DNS DNS DNS 6 61
7 923166 EmSMITH ENT DNS DNS 3 5 DNS DNS 72
8 913176 L LAWSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS 82
9 913601 V BOWMER GP DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS 82
10 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS RAD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 83
11 9114 R FLINN M16 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 84
12 91148 J CURRIE RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS 84
13 83390 S ROBERTS FF DNS DNS DNS 6 DNS DNS 86
14 913867 S WILKINSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD 89
15 911892 G KETT MS DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS DNS 89
Points for RTD = 5 5 6 10 6 9
Points for DSQ = 5 5 6 10 6 9
Points for DNS = 16
6 races to count
SKIDDAW TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 Pts
1 1003 J CHRISTIE KESTREL 2 2 1 DNS DNS 5
2 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 1 1 5 DNS 5 7
3 1623 P BALLARD SUPERNOVA 3 5 3 DNS 10 11
4 20136 N GARRISON ENT RTD 4 OD DNS 9 13
5 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS 3 2 DNS 11 16
6 102591 A JONES LAS 4 DNS DNS DNS 12 34
7 1189 R DAWSON RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 37
8 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 38
9 188274 S HALL LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 39
10 3567 S HUNT MR DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 40
11 45866 L TYSON TOP DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS 40
12 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 42
13 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 43
14 114 T FLINN M16 DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 44
15 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS 13 49
16 240034 P DAVENPORT VAGO DNS DNS DNS DNS 14 50
17 91623 D MARSKELL LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS 15 51
Points for RTD = 6 6 6 0 16
Points for DSQ = 6 6 6 0 16
Points for DNS = 18
3 races to count
SKIDDAW TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 5
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1189 RS400 950 0:43:42 2760 1
4880 SOLO 1155 0:55:35 2887 2
188274 LAS 1080 0:52:33 2919 3
3567 MR 1006 0:49:31 2953 4
1049 VAREO 1038 0:51:40 2986 5
1413 RS200 1057 0:52:50 2999 6
3473 FF 1025 0:51:20 3004 7
114 M16 1200 1: 2: 3 3102 8
20136 ENT 1116 0:58:35 3149 9
1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:56:11 3171 10
1303 RS400 950 0:50:50 3210 11
102591 LAS 1080 0:58:11 3232 12
1125 RS400 950 0:52:43 3329 13
240034 VAGO 1060 0:59:20 3358 14
91623 LAS 1080 1: 5: 0 3611 15
GP AUTUMN CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 1
2 13118 V BELL GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2
Points for RTD = 0 0 0 0 3
Points for DSQ = 0 0 0 0 3
Points for DNS = 3
1 races to count
MIRROR BATES TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 Pts
1 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 1
2 69960 A WAUGH MS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2
Points for RTD = 0 0 0 0 3
Points for DSQ = 0 0 0 0 3
Points for DNS = 3
1 races to count
Three Men in a Boat!
There was a wealth of experience in the committee boat - two trustees and all three past commodores - must be more than 100 years sailing experience, and probably 200 years in age! But did it help?
Racing was delayed waiting for some members held up in M6 traffic. Mike Moore made it, but his crew had already been borrowed by William.
With a good SW wind, the courses all seemed to hug the shadow of Sale Fell, so there were inevitable dull patches throughout the course. However, there were some good reaches at times to make up for it.
It seemed to be a day to keep the rescue crews on there toes, with most, if not all, of the single handers capsizing at some point in the afternoon.
There were a couple of minor gear failures that caused helms to capsize - Dan Marskell went in on the start line when his main sheet went, and former member Andrew Nuttall had a spectacular capsize on a reach when his toe straps broke. What a fun way to get back to grips with the sport!
Tomorrow should be sunny and slightly less windy - let's wait and see whether the forecast is right!
BARF PLATE
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Pts
1 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 7 3 OD DNS 6 5 DNS 6 1 1 1 14
2 303 M COWAN VAREO 6 8 4 1 3 4 DNS DNS OD DNS 2 17
3 1003 J CHRISTIE KESTREL DNS DNS 6 3 5 6 DNS 5 4 3 DNS 26
4 1189 R DAWSON MS 5 4 1 2 DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS DNS 37
5 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 8 6 8 4 DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS DNS 8 43
6 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 3 2 4 44
7 1369 P SMITH RS200 1 1 DNS DNS 1 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 52
8 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 2 5 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 62
9 3567 S HUNT RS400 DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 2 4 DNS 63
10 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 3 RTD 7 RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 75
11 23166 M NINNIM ENT 4 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS 81
12 20136 N GARRISON DART18 9 9 DNS DNS OD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 93
13 103 H GODFREY VAREO DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 100
14 13539 J CRUICKSHAN GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 103
15 3473 M MOORE FF DNS 7 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 109
16 374 R BLACKBURN VAREO RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS DNS DNS 114
17 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS DNS 122
18 188274 S HALL LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 123
19 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS 126
20 1623 P BALLARD KESTREL DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 127
21 31588 R CRAWLEY TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 127
22 102591 A JONES LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 10 DNS DNS DNS 130
23 44428 E DAWSON TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 11 DNS DNS DNS 131
Points for RTD = 11 11 9 6 8 7 0 12 5 6 9
Points for DSQ = 11 11 9 6 8 7 0 12 5 6 9
Points for DNS = 24
6 races to count
BARF PLATE
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 11
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1049 VAREO 1038 0:36:14 2094 1
303 VAREO 1038 0:38:41 2236 2
188274 LAS 1080 0:40:30 2250 3
1303 RS400 950 0:36: 2 2275 4
13885 GP 1127 0:42:46 2276 5
3473 FF 1025 0:39:52 2333 6
1623 KESTREL 1038 0:47:14 2730 7
1125 RS400 950 0:47:54 3025 8
DODD TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Pts
1 1003 J CHRISTIE KESTREL 2 4 4 2 DNS 2 DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS 17
2 1623 P BALLARD KESTREL 5 5 6 6 2 3 DNS 4 6 DNS 8 25
3 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS DNS 3 DNS 3 RTD DNS DNS 1 DNS 6 46
4 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS 7 1 2 DNS 3 49
5 374 R BLACKBURN VAREO 4 3 5 5 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 69
6 303 M COWAN VAREO DNS DNS RTD 4 DNS DNS 2 3 DNS DNS DNS 70
7 1485 JoWATKINS LAS DNS DNS RTD 3 RTD DNS 5 DNS DNS DNS DNS 77
8 1369 P SMITH RS200 DNS DNS OD 1 DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 83
9 103 H GODFREY VAREO 3 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS DNS 84
10 3390 T CHITTENDEN LAS DNS DNS 2 DNS 1 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 85
11 188274 S HALL LAS DNS DNS 1 DNS RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 86
12 20136 N GARRISON DART18 DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS DNS 3 DNS 5 DNS DNS 96
13 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 RTD DNS 4 DNS DNS 98
14 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 1 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 107
15 3567 S HUNT MR DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 132
16 13118 V BELL GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS DNS 134
17 999123 D ADAMS WAYFARER DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS DNS 136
18 95109 R COOK LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 DNS DNS DNS DNS 136
19 152664 I SMITH LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 137
20 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 139
21 11115 M TURNER GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 139
22 102591 A JONES LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS DNS DNS DNS 139
23 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 140
24 516 N BLOOR VAREO DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 140
25 23166 M NINNIM ENT DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 DNS DNS DNS DNS 143
Points for RTD = 6 6 9 10 6 7 11 6 7 0 9
Points for DSQ = 6 6 9 10 6 7 11 6 7 0 9
Points for DNS = 26
6 races to count
DODD TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 11
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
188274 LAS 1080 0:54:12 3011 1
3567 MR 1006 0:50:35 3016 2
1049 VAREO 1038 0:53:10 3073 3
13885 GP 1127 0:58:20 3105 4
3473 FF 1025 0:53:12 3114 5
1303 RS400 950 0:50: 5 3163 6
152664 LAS 1080 0:60:58 3387 7
1623 KESTREL 1038 0:62:10 3593 8
TOPPER LONG SERIES 1
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Pts
1 44428 E DAWSON TOP 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 4
2 280 C TULLY BYTE 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 8
3 91623 D MARSKELL KESTREL DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD 8
4 31588 R CRAWLEY TOP 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 9
Points for RTD = 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Points for DSQ = 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Points for DNS = 5
2 races to count
TOPPERS LONG SERIES B
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Pts
1 44428 E DAWSON TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 1
2 91623 D MARSKELL KESTREL DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2
Points for RTD = 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Points for DSQ = 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Points for DNS = 3
1 races to count
Thank You
Hi
Just to say a great big THANK YOU to everyone at your club for making Bass Week such an enjoyable week for us.
You have a fantastic club, with a great team working together to make Bass Week such a success, making everyone very welcome and everyone friendly and helpful.
The facilities were spot on, and I know this was down to the team you have there keeping a check on everything.
The sail training for the kids was excellent, Peter was fantastic with the kids. A special mention to Des for all of his help with the boats.
The atmosphere in the clubhouse is great, with Kayla and Gary, and all of their helpers being superb on the bar. The whole weeks entertainment was fantastic.
A special thanks also to Andrea, who was on top form {roger roger!} all week and is a great asset to your club.
We all made lots of new friends and our first experience of both Bass Week and camping certainly wont be our last. We are looking forward to next year already.
Thanks again and keep up the good work
See you all next year
Ange Graham, Neve, Zak and Marnie
Sunderland Yacht Club
It's All Over....
Well almost! With Bass Week over and the grounds cleared, there was a one day triathlon run from the club on Saturday before normality returned with racing on Sunday.
Well almost! The weather had other ideas. Fourteen boats took to the water for the morning race, the course was set, the start signalled and off they went. But nobody got very far as the wind died completely and there was no alternative but to signal that the race was abandoned. Competitors were towed back to the Club by the safety boat crews to start an early lunch.
A sea breeze set in at around 1.30pm and the race officer correctly decided that it was sufficient go around the complete Lake. The race was the Banana Stakes named after the prize of a bunch of bananas presented annually to the winner in the distant past by the late Bill Anderson who was a wholesale fruiterer. It was sailed on personal handicap with all boats starting together.
So, in light winds and glorious sunshine, competitors headed to the Keswick end of the Lake at which point the RS400’s of Steve and Elaine Hunt and Neil and Judith Currie were leading on the water. These boats were to stay ahead for the remainder of the eighty minutes it took them to complete the race but the crews then had to wait to see how the later competitors – some taking two hours to complete the course - had fared. And it was a crew who were sailing on the lake for the first time in 2010, Stuart and John Brookes in their Flying Fifteen who were declared winners. The GP14’s of Nigel Lewis and Claudie Black and Dave and Lynn Lawson took the next positions ahead of the Mirror of Alan Waugh.
The race was a round in the Sandra’s Salver series for lady crews and Claudie Black’s result moves her into third position in the standings behind Elaine Hunt who leads the series from Michaela Sheard. There are two rounds remaining in this competition of which the next one will be contested this coming weekend.
BANANA STAKES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 3520 S BROOKES FF 1 1
2 13916 N LEWIS GP 2 2
3 13176 D LAWSON GP 3 3
4 69960 A WAUGH MS 4 4
5 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 5 5
6 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 6 6
7 3473 M MOORE FF 7 7
8 1148 N CURRIE RS400 8 8
9 3567 S HUNT RS400 9 9
10 20136 N GARRISON DART18 10 10
11 132318 P CLARK LAS RAD RTD 12
Points for RTD = 12
Points for DSQ = 12
Points for DNS = 12
1 races to count
BANANA STAKES
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3520 S BROOK 1178 1:32:49 4727 1
13916 N LEWIS 1216 1:36:23 4755 2
13176 D LAWSO 1127 1:31: 1 4841 3
69960 A WAUGH 1498 2:01:19 4859 4
4880 A NICHO 1249 1:41:35 4876 5
70548 M CHAPP 1475 2: 0:55 4918 6
3473 M MOORE 1097 1:30: 9 4926 7
1148 N CURRI 972 1:22:18 5075 8
3567 S HUNT 964 1:21:50 5088 9
20136 N GARRI 903 1:36:34 6416 10
SANDRA'S SALVER
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 Pts
1 81298 E HUNT RS400 4 1 2 4 5 16
2 93473 M SHEARD FF 1 DNS 1 3 3 21
3 98 C BLACK COMET DNS 2 RTD 7 1 29
4 91298 RuCRITCHLEY TOP 2 DNS DNS 1 DNS 42
5 91125 JaHALLIDAY RS400 DNS 3 RTD 8 DNS 43
6 13326 S WATSON GP 3 4 DNS DNS DNS 46
7 923166 EmSMITH ENT DNS DNS 3 5 DNS 47
8 913176 L LAWSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 54
9 913601 V BOWMER GP DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS 54
10 91148 J CURRIE RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 56
11 83390 S ROBERTS FF DNS DNS DNS 6 DNS 58
12 911892 G KETT MS DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS 61
Points for RTD = 5 5 6 10 6
Points for DSQ = 5 5 6 10 6
Points for DNS = 13
5 races to count
Bass Week Preparations Nearing Completion
Update form Vice Commodore:
I just wanted to say a big thank you to everyone who was able to come down and help at the Bass Week working party. Your efforts were greatly appreciated and has helped us to get the site ready for this year’s regatta.
There has obviously been a massive amount of work throughout the year building up to this point (especially including the work of the grounds team) and it was brilliant to see efforts culminating with so many getting involved in the working party.
Here’s to a great Bass Week!
Thanks again and best wishes,
Stephen
As the grounds are looking so good, it's a shame to let anyone on site to disturb it all.......
More Thomas' Twitters
Apologies to those not captured on film! (Think yourselves lucky :)
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| Nigel pressure washes the grime from the floods away in the boat house | Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and Spin doctor |
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| Do they know what they are doing? | Lynn looks about to saw her arm off . Surely Dave's not that bad to sail with |
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| Toggle trying to find out how lonng is a piece of string | Scumper the big boss man keeps his eye on his men |
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| Some of the hard workers deserve a well earned snack | Galley slaves |
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| Not doing exercises just preparing banners for Bass week. | Graffiti artists at work |
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| All hands on deck as the boats are prepared | So that's where the ex treasurer has the pot of gold |
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| Hiding the oppositions boats so that they can't win | Grafting hard |
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Toby Gatty
Many older members will remember Toby Gatty who used to work on rescue. Sadly Toby passed away last Friday. His funeral will be held in St John's Church, Bassenthwaite at 11am on Wednesday 28 July.
Our thoughts are with his wife Jean who worked behind the bar for many years.
Club ties are considered most appropriate for those attending the funeral.
RYA Training Day
 Des Wright,
Ken West, Emma Smith, Ellen and Jamie Kerr, Jordan and Arnie Helling enjoyed
a race training day with Pete Robinson from the RYA. The wind was gusty and
many enjoyed the warm water of the lake, but everyone agreed they had
learned many simple techniques and learned more about the rules to help them
gain confidence to start racing. Pete coached them on the water and
finished the day with some short racesNext RYA Training Day is in September. Keep a look out for the date |
Raising the flagstaff
After Winter maintenance identified some major defects in the top part of the flagstaff. The substantial repairs have been completed and the pole re-erected in time for Bass Week much to the relief of our vice commodore, and he expresses his personal thanks to Scumper and Alan Smith for all their efforts in organising its repair and reinstatement.
Daws on course, of course!
Well done to Ethan Dawson who competed in the Topper 4.2 Nationals last weekend at Leigh and Lowton. There were 45 entries and Ethan finished 39th.
He won a prize for completing all nine races, especially impressive as Saturday's wind hit 28 knots!
Any guesses who dreamt up the heading?
Youth Squad
The Youth Squad have again had some dedicated races, but could be better attended.
Although Ethan mastered the conditions on Saturday, he found his match against Robin Crawley in Sunday's racing. Despite this, Ethan leads the Sunday series, while Luke Howarth is leading the Saturday series
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SATURDAY SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pts
1 13256 L HOWORTH TAZ 1 DNS 1 1 1 1 DNS DNS 4
2 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 DNS DNS 2 2 3 RTD 1 1 6
3 31588 R CRAWLEY TOP 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2 15
4 19999 H BINNS TOPAZ DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DSQ 3 3 15
5 280 C TULLY BYTE 2 DNS 3 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS 16
6 140892 O LEVOI TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2 DNS DNS 18
Points for RTD = 4 0 4 4 5 5 4 4
Points for DSQ = 4 0 4 4 5 5 4 4
Points for DNS = 7
4 races to count
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SATURDAY SERIES
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 7
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
44428 TOP4.2 1320 0: 9:20 424 1
31588 TOP 1295 0:10:30 486 2
19999 TOPAZ 1190 0:13:12 665 3
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SATURDAY SERIES
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 8
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
44428 TOP4.2 1320 0:15:25 700 1
31588 TOP 1295 0:15:10 702 2
19999 TOPAZ 1190 0:17:45 894 3
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SUNDAY SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Pts
1 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 1 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 1 2 2 5
2 280 C TULLY BYTE 2 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2 DNS DNS 7
3 19999 H BINNS TOPAZ DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 4 3 3 13
4 31588 R CRAWLEY TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 1 16
5 140892 O LEVOI TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 3 DNS DNS 20
6 6785 J HELLING TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 5 DNS DNS 24
Points for RTD = 3 3 0 0 0 0 6 6 4 4
Points for DSQ = 3 3 0 0 0 0 6 6 4 4
Points for DNS = 7
4 races to count
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SUNDAY SERIES
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 9
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
31588 TOP 1295 0:16:56 784 1
44428 TOP4.2 1320 0:19:24 881 2
19999 TOPAZ 1190 0:21:40 1092 3
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SUNDAY SERIES FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 10 Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn 31588 TOP 1295 0:20: 2 928 1 44428 TOP4.2 1320 0:20:39 938 2 19999 TOPAZ 1190 0:25:29 1284 3
All on the last race
A gentle breeze with various gusts at times led to a pleasant morning's racing. The wind in the afternoon eased as the race went on, but it was still reasonable racing conditions. The close racing at the front of each fleet led to the series results being dependent on the last race, so they had everything to sail for.
Mike and Eric secured two more wins to take the series from Paul Bowmer.
Robbie D and Scumper again shared wins in the handicap fleet, but Robbie's win in the afternoon won him the series.
Similarly, Telf and Andy had some close racing but, Andy's afternoon win gave him the series.
GP14 McMILLAN CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 1 2 1 1 3
2 13601 P BOWMER GP 2 1 2 DNS 5
3 13118 V BELL GP 3 3 3 2 8
4 11892 K DAVIS MS DNS DNS 4 3 13
5 11115 M TURNER GP RTD DNS DNS DNS 17
Points for RTD = 5 4 5 4
Points for DSQ = 5 4 5 4
Points for DNS = 6
3 races to count
GRISEDALE CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 1189 R DAWSON RS400 1 2 2 1 4
2 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 2 1 1 5 4
3 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 5 DNS 3 2 10
4 20136 N GARRISON LAS 6 3 4 6 13
5 102591 A JONES LAS 7 7 9 DNS 23
6 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS DNS 5 3 24
7 1148 N CURRIE RS400 3 5 DNS DNS 24
8 103 H GODFREY VAREO 4 4 DNS DNS 24
9 3390 T CHITTENDEN LAS DNS DNS 6 4 26
10 1003 J CHRISTIE KESTREL RTD DNS 8 7 27
11 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 RTD DNS 7 8 27
12 1623 P BALLARD KESTREL 9 6 DNS DNS 31
13 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS RAD 7 DNS DNS DNS 39
14 240034 P DAVENPORT LAS RAD DNS 8 DNS DNS 40
15 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 DNS DNS 10 DNS 42
Points for RTD = 12 9 11 9
Points for DSQ = 12 9 11 9
Points for DNS = 16
3 races to count
GRISEDALE CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1189 RS400 950 0:18:23 1161 1
4880 SOLO 1155 0:23: 6 1200 2
1413 RS200 1057 0:21:30 1220 3
3390 LAS 1080 0:22: 0 1222 4
1049 VAREO 1038 0:21:11 1224 5
20136 LAS 1080 0:22:48 1266 6
1003 KESTREL 1038 0:22:25 1295 7
1303 RS400 950 0:20:59 1325 8
GRISEDALE CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1049 VAREO 1038 0:43:58 2541 1
1189 RS400 950 0:40:32 2560 2
4880 SOLO 1155 0:50:49 2639 3
20136 LAS 1080 0:48:18 2683 4
1413 RS200 1057 0:47:23 2689 5
3390 LAS 1080 0:48:44 2707 6
1303 RS400 950 0:43: 2 2717 7
1003 KESTREL 1038 0:48:53 2825 8
102591 LAS 1080 0:52:56 2940 9
44428 TOP4.2 1320 0:68:52 3130 10
MIRROR ROUND TABLE TANKARD
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 2003 A SMITH MS 1 2 1 1 3
2 170142 J TELFORD MS 2 1 2 2 5
3 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 3 3 3 3 9
4 69675 RoSMITH MS OD DNS OD DNS 12
5 69960 A WAUGH MS 4 4 4 4 12
Points for RTD = 5 5 5 5
Points for DSQ = 5 5 5 5
Points for DNS = 6
3 races to count
Did she jump or was she pushed?!
The morning gusts had eased by the time racing started but there was still a good sailing breeze to keep the sailors happy. A shift in the wind took resulted in a somewhat biased beat for a while, but such is Bass!
Neil and Judith Currie were tempted back on to the water by the lighter airs, but at one stage Judith missed her toestraps and was dragged along with the boat as she clung on to her jib sheet. Neil soon had her back in the boat and they continued with the race. Scumper and Robbie D with Big E each had a win on handicap. Jim Christie lost his rig when a U bolt gave way, but no real damage done.
Gary Mansell fought his fears and went out for a brief sail with William in the RS400. One beat was enough as a taster but he will be back for more....
While Andy Smith waits for his new GP, he took to the water to give Telf, Mik and Alan a run for their money in the Mirror fleet. Telf and Andy each had a win a piece
Kayla went out in Mike F15 with Tom - each thought the other was helming! Anyway, they had a pleasant sail and no incidents.
In the GPs Mike and Eric shared the honours with Paul Bowmer and his wife, with Paul taking overnight lead.
Overall some close racing across all of the fleets. The series concludes tomorrow.
TOPPER WEEKEND SERIES D
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 31588 R CRAWLEY TOP 1 1
2 44428 E DAWSON TOP RTD 3
Points for RTD = 3
Points for DSQ = 3
Points for DNS = 3
1 races to count
GRISEDALE CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1189 RS400 950 0:15:23 971 1
1049 VAREO 1038 0:17:30 1011 2
1148 RS400 950 0:17:17 1091 3
103 VAREO 1038 0:18:54 1092 4
4880 SOLO 1155 0:21:17 1105 5
20136 LAS 1080 0:20: 4 1114 6
140034 LAS RAD 1104 0:21:28 1166 7
102591 LAS 1080 0:21: 0 1166 7
1623 KESTREL 1038 0:20:37 1191 9
GRISEDALE CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1049 VAREO 1038 0:17:28 1009 1
1189 RS400 950 0:16:30 1042 2
20136 LAS 1080 0:19:39 1091 3
103 VAREO 1038 0:19: 1 1099 4
1148 RS400 950 0:17:41 1116 5
1623 KESTREL 1038 0:20: 4 1159 6
102591 LAS 1080 0:21: 4 1170 7
240034 LAS RAD 1104 0:23:38 1284 8
Sam's Success
Sam Hall was sailing at Coniston on Saturday where he secured a hat trick of wins and received a £15 prize.
Sunday Soaking
The wind seemed unexpectedly light when sailors turned up, but as the start time arrived, the wind picked up and the rain moved in - it was relentless until lunchtime. There were light patches, and William with Jo Watkins managed to find them on the single spinnaker reach of the course, but there were strong gusts from time to time too.
Although Neil Garrison in his Dart finished first on the water, it was Scumper in his Vareo that won on handicap from Jim Christie.
During lunch the wind freshened, and led to some more exciting reaches at times, but the shadow of Sale Fell still had its effect on racing and progress. William and Jo led the handicap, but they were beaten by Jim Christie in his Supernova on handicap. Scumper despite a couple of capsizes, held on to his position but was going to retire due to damage to his spinnaker pole, however he opted to wait for the shorten course signal. Little did he realise he would have to wait until the lead boat completed their lap some 10 mins later before the signal was sounded!
Although Mike beat Tim in the F15 fleet in both races, he did have to sneak past Tim in a lull going to mark 5 as Tim had mastered the first beat and gained a solid lead much to Mike's dismay (or was it surprise?)
DAWSON TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF 1 1 1 2
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 2 2 2 4
Points for RTD = 3 3 3
Points for DSQ = 3 3 3
Points for DNS = 3
2 races to count
SKIDDAW TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 Pts
1 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 1 1 5 2
2 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 2 2 1 3
3 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS 3 2 5
4 1623 P BALLARD SUPERNOVA 3 5 3 6
5 20136 N GARRISON D18 RTD 4 OD 7
6 45866 L TYSON TOP DNS DNS 4 12
7 102591 A JONES LAS 4 DNS DNS 12
Points for RTD = 6 6 6
Points for DSQ = 6 6 6
Points for DNS = 8
2 races to count
SKIDDAW TROPHY FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3 Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn 1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:17: 5 964 1 1303 RS400 950 0:15:29 977 2 1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:19: 8 1079 3 45866 TOP 1295 0:23:57 1109 4 1049 VAREO 1038 0:20:34 1188 5 SKIDDAW TROPHY FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2 Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn 1049 VAREO 1038 0:48:20 2793 1 1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:51:33 2909 2 1303 RS400 950 0:47:20 2989 3 20136 D18 798 0:42: 8 3167 4 1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:60:24 3409 5
Soggy Saturday
As the hosepipe ban continues, the lake is filling up - not because water is being saved but due to the amount of rain!!
The day started windy with intermittent showers, but the wind eased during the prolonged start sequence for the pursuit race! The lack of Mirrors meant the other fleets had an undue wait. Even with the long wait, Scumper managed to be several minutes late in his Vareo. Mike and Kayla quickly broke away and won the race with Tim and Ian 2nd.
The 2nd race was fleet racing - no-one in either fleet was particularly pushing hard for the start line! Scumper had a clear win from Jim Christie in the handicap fleet, while Mike beat Tim in the F15s.
CELEBRITY GLASS PURSUIT SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 Pts
1 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 1 1 7 8 2 4
2 3473 M MOORE FF DNS OD 6 4 1 8
3 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 4 2 5 OD OD 8
4 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO DNS DNS 4 5 4 13
5 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP RTD RTD OD 2 DNS 16
6 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 5 RTD DNS DNS 6 22
7 1623 P BALLARD SUPERNOVA 9 6 DNS 10 7 22
8 303 M COWAN VAREO RTD DNS 9 6 DNS 28
9 13176 D LAWSON GP DNS 3 2 DNS DNS 35
10 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS 4 DNS 3 DNS 37
11 70466 D TODHUNTER MS 7 5 DNS DNS DNS 42
12 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 6 7 DNS DNS DNS 43
13 102591 A JONES LAS DNS DNS RTD DNS 5 47
14 44428 E DAWSON TOP 8 DNS RTD DNS DNS 51
15 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS RTD DNS 12 DNS 53
16 170142 J TELFORD MS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS 59
17 1369 P SMITH RS200 DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS 61
18 95109 R COOK LAS DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS 61
19 188274 S HALL LAS 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 62
20 20136 N GARRISON LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 63
21 3567 S HUNT MROCKET 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS 63
22 103 H GODFREY VAREO DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS 65
23 3265 K THOMAS FF DNS DNS 8 DNS DNS 66
24 933 J DENWOOD OK DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS 67
25 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS DNS 10 DNS DNS 70
26 13118 V BELL GP DNS DNS DNS 11 DNS 71
27 999123 D ADAMS WAYFARER DNS DNS DNS 13 DNS 71
28 2504 M STEPHENSON FF RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS 73
Points for RTD = 13 11 13 14 8
Points for DSQ = 13 11 13 14 8
Points for DNS = 29
3 races to count
SKIDDAW TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 1 1
2 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 2 2
3 1623 P BALLARD SUPERNOVA 3 3
4 102591 A JONES LAS 4 4
5 20136 N GARRISON LAS RTD 6
Points for RTD = 6
Points for DSQ = 6
Points for DNS = 6
1 races to count
SKIDDAW TROPHY FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1 Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn 1049 VAREO 1038 0:48:41 2814 1 1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:55:38 3140 2 1623 SUPERNO 1063 1: 2:18 3516 3 102591 LAS 1080 1: 4:12 3566 4
Congratulations!
 Many congratulations to vice commodore Stephen Kirkpatrick and his wife Claire following the birth of their daughter Georgina Elizabeth, a sister for Henry and Thomas, who weighed in at 7lb11oz on Tuesday evening. Mother and baby doing well. Well done to Emily for guessing it would be a girl called Elizabeth! |
Sultry Sunday - Not!
Despite there being strong winds all around, the conditions were unexpectedly sailable. However, there were not many takers, presumably because of the poor forecast.
Mike and Kayla led the fleet, followed by Toggle in his Vareo, but Mike and Eric kept on the pace and were never far behind. On handicap Mike's F15 beat the Mike's GP.
In the afternoon race, the course had a couple of reaches that proved exhilarating when the gusts came through. Joe Watkins, thinking the wind had eased over lunch, opted to take out the Laser with a full rig, which proved a little too much on occasions as he had several capsizes, but carried on to the finish.
This time it was Mike Cowan that was in close contention with Mike Moore. Mike Moore held his position on handicap and leads the series overall.
MJM
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF 2 3 1 1 3 2 1 1 6
2 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 1 1 DNS DNS 1 DNS 2 4 9
3 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 5 9 5 5 2 3 DNS DNS 20
4 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS OD 7 6 4 1 DNS DNS 21
5 1623 P BALLARD SUPERNOVA 4 7 11 7 8 4 DNS DNS 30
6 69960 A WAUGH MS DNS 5 8 10 6 DNS DNS DNS 59
7 2003 A SMITH MS DNS 4 3 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 69
8 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS 6 6 8 DNS DNS DNS DNS 80
9 11115 M TURNER GP 6 DNS 10 9 DNS DNS DNS DNS 85
10 303 M COWAN VAREO DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 2 95
11 13176 D LAWSON GP DNS DNS 2 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS 95
12 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 3 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 95
13 98 C BLACK COMET DNS 11 13 12 DNS DNS DNS DNS 96
14 167828 I MACPHERSON FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 3 97
15 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS OD DNS 97
16 911892 G KETT MS DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 6 DNS DNS 103
17 170142 J TELFORD MS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS 110
18 2504 M STEPHENSON FF DNS DNS 9 11 DNS DNS DNS DNS 110
19 44428 E DAWSON TOP DNS 10 12 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 112
20 70466 D TODHUNTER MS DNS DNS OD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 123
21 1189 R DAWSON RS400 DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 124
22 1485 JoWATKINS LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 125
23 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS RAD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 DNS 125
24 13916 N LEWIS GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS DNS 125
25 140101 T HALL LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS 127
26 923166 EmSMITH ENT DNS 8 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 128
27 13867 D NICHOLSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS DNS DNS 129
28 20136 N GARRISON LAS DNS 12 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 132
29 813467 DeWRIGHT MIR DNS DNS DNS 13 DNS DNS DNS DNS 133
Points for RTD = 7 13 15 14 10 7 7 6
Points for DSQ = 7 13 15 14 10 7 7 6
Points for DNS = 30
5 races to count
MJM
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 7
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3473 FF 1025 0:49:50 2917 1
13885 GP 1127 0:57:47 3076 2
303 VAREO 1038 0:55:10 3188 3
167828 FF 1025 0:55:13 3232 4
140034 LAS RAD 1104 0:69:30 3777 5
MJM
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 8
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3473 FF 1025 0:54:19 3179 1
303 VAREO 1038 0:55:22 3200 2
167828 FF 1025 0:56: 5 3282 3
13885 GP 1127 0:62: 5 3305 4
1485 LAS 1080 0:67:50 3768 5
Soggy Saturday
As the hosepipe ban kicks in in some parts of the county, the rain came down. However, for a change, at least it was warm rain!
The winds were blustery all afternoon, but the straightforward triangular course led to some exciting sailing, some very hairy gybes, and several capsizes.
In the handicap fleet, Steve and Ruth in the Merlin finished 1st on the water and on handicap from Scumper in his Vareo. In the second race, Steve got off to a good start, but a wineglass spinnaker led to a capsize and his demise. William and Elaine in an RS400 finished 1st on the water but were beaten on handicap by Scumper.
In the F15s, Mike and Kayla won the 1st race from Tim and Ian. Ian had a better start in the 2nd race, and was leading when Mike retired when a fairlead pulled out.
Mike and Eric led the GPs, but a nosedive capsize led to their demise and Tim and Martin winning the race.
John Telford beat Mik Chappell in both of the Mirror races.
Scumper topped the chart in the capsize stakes with four capsizes, all well recovered from. Mike Fairlamb was sort of next having struggled to right his boat after capsizing taking down the spinnaker, he capsized another couple of times before limping home to shore. Then Steve was next with a couple of capsizes - both deliberate he claimed!!
Although it should be sunny tomorrow, higher winds are forecast again, so will we get any races in?
MORGAN TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS DNS 1 2 1 1 2 1 RTD 4
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 2 2 DNS 2 1 6
3 167828 I MACPHERSON FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS 19
4 92504 I CAMPBELL FF DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 20
5 3265 K THOMAS FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS 21
Points for RTD = 0 0 0 3 3 3 4 3 3 3
Points for DSQ = 0 0 0 3 3 3 4 3 3 3
Points for DNS = 6
4 races to count
BARF PLATE
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Pts
1 1189 R DAWSON RS400 5 4 1 2 DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS 13
2 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 7 3 OD DNS 6 5 DNS 6 1 1 13
3 303 M COWAN VAREO 6 8 4 1 3 4 DNS DNS OD DNS 15
4 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA DNS DNS 6 3 5 6 DNS 5 4 3 20
5 1369 P SMITH RS200 1 1 DNS DNS 1 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 26
6 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 8 6 8 4 DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS DNS 35
7 3567 S HUNT MROCKET DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 2 4 37
8 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 3 2 38
9 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 3 RTD 7 RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 49
10 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 2 5 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 53
11 23166 M NINNIM ENT 4 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS 53
12 20136 N GARRISON LAS 9 9 DNS DNS OD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 65
13 103 H GODFREY VAREO DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 70
14 13539 J CRUICKSHAN GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS 73
15 374 R BLACKBURN VAREO RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS DNS 84
16 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS 90
17 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD 94
18 31588 R CRAWLEY TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 95
19 3473 M MOORE FF DNS 7 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 95
20 102591 A JONES LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 10 DNS DNS 98
21 44428 E DAWSON TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 11 DNS DNS 99
Points for RTD = 11 11 9 6 8 7 0 12 5 6
Points for DSQ = 11 11 9 6 8 7 0 12 5 6
Points for DNS = 22
5 races to count
BARF PLATE
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 10
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1049 VAREO 1038 0:41:10 2379 1
1303 RS400 950 0:39:57 2523 2
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:46:36 2630 3
3567 MROCKET 1006 0:47:34 2836 4
BARF PLATE
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 9
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1049 VAREO 1038 0:39:24 2277 1
3567 MROCKET 1006 0:38:58 2324 2
1303 RS400 950 0:39:10 2473 3
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:45:30 2568 4
SPRING CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Pts
1 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 7
2 13601 P BOWMER GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS 7
3 13539 J CRUICKSHAN GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS 8
4 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD 9
5 11892 K DAVIS MS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 DNS 9
Points for RTD = 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 3
Points for DSQ = 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 3
Points for DNS = 6
2 races to count
MIRROR RED SAILS
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Pts
1 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 2 1 2 DNS 1 1 DNS DNS 2 2 7
2 69960 A WAUGH MS 1 2 1 DNS 2 2 DNS 2 DNS DNS 8
3 170142 J TELFORD MS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 1 23
4 70466 D TODHUNTER MS DNS DNS 3 DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 27
5 12682 ErSMITH MS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS 33
6 70608 P BATH MIR DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 36
Points for RTD = 3 3 5 0 4 3 0 3 3 3
Points for DSQ = 3 3 5 0 4 3 0 3 3 3
Points for DNS = 7
5 races to count
Topper NW Area Championships 3/4 July 2010
A healthy fleet of 25 boats took part in this year's NW Area championship. The wind conditions will have been challenging for some competitors, and as they were forecast to increase on Sunday an additional race was sailed on Saturday.
Andrew Green from Leigh & Lowton SC sailed consistently to secure four wins and the overnight lead from James Asquith from Redesmere SC.
As expected, the forecast gales came in, with various showers, and racing was cancelled on Sunday leaving the results as the overnight position. Congratulations to Andrew Green on his clear win.
The final results
Night Jar 1 July
The high winds must have put a few people off this week as the turnout of seven starters was surprisingly low
NIGHT JAR
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 6 1 9 1 3 3 3 7 7 DNS DNS 17
2 13176 D LAWSON SOLO 5 DNS DNS DNS 1 5 2 DNS 1 8 DNS 22
3 1485 JoWATKINS LAS RTD 4 4 4 DNS DNS 5 DNS 3 DNS OD 23
4 1623 P BALLARD SUPERNOVA RTD 7 RTD 5 DNS 2 6 DNS 12 4 2 26
5 13118 V BELL GP DNS DNS DNS 8 5 1 DNS 2 10 3 DNS 29
6 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 8 5 3 3 8 DNS DNS DNS 5 5 DNS 29
7 501 J CROSBIE LAS DNS RTD 6 DNS DNS 6 DNS 1 2 DNS 1 31
8 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS 11 1 6 5 OD DNS 31
9 98 C BLACK COMET 1 9 DNS DNS 6 9 9 8 16 12 DNS 42
10 2173 S PECK L2000 DNS DNS 9 9 DNS 7 12 DNS DNS 15 4 56
11 11892 K DAVIS MS DNS RTD DNS 10 DNS DNS 11 DNS 13 14 6 69
12 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS DNS 2 2 DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS 7 DNS 101
13 20136 N GARRISON D18 DNS 11 DNS DNS DNS 12 DNS 11 DNS DNS 5 125
14 132318 P CLARK LAS RAD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 3 17 11 DNS 126
15 70608 P BATH MIR DNS 2 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 10 DNS DNS DNS 142
16 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS OD DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS 8 DNS DNS 144
17 13916 N LEWIS GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 11 2 3 145
18 21863 N ORTON MS DNS DNS 7 7 DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 147
19 11115 M TURNER GP 2 10 DNS DNS 7 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 148
20 13867 D NICHOLSON GP RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 1 DNS 149
21 188274 S HALL LAS DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS OD DNS 15 DNS DNS 150
22 69960 A WAUGH MS DNS 12 8 DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS DNS 153
23 102591 A JONES LAS DNS DNS 11 DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 DNS 10 DNS 155
24 516 N BLOOR VAREO DNS 8 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS 13 DNS 159
25 374 R BLACKBURN VAREO RTD 6 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 14 DNS DNS 164
26 1066 T CRAIG LASRAD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 12 DNS 16 RTD 165
27 140101 T HALL LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 6 DNS 186
28 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 7 DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 187
29 44662 S SHARP M 4 DNS 12 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 188
30 44428 E DAWSON TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 10 13 DNS DNS DNS DNS 195
31 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS DNS DNS 6 DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS 198
32 21036 M PAGE ENT DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 217
33 1148 N CURRIE RS400 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 218
34 167828 I MACPHERSON FF OD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 218
35 69675 RoSMITH MS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 DNS DNS DNS DNS 221
36 140034 E WILLIAMS LAS RAD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 DNS DNS DNS DNS 223
37 19947 C ARTHUR ENT DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS 224
38 91029 M STATTER TOPAZ RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 230
38 14034 A HODGKINS GP RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 230
40 162801 G CRAIG RSFEVA DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 18 DNS DNS 233
41 59 K WEST SLIPPER DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS 234
41 5575 D HOWARTH XENON DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS 234
Points for RTD = 15 15 14 12 9 13 14 13 20 19 8
Points for DSQ = 15 15 14 12 9 13 14 13 20 19 8
Points for DNS = 43
6 races to count
NIGHT JAR
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 11
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
501 J CROSB 1245 0:15:58 768 1
1623 P BALLA 1218 0:16: 5 791 2
13916 N LEWIS 1247 0:17:27 838 3
2173 S PECK 1267 0:18:56 896 4
20136 N GARRI 917 0:13:54 909 5
11892 K DAVIS 1612 0:29:54 1112 6
Youth Squad Update
While Luke Howarth masters the Saturday Series, Ethan Dawson has taken the lead in the Sunday Series. Not sure what Harry did to secure his disqualification!
Only two races left in each series.
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SATURDAY SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pts
1 13256 L HOWORTH TAZ 1 DNS 1 1 1 1 3
2 44428 E DAWSON TOP DNS DNS 2 2 3 RTD 7
3 280 C TULLY BYTE 2 DNS 3 3 DNS DNS 8
4 140892 O LEVOI TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2 11
5 19999 H BINNS TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DSQ 16
6 31588 R CRAWLEY TOP 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 19
Points for RTD = 4 0 4 4 5 5
Points for DSQ = 4 0 4 4 5 5
Points for DNS = 7
3 races to count
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SATURDAY SERIES FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 5 Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn 13256 TAZ 1550 0:14:11 549 1 140892 TOP 1295 0:13: 9 609 2 44428 TOP 1295 0:14:12 657 3 19999 TOP 1295 0:15:10 702 4
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SATURDAY SERIES
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 6
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
13256 TAZ 1550 0:11:35 448 1
140892 TOP 1295 0:27:50 1289 2
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SUNDAY SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pts
1 44428 E DAWSON TOP 1 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 1 3
2 280 C TULLY BYTE 2 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2 5
3 140892 O LEVOI TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 3 12
4 19999 H BINNS TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 4 13
5 6785 J HELLING TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 5 16
Points for RTD = 3 3 0 0 0 0 6 6
Points for DSQ = 3 3 0 0 0 0 6 6
Points for DNS = 6
3 races to count
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SUNDAY SERIES
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 7
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
44428 TOP 1295 0: 2:53 133 1
280 BYTE 1165 0: 2:54 149 2
19999 TOP 1295 0: 5:48 268 3
140892 TOP 1295 0: 5:48 268 3
6785 TOP 1295 0:12:18 569 5
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SUNDAY SERIES
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 8
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
44428 TOP 1295 0: 4:57 229 1
280 BYTE 1165 0: 4:53 251 2
140892 TOP 1295 0: 6:26 298 3
19999 TOP 1295 0: 6:40 308 4
6785 TOP 1295 0:12:37 584 5
Youth Squad Update
Adam Savage from the RYA came to give a days training for the Youth Squad on June the 12th. Luckily many of the mornings trainees stayed on as only Ethan Dawson from the Youth Squad made it. Never mind, this means that Ethan will have the upper hand on the start line now! Adam went through the starting procedure over and over and coached the kids on the water. Judging by the smiles and screams we heard we think they enjoyed it!
It was pleasing to see that some of the trainees came back for more the week after and joined in on the Youth Squad racing so that there was a fleet of six toppers out in shifty wind conditions which meant the OD Robin Dawson had his hands full.
The next Youth Squad races are as follows:
Saturday 26th June 1pm
Saturday 24th July 1pm
Sunday 25th July 2.30
Volvo Champion Club Status
After almost two years of preparation we have been awarded Volvo RYA Champion Club status. The award will provide a basis upon which our Junior and Youth sections can develop and the young sailors involved will benefit from the programmes available from the Volvo Champion scheme. I’d like to thank all those Club members who’ve helped us to secure this prestigious status, especially Mike Fairlamb who has worked particularly hard.
In addition to the Youth development advantages the VCC status will provide us with free RYA coaching, annual volunteer grants, and many other benefits. This, together with the existing training and Youth Squad initiatives, will help to secure the future of our Club for generations to come.
Best wishes
Dave Nicholson
Max DeRedder
It is with sadness that we have learned that former member Max DeRedder has passed away. Max was a long standing member of the sailing club and held the office of sailing secretary for a short while. Our condolences go to his wife Pat.
His funeral will be held at 1pm on Monday 28 June in Gilcrux church, followed by committal at Distington crematorium about 2pm.
Weekend Series 26/27 June
Another glorious day for sailing, but the morning wind had faded at lunchtime. Before afternoon racing started the wind came back from the south only to be counteracted by a SW sea breeze 15 mins into racing!
Toggle must have still been hyped up after his weekend jaunt to Nothampton because he got into two tussles on the start line, both of which he should have had to turns for!. However Steve Hunt wasn't going to let him away a third time and Toggle had to do a 720 after colliding with Steve's boom coming into a mark.
The change of wind direction meant that Sale Fell had its typical effect on certain parts of the course and resulted in moving holes that split the fleet up a bit in the first race and compacted it in the second!
In the handicap fleet, Steve and Ruth in a Merlin Rocket beat Robbie D and Big E in an RS400 in the first race, while Robbie D beat Scumper, sailing his Vareo, in the second race.
Tim Knowles and Pete Bowmer each shared a win in the GP fleet, while Mik Chappell took two wins in the Mirrors.
On Sunday the wind was stronger, blustery, and still from the SW and the course area was again taken through the shadow of Sale Fell. There were numerous capsizes during the day, and as the Official Starter was keen to watch the England match, the two races were relatively short, and sailed without a break for lunch!
The handicap fleet had another two winners - Dave Lawson, sailing Val's Solo, in the 1st race and Scumper in the 2nd. However, Robbie D won overall.
Tim Knowles beat his competition into the ground (well they both retired!), and that was enough to win him the series with two 1sts.
No Mirrors sailed so overnight leader Mik Chappell won the series.
ISEL CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 1189 R DAWSON RS400 2 1 2 2 5
2 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 4 2 4 1 7
3 13176 D LAWSON SOLO 6 3 1 3 7
4 3567 S HUNT MROCKET 1 6 5 3 9
5 3473 M MOORE FF 5 4 3 DNS 12
6 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 3 9 6 DNS 18
7 303 M COWAN VAREO 11 7 7 6 20
8 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 8 8 8 7 23
9 1623 P BALLARD SUPERNOVA 10 10 DNS 8 28
10 20136 N GARRISON D18 DNS DNS 9 5 32
11 103 H GODFREY VAREO 12 5 DNS DNS 35
12 102591 A JONES LAS 13 12 10 DNS 35
13 140101 T HALL LAS 9 11 DNS DNS 38
14 44428 E DAWSON TOP DNS DNS RTD 9 40
15 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 7 DNS DNS DNS 43
16 69960 A WAUGH MS DNS DNS 11 DNS 47
Points for RTD = 14 13 13 10
Points for DSQ = 14 13 13 10
Points for DNS = 17
3 races to count
ISEL CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3567 MROCKET 1006 0:44:40 2664 1
1189 RS400 950 0:42:48 2703 2
1303 RS400 950 0:46:47 2954 3
1049 VAREO 1038 0:53:35 3097 4
3473 FF 1025 0:52:59 3101 5
13176 SOLO 1155 0:61: 4 3172 6
4880 SOLO 1155 0:62: 7 3226 7
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:60:20 3405 8
140101 LAS 1080 0:63: 8 3507 9
1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:62:14 3512 10
303 VAREO 1038 0:60:57 3523 11
103 VAREO 1038 0:61: 7 3532 12
102591 LAS 1080 0:65:17 3626 13
ISEL CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1189 RS400 950 0:41: 2 2591 1
1049 VAREO 1038 0:44:56 2597 2
13176 SOLO 1155 0:52: 3 2703 3
3473 FF 1025 0:46:37 2728 4
103 VAREO 1038 0:47:23 2738 5
3567 MROCKET 1006 0:46: 7 2750 6
303 VAREO 1038 0:47:48 2763 7
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:50: 3 2825 8
1303 RS400 950 0:44:52 2833 9
1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:50:50 2869 10
140101 LAS 1080 0:53:54 2994 11
102591 LAS 1080 0:55:46 3098 12
ISEL CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
13176 SOLO 1155 0:19:25 1008 1
1189 RS400 950 0:16: 2 1012 2
3473 FF 1025 0:17:48 1041 3
1049 VAREO 1038 0:18: 5 1045 4
3567 MROCKET 1006 0:17:34 1047 5
1303 RS400 950 0:16:52 1065 6
303 VAREO 1038 0:19:19 1116 7
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:19:50 1119 8
20136 D18 798 0:16:43 1256 9
102591 LAS 1080 0:26:50 1490 10
69960 MS 1366 0:38:25 1687 11
ISEL CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1049 VAREO 1038 0:13:22 772 1
1189 RS400 950 0:12:15 773 2
3567 MROCKET 1006 0:13:12 787 3
13176 SOLO 1155 0:15:10 787 3
20136 D18 798 0:10:42 804 5
303 VAREO 1038 0:14:10 818 6
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:14:32 820 7
1623 SUPERNO 1063 0:16:42 942 8
44428 TOP 1295 0:29:40 1374 9
MIRROR ORSOVA CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 1 1 2
2 69960 A WAUGH MS 3 2 5
3 70466 D TODHUNTER MS 2 3 5
Points for RTD = 4 4
Points for DSQ = 4 4
Points for DNS = 4
2 races to count
COMMODORE'S PRIZE
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 Pts
1 13796 T KNOWLES GP 1 3 1 2
2 13601 P BOWMER GP 3 1 DNS 4
3 13539 J CRUICKSHAN GP 2 4 DNS 6
4 13118 V BELL GP RTD 2 DNS 7
5 11892 K DAVIS GP DNS DNS RTD 11
5 11115 M TURNER GP DNS DNS RTD 11
Points for RTD = 5 5 4
Points for DSQ = 5 5 4
Points for DNS = 7
2 races to count
19/20 June
Although various people seemed to be playing away this weekend, there was still a full complement of racing for numerous members to go at. Shame the wind conditions of Saturday followed through into Sunday. The forecast direction kept getting interrupted by rogue gusts from all sorts of directions. As ever, Robbie D mastered the conditions and pulled out a massive lead with his super lightweight crew Erin to win the race by a handsome margin from Joan and Jack Hardie. Even in the last six or seven minutes of the race, Steve Hunt and Joan Hardie got a breeze that opened up a four minute lead on Scumper and William who had both been close on their tail at the previous mark!
In the F15s, Ian Macpherson with Sally crewing, took the honours from Mike and Kayla. Martyn Stephenson and Steve Hannah get a mention just for continuing to watch how it's all done from behind!
Pete (or is it Paul?) Bowmer won the GPs from Julian Cruickshank, while Eric Smith out performed Alan Waugh in the Mirrors.
The afternoon racing was devoted to another pennant race which took the fleet around the lake. Although the general wind was blowing in the southern end of the lake with a NW breeze, the sea breeze gusts came and went, and continued to spin around from various directions as they came down from Sale Fell such that after 40+ minutes it was Scumper in his Vareo, William and Elaine in an RS400, Steve and Ruth in a Merlin Rocket, then Mike and Kayla in a F15 in close contention at the leeward mark.
Scumper and Steve took the west shore, while William and Mike too the east shore on the way back. The wind continued to rise and fall, but the west shore route proved best this time. It was to be Steve and Ruth that won the Jimmy Lancaster Memorial Trophy by a small margin from Scumper.
Meanwhile, in the bay, the Juniors were having their own races, the results of which will be brought up to date next week.
Commodore Dave Nicholson gets a mention for being the best dressed OD, wearing a new fathers' day outfit, complete with shirt and tie. Don't think it's a trend that will catch on, and it doesn't quite come up to the standard of sailing legend EricTwiname who opted to test drive a Laser in a morning suit! (Don't think he wore the top hat though!)
One of those sailing away was Sam Hall who had two 1sts and a 2nd at West Kirkby Yacht Club in the NW Junior Travellers. While Bass had mediocre winds, West Kirkby had more challenging conditions that kept rescue crews busy but suited Sam. He won a T-shirt and is leading the series.
Toggle and Rory were sailing at Northampton in a Vareo open meeting and clearly had some close racing. Overall Rory was 4th and Toggle 5th
JIMMY LANCASTER MEMORIAL TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 3567 S HUNT MROCKET 1 1
2 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 2 2
3 13601 P BOWMER GP 3 3
4 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 4 4
5 3473 M MOORE FF 5 5
6 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 6 6
7 23166 M NINNIM ENT 7 7
8 167828 I MACPHERSON FF 8 8
9 13539 J CRUICKSHAN GP 9 9
10 12682 ErSMITH MS 10 10
11 13118 V BELL GP 11 11
12 13916 N LEWIS GP 12 12
13 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 13 13
14 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 14 14
15 2504 M STEPHENSON FF 15 15
16 11892 K DAVIS GP 16 16
17 1623 P BALLARD KESTREL 17 17
18 374 R BLACKBURN VAREO RTD 19
Points for RTD = 19
Points for DSQ = 19
Points for DNS = 19
1 races to count
JIMMY LANCASTER MEMORIAL TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3567 MROCKET 1006 0:75:10 4483 1
1049 VAREO 1038 0:77:53 4501 2
13601 GP 1127 0:87:54 4679 3
1413 RS200 1057 0:82:46 4698 4
3473 FF 1025 0:81:28 4768 5
1303 RS400 950 0:78: 3 4929 6
23166 ENT 1116 0:92:13 4957 7
167828 FF 1025 0:86:25 5058 8
13539 GP 1127 0:96:26 5133 9
12682 MS 1366 1:57: 6 5143 10
13118 GP 1127 0:96:48 5153 11
13916 GP 1127 0:98:47 5259 12
1125 RS400 950 0:83:37 5281 13
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:94:32 5335 14
2504 FF 1025 0:94:15 5517 15
11892 GP 1127 1:44: 6 5542 16
1623 KESTREL 1038 0:97:53 5657 17
SANDRA'S SALVER
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 81298 E HUNT RS400 4 1 2 4 11
2 93473 M SHEARD FF 1 DNS 1 3 16
3 91298 RuCRITCHLEY TOP 2 DNS DNS 1 25
4 98 C BLACK COMET DNS 2 RTD 7 26
5 91125 JaHALLIDAY RS400 DNS 3 RTD 8 28
6 13326 S WATSON GP 3 4 DNS DNS 29
7 923166 EmSMITH ENT DNS DNS 3 5 30
8 913601 V BOWMER GP DNS DNS DNS 2 35
9 83390 S ROBERTS FF DNS DNS DNS 6 39
10 911892 G KETT MS DNS DNS DNS 9 42
Points for RTD = 5 5 6 10
Points for DSQ = 5 5 6 10
Points for DNS = 11
4 races to count
MORGAN TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS DNS 1 2 1 1 2 3
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 2 2 DNS 5
3 167828 I MACPHERSON FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 13
4 92504 I CAMPBELL FF DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 14
5 3265 K THOMAS FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 DNS 15
Points for RTD = 0 0 0 3 3 3 4 3
Points for DSQ = 0 0 0 3 3 3 4 3
Points for DNS = 6
3 races to count
BARF PLATE
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pts
1 1369 P SMITH RS200 1 1 DNS DNS 1 1 DNS DNS 4
2 1189 R DAWSON RS400 5 4 1 2 DNS DNS DNS 1 8
3 303 M COWAN VAREO 6 8 4 1 3 4 DNS DNS 12
4 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 7 3 OD DNS 6 5 DNS 6 17
5 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA DNS DNS 6 3 5 6 DNS 5 19
6 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 8 6 8 4 DNS DNS DNS 9 26
7 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 3 RTD 7 RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS 27
8 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 2 5 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 29
9 23166 M NINNIM ENT 4 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 29
10 20136 N GARRISON D18 9 9 DNS DNS OD DNS DNS DNS 41
11 103 H GODFREY VAREO DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2 DNS DNS 44
12 13539 J CRUICKSHAN GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 3 DNS DNS 47
13 3567 S HUNT MROCKET DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 49
14 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 51
15 374 R BLACKBURN VAREO RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 58
16 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 62
17 31588 R CRAWLEY TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS DNS DNS 67
18 3473 M MOORE FF DNS 7 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 67
19 102591 A JONES LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 10 70
Points for RTD = 11 11 9 6 8 7 0 11
Points for DSQ = 11 11 9 6 8 7 0 11
Points for DNS = 20
4 races to count
BARF PLATE
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 8
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1189 RS400 950 0:22:58 1450 1
1413 RS200 1057 0:27:24 1555 2
23166 ENT 1116 0:29:42 1596 3
3567 MROCKET 1006 0:27: 8 1618 4
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:29:45 1679 5
1049 VAREO 1038 0:29:26 1701 6
374 VAREO 1038 0:30:22 1755 7
1303 RS400 950 0:29:18 1850 8
1125 RS400 950 0:29:30 1863 9
102591 LAS 1080 0:34:35 1921 10
44428 TOP 1295 0:50:55 2359 11
SPRING CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pts
1 13601 P BOWMER GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 1
2 13539 J CRUICKSHAN GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2
3 11892 K DAVIS GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 3
Points for RTD = 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
Points for DSQ = 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
Points for DNS = 4
1 races to count
MIRROR RED SAILS
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pts
1 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 2 1 2 DNS 1 1 DNS DNS 5
2 69960 A WAUGH MS 1 2 1 DNS 2 2 DNS 2 6
3 70466 D TODHUNTER MS DNS DNS 3 DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS 18
4 12682 ErSMITH MS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 19
5 70608 P BATH MIR DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 22
Points for RTD = 3 3 5 0 4 3 0 3
Points for DSQ = 3 3 5 0 4 3 0 3
Points for DNS = 6
4 races to count
Saturday
Not sure what happened to the wind today. There was a strong breeze everywhere other than in the Bassenthwaite microclimate! The northerly wind that had been blowing throughout the morning eased and then had to fight other gusts from the east, as well as some gusts from a westerly sea breeze!
The northerly beat looked like it was going to be a fetch at the start, but the big winds shifts resulted in a beat at the end of the leg. William and Ruth were first to the windward mark ahead of John and Janis Halliday, but took advantage of some temporary gusts to plane away along the next two legs of the course. From then on it was a case of being in the right place at the right time as the wind came and went with the different wind directions. Although the race was shortened after 42mins, it was to be another 25mins before the rest of the fleets finished due to the easing wind.
Mike Fairlamb and Eric Smith had a bit of a tussle with Tim Knowles only to lose out by having to retire when they realised that they had rounded a mark the wrong way (and tried to get William to do the same!).
The continual changing winds, and calm patches led to the OD cancelling the 2nd race.
MUSTARD POT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 1 1 1 1 DNS DNS 3 1 RTD 4
2 13796 T KNOWLES GP 2 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2 1 7
3 13400 D CALVERT GP DNS OD DNS DNS DNS DNS OD DNS DNS 22
4 13176 D LAWSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS 25
5 11115 M TURNER GP DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 26
6 3567 S HUNT MROCKET DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 27
7 14034 A HODGKINS GP RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 28
Points for RTD = 4 3 3 3 0 0 4 3 3
Points for DSQ = 4 3 3 3 0 0 4 3 3
Points for DNS = 8
4 races to count
DODD TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Pts
1 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 2 4 4 2 DNS 2 DNS DNS 3 13
2 1623 P BALLARD KESTREL 5 5 6 6 2 3 DNS 4 6 19
3 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS DNS 3 DNS 3 RTD DNS DNS 1 36
4 374 R BLACKBURN VAREO 4 3 5 5 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 39
5 303 M COWAN VAREO DNS DNS RTD 4 DNS DNS 2 3 DNS 40
6 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS 7 1 2 42
7 1485 JoWATKINS LAS DNS DNS RTD 3 RTD DNS 5 DNS DNS 47
8 1369 P SMITH RS200 DNS DNS OD 1 DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS 49
9 103 H GODFREY VAREO 3 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS 50
10 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF DNS DNS 2 DNS 1 1 DNS DNS DNS 52
11 20136 N GARRISON D18 DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS DNS 3 DNS 5 63
12 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 RTD DNS 4 64
13 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 1 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 69
14 188274 S HALL LAS DNS DNS 1 DNS RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS 73
15 13118 V BELL GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS 92
16 999123 D ADAMS WAYFARER DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS 94
17 95109 R COOK LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 DNS DNS 94
18 11115 M TURNER GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS 96
19 102591 A JONES LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS DNS 97
20 516 N BLOOR VAREO DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 98
21 23166 M NINNIM ENT DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 DNS DNS 104
Points for RTD = 6 6 9 10 6 7 11 6 7
Points for DSQ = 6 6 9 10 6 7 11 6 7
Points for DNS = 22
5 races to count
DODD TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 9
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1303 RS400 950 0:42:12 2665 1
1049 VAREO 1038 0:50:15 2904 2
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:52:45 2977 3
1125 RS400 950 0:52:39 3325 4
20136 D18 798 0:49:40 3734 5
709 KESTREL 1038 0:66:48 3861 6
ALBERT BATES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Pts
1 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 1 1 DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS 2 1 5
2 69960 A WAUGH MS 2 2 DNS 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 15
3 70466 D TODHUNTER MS 3 3 DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS 18
4 170142 J TELFORD MIR DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS 28
5 1189 R DAWSON RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 28
6 2003 A SMITH MS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 28
7 21863 N ORTON MS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 29
8 13176 D LAWSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 29
Points for RTD = 4 4 0 3 5 0 0 3 3
Points for DSQ = 4 4 0 3 5 0 0 3 3
Points for DNS = 9
4 races to count
BLENCATHRA TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF 1 1 DNS 1 DNS DNS 2 1 1 4
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 2 2 DNS 2 DNS DNS 3 2 DNS 8
3 933 J DENWOOD OK DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS 22
4 167828 I MACPHERSON FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 23
5 2372 G KIRKPATRIC FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS 25
6 3265 K THOMAS FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS 26
Points for RTD = 3 3 0 3 0 0 6 3 3
Points for DSQ = 3 3 0 3 0 0 6 3 3
Points for DNS = 7
4 races to count
Sam's Success
Are there any more of these double Ss I can play?!
Sam Hall came second in the latest round of NW Junior Traveller's event held at Ullswater YC on Saturday
Soggy Sunday
As forecast, the day started damp and it didn't get any better. With the wind swinging around Sale Fell, there were patches of wind on the lake before the start but it seemed to settle from the SW as racing started. However, one lap in and the wind backed to the south, resulting in a lack of a beat, especially for the asymmetrics on a windward leeward course!
The lack of a beat, and lightish winds, meant the fleets stayed together. Of course, as the race finished the wind filled in from the SW reinstating the beat that should have been there throughout the race.
Just to add to their sogginess, Mike and Kayla managed to fall off their F15 as they were coming ashore. Shame there wasn't a camera handy...
The afternoon racing looked dire even as the fleet were heading for the start!. It didn't seem to get a lot better, though the wind did fill in after one lap of drifting, but again the beat was not there. The Asymmetrics were tacking with their gennakers from one reach to the next on their 'windward/leeward' course.
The light conditions suited Joan and Jack Hardie in their RS200 rather than the Vareos. Scumper had a lie in/late start so Toggle was 2nd in the morning race, but Scumper beat Toggle in the afternoon race.
In the MJM Trophy, Mike and Eric won the morning race from Tim and Ian in a F15. In the afternoon race Alan Nicholson beat Mike and Kayla
ASYMMETRIC CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pts
1 1369 P SMITH RS200 1 1 1 DNS DNS DNS 3
2 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS DNS 3 DNS 1 1 5
3 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO 2 3 DNS DNS 3 2 7
4 303 M COWAN VAREO 4 5 2 DNS 2 3 7
5 173 R YARDLEY VAREO 6 6 RTD DNS DNS OD 14
6 103 H GODFREY VAREO 3 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS 15
7 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO 5 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 16
8 516 N BLOOR VAREO 7 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 25
Points for RTD = 8 7 5 0 4 4
Points for DSQ = 8 7 5 0 4 4
Points for DNS = 9
3 races to count
ASYMMETRIC CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 5
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1413 RS200 1057 0:41:57 2381 1
303 VAREO 1038 0:42:44 2470 2
1049 VAREO 1038 0:43:20 2504 3
ASYMMETRIC CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 6
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1413 RS200 1057 0:46:11 2621 1
1049 VAREO 1038 0:45:39 2638 2
303 VAREO 1038 0:47:42 2757 3
MJM
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF 2 3 1 1 3 2 6
2 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS OD 7 6 4 1 14
3 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 5 9 5 5 2 3 15
4 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 4 7 11 7 8 4 22
5 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 1 1 DNS DNS 1 DNS 28
6 69960 A WAUGH MS DNS 5 8 10 6 DNS 29
7 2003 A SMITH MS DNS 4 3 2 DNS DNS 34
8 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS 6 6 8 DNS DNS 45
9 11115 M TURNER GP 6 DNS 10 9 DNS DNS 50
10 13176 D LAWSON SOLO DNS DNS 2 3 DNS DNS 55
11 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 3 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 55
12 98 C BLACK COMET DNS 11 13 12 DNS DNS 61
13 911892 G KETT MS DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 6 63
14 170142 J TELFORD MIR DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS 5 70
15 2504 M STEPHENSON FF DNS DNS 9 11 DNS DNS 70
16 44428 E DAWSON TOP DNS 10 12 DNS DNS DNS 72
17 70466 D TODHUNTER MS DNS DNS OD DNS DNS DNS 78
18 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS 79
19 1189 R DAWSON RS400 DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS 79
20 13916 N LEWIS GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 DNS 80
21 923166 EmSMITH ENT DNS 8 DNS DNS DNS DNS 83
22 13867 D NICHOLSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS 84
23 20136 N GARRISON LAS RAD DNS 12 DNS DNS DNS DNS 87
24 813467 DeWRIGHT MIR DNS DNS DNS 13 DNS DNS 88
Points for RTD = 7 13 15 14 10 7
Points for DSQ = 7 13 15 14 10 7
Points for DNS = 25
4 races to count
MJM
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 5
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
13885 GP 1127 0:15:23 818 1
3390 FF 1025 0:14: 9 828 2
3473 FF 1025 0:14:39 857 3
4880 SOLO 1155 0:16:46 870 4
13916 GP 1127 0:16:51 897 5
69960 MS 1366 0:20:30 900 6
911892 MS 1366 0:21:43 953 7
709 KESTREL 1038 0:16:56 978 8
13867 GP 1127 0:19:46 1052 9
MJM
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 6
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
4880 SOLO 1155 0:21: 4 1094 1
3473 FF 1025 0:19:32 1143 2
3390 FF 1025 0:20:38 1207 3
709 KESTREL 1038 0:23:18 1346 4
170142 MIR 1385 0:33:34 1454 5
911892 MS 1366 0:36: 2 1582 6
Sunny Saturday
After a damp week the sun has reappeared. Football fever may have depleted the numbers today, but those that went out enjoyed mixed winds, which were shifting as the main wind direction fought with the sea breeze.
John and Jack Telford sailed in a Mirror and led the pursuit race from start to finish, although Mike Fairlamb and Eric Smith in a GP were closing the gap.
Scumper has bought into the Vareo fleet, and had some good racing with Hugh and Toggle.
Mike and Kayla again dominated Tim and Ian in the F15s, and thereby strengthened his lead in the Dodd Trophy. Similarly Mike and Eric beat Tim Knowles to consolidate his lead in the Mustard pot.
Although John Telford beat Mik in the Mirrors, Mik still leads the Albert Bates Trophy.
Rain forecast for tomorrow :(
CELEBRITY GLASS PURSUIT SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 Pts
1 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 1 1 7 8 DNS 9
2 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 4 2 5 OD DNS 9
3 3473 M MOORE FF DNS OD 6 4 DNS 13
4 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP RTD RTD OD 2 DNS 16
5 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 9 6 DNS 10 DNS 25
6 303 M COWAN VAREO RTD DNS 9 6 DNS 28
7 13176 D LAWSON SOLO DNS 3 2 DNS DNS 33
8 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS 4 DNS 3 DNS 35
9 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO DNS DNS 4 5 DNS 37
10 70466 D TODHUNTER MS 7 5 DNS DNS DNS 40
11 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 6 7 DNS DNS DNS 41
12 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 5 RTD DNS DNS DNS 44
13 44428 E DAWSON TOP 8 DNS RTD DNS DNS 49
14 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS RTD DNS 12 DNS 51
15 170142 J TELFORD MIR DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS 57
16 1369 P SMITH RS200 DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS 57
17 188274 S HALL LAS 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 58
18 95109 R COOK LAS DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS 59
19 3567 S HUNT MROCKET 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS 59
20 103 H GODFREY VAREO DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS 63
21 3265 K THOMAS FF DNS DNS 8 DNS DNS 64
22 933 J DENWOOD OK DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS 65
23 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS DNS 10 DNS DNS 66
24 13118 V BELL SOLO DNS DNS DNS 11 DNS 67
25 999123 D ADAMS WAYFARER DNS DNS DNS 13 DNS 69
26 102591 A JONES LAS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS 69
27 2504 M STEPHENSON FF RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS 69
Points for RTD = 13 11 13 14 0
Points for DSQ = 13 11 13 14 0
Points for DNS = 28
3 races to count
BLENCATHRA TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF 1 1 DNS 1 DNS DNS 2 1 3
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 2 2 DNS 2 DNS DNS 3 2 6
3 933 J DENWOOD OK DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS 13
4 2372 G KIRKPATRIC FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS 16
5 3265 K THOMAS FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 DNS 17
Points for RTD = 3 3 0 3 0 0 6 3
Points for DSQ = 3 3 0 3 0 0 6 3
Points for DNS = 6
3 races to count
MUSTARD POT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 1 1 1 1 DNS DNS 3 1 4
2 13796 T KNOWLES GP 2 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2 8
3 13400 D CALVERT GP DNS OD DNS DNS DNS DNS OD DNS 22
4 13176 D LAWSON SOLO DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS 25
5 11115 M TURNER GP DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 26
6 3567 S HUNT MROCKET DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 27
7 14034 A HODGKINS GP RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 28
Points for RTD = 4 3 3 3 0 0 4 3
Points for DSQ = 4 3 3 3 0 0 4 3
Points for DNS = 8
4 races to count
DODD TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pts
1 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 2 4 4 2 DNS 2 DNS DNS 14
2 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 5 5 6 6 2 3 DNS 4 19
3 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO 4 3 5 5 DNS DNS DNS DNS 39
4 303 M COWAN VAREO DNS DNS RTD 4 DNS DNS 2 3 40
5 1485 JoWATKINS LAS DNS DNS RTD 3 RTD DNS 5 DNS 47
6 1369 P SMITH RS200 DNS DNS OD 1 DNS DNS 1 DNS 49
7 103 H GODFREY VAREO 3 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 50
8 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF DNS DNS 2 DNS 1 1 DNS DNS 52
9 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS DNS 3 DNS 3 RTD DNS DNS 57
10 1049 M SOMERVILLE VAREO DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS 7 1 62
11 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 1 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 69
12 188274 S HALL LAS DNS DNS 1 DNS RTD DNS DNS DNS 73
13 20136 N GARRISON LAS RAD DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS DNS 3 DNS 82
14 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 RTD DNS 82
15 13118 V BELL SOLO DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS 92
16 999123 D ADAMS WAYFARER DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD 94
17 95109 R COOK LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 DNS 94
18 11115 M TURNER GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS 96
19 102591 A JONES LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 DNS 97
20 516 N BLOOR VAREO DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS 98
21 23166 M NINNIM ENT DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 DNS 104
Points for RTD = 6 6 9 10 6 7 11 6
Points for DSQ = 6 6 9 10 6 7 11 6
Points for DNS = 22
5 races to count
DODD TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 8
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1049 VAREO 1038 0:29:46 1720 1
103 VAREO 1038 0:30:35 1767 2
303 VAREO 1038 0:30:48 1780 3
709 KESTREL 1038 0:35:50 2071 4
ALBERT BATES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pts
1 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 1 1 DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS 2 4
2 69960 A WAUGH MS 2 2 DNS 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 6
3 70466 D TODHUNTER MS 3 3 DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS 9
4 170142 J TELFORD MIR DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 17
5 1189 R DAWSON RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS DNS 17
6 2003 A SMITH MS DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 17
7 13176 D LAWSON SOLO DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS DNS 18
Points for RTD = 4 4 0 3 5 0 0 3
Points for DSQ = 4 4 0 3 5 0 0 3
Points for DNS = 8
3 races to count
Fleet Challenge
From a hazy, overcast morning with no wind, a light breeze quickly filled in from the north east. There were occasional holes, but the fleet generally kept moving even if at a slow pace.
Telf opted to sail his Mirror single handed, and went for a port on port start only to be challenged by a Merlin Rocket, F15 and RS400 - that didn't stop him going on to win the race from Mike Fairlamb, if only by a few secs. However, Mike's 2nd was enough to put him in pole position with another two races to go.
After lunch the wind did not look at all promising, but it did fill in again from the north and racing got under way, albeit without much of a beat (Apart from the final leg!). The bunching of the fleet, combined with the use of personal handicaps caused the results to be a bit topsy turvy.
As the forecast rain came in, and the wind eased there were substantially reduced takers for a final race, which seemed as if was to be the best race of the day, as the wind had filled in from the west, and caused a couple of capsizes before the start. However, it was not to last. By the end of the first beat the wind had eased considerably, the next reach turned into a drifter and a beat! To cap it all the rain was persistent, and the drift continued to the end of the race. Alan Waugh came out on top, with William and Elaine 2nd, which was enough to give them pole position for the series.
The highlight of the afternoon was Toddy trying to take his buoyancy aid off before his over trousers!
FLEET CHALLENGE B
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pts
1 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 3 1 3 10 9 2 9
2 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 1 4 9 2 5 DNS 12
3 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 6 2 6 4 7 3 15
4 69960 A WAUGH MS 7 7 DNS 3 8 1 18
5 45866 L TYSON SOLO 8 5 5 DNS 1 DNS 19
6 13118 V BELL GP DNS 9 2 8 6 DNS 25
7 3473 M MOORE FF 4 8 7 6 10 DNS 25
8 3390 T CHITTENDEN LAS 5 6 4 13 DNS DNS 28
9 3567 S HUNT MROCKET 2 RTD DNS 11 11 5 29
10 20136 N GARRISON LAS RAD 9 3 1 DNS DNS DNS 32
11 13916 N LEWIS GP DNS DNS DNS 7 2 4 32
12 44428 E DAWSON TOP RTD DNS 8 15 12 RTD 38
13 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS DNS DNS 5 4 DNS 47
14 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS DNS DNS 9 3 DNS 50
15 170142 J TELFORD MS DNS DNS DNS 1 RTD DNS 53
16 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA OD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 60
17 11892 K DAVIS GP DNS DNS DNS 12 DNS DNS 69
18 1189 R DAWSON RS400 DNS DNS DNS 14 DNS DNS 71
Points for RTD = 11 11 10 16 14 7
Points for DSQ = 11 11 10 16 14 7
Points for DNS = 19
4 races to count
FLEET CHALLENGE B
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 5
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
45866 L TYSON 1347 0:15:58 710 1
13916 N LEWIS 1270 0:15: 5 712 2
13796 T KNOWL 1207 0:14:22 713 3
4880 A NICHO 1252 0:15: 7 723 4
13885 MiFAIRL 1129 0:13:39 725 5
13118 V BELL 1195 0:14:34 730 6
709 P BALLA 1198 0:14:37 732 7
69960 A WAUGH 1559 0:19:17 741 8
1303 W CARRU 1021 0:12:50 754 9
3473 M MOORE 1077 0:13:43 764 10
3567 S HUNT 992 0:12:59 784 11
44428 E DAWSO 1574 0:22: 8 843 12
FLEET CHALLENGE B
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 6
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
69960 A WAUGH 1549 0:55:30 2148 1
1303 W CARRU 1021 0:42: 1 2469 2
709 P BALLA 1184 0:49:25 2504 3
13916 N LEWIS 1242 0:52: 3 2512 4
3567 S HUNT 978 0:43:25 2660 5
FLEET CHALLENGE B
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
170142 J TELFO 1434 0:28:45 1202 1
13885 MiFAIRL 1190 0:23:58 1207 2
69960 A WAUGH 1639 0:33:18 1219 3
709 P BALLA 1245 0:26: 4 1255 4
4880 A NICHO 1299 0:27:22 1264 5
3473 M MOORE 1113 0:23:40 1275 6
13916 N LEWIS 1312 0:27:56 1276 7
13118 V BELL 1233 0:26:20 1280 8
13796 T KNOWL 1239 0:26:49 1297 9
1303 W CARRU 1042 0:22:34 1298 10
3567 S HUNT 1006 0:22:30 1341 11
11892 K DAVIS 1352 0:30:22 1347 12
3390 T CHITT 1221 0:27:28 1349 13
1189 R DAWSO 950 0:21:58 1387 14
44428 E DAWSO 1554 0:38:24 1482 15
Saturday
This weekend's sailing comprises a six race series. The sun is out; there is a slight breeze; will it all last?
In fact it did last all afternoon. The sea breeze caused the direction of the beat to swing more to the west, and there were some good gusts to enable the occasional plane.
Mike Moore could have been practising his ballet, as he had to do some pirouettes after a collision with Mike Fairlamb on the startline of the 2nd race. The GPs generally seemed to be doing a mop up job by following the fleets after having late starts - it was Val and Ken Bell that were late for the 2nd race, and Mike Fairlamb late for the 3rd race (well he had gone ashore for a brew!).
All in all an excellent afternoon's racing - three races tomorrow, though we can't be assured of such good weather
FLEET CHALLENGE B
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
13885 MiFAIRL 1211 0:15:24 763 1
1298 S HUNT 1006 0:13:57 832 2
1303 W CARRU 1024 0:14:50 868 3
3473 M MOORE 1071 0:16:54 946 4
3390 T CHITT 1181 0:18:54 960 5
709 P BALLA 1216 0:21:47 1074 6
69960 A WAUGH 1612 0:44: 0 1636 7
45866 L TYSON 1467 0:44:33 1820 8
20136 N GARRI 1309 0:44:30 2039 9
FLEET CHALLENGE B
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1303 W CARRU 1042 0:13:30 776 1
709 P BALLA 1236 0:17: 8 831 2
20136 N GARRI 1329 0:18:30 835 3
13885 MiFAIRL 1171 0:16:36 850 4
45866 L TYSON 1487 0:21: 8 852 5
3390 T CHITT 1201 0:17:30 874 6
69960 A WAUGH 1632 0:24: 0 881 7
3473 M MOORE 1091 0:16:42 918 8
13118 V BELL 1237 0:21:45 1054 9
FLEET CHALLENGE B
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
20136 N GARRI 1349 0:17:48 791 1
13118 V BELL 1257 0:17:33 837 2
1303 W CARRU 1042 0:14:35 838 3
3390 T CHITT 1248 0:17:28 839 4
45866 L TYSON 1507 0:21:12 843 5
709 P BALLA 1256 0:17:41 844 6
3473 M MOORE 1111 0:15:40 846 7
44428 E DAWSO 1554 0:22:34 871 8
13885 MiFAIRL 1191 0:18:10 915 9
Timeless?!
Here's
a pic of the Lawson family from Bass Week over 40 years ago!Some things never change - Jack, Carol and David look just the same, while Pete is half naked - as usual!
Sun's shining! No wind though :( However, the wind did fill in and settle down from the south eventually, so
the OD opted to postpone and have an early lunch. Shortly after the 1pm start,
the sea breeze kicked in and the wind direction changed to a south westerly
without any particular holes surprisingly! It did mean that there was no longer
a beat in the race, so it was shortened after 30 mins. William and Elaine did
lead the way, with Steve and Ruth in a Merlin Rocket closely on their tail, but
the lead was not sufficient to make an impression on the overall results. Rory
Yardley in a Vareo won from Steve Hunt. The second race started in a good breeze but eased from time to time. William
again led but was unable to break free from the pack. Robin Dawson worked his
way through the fleet to finish 2nd and 2nd on handicap behind Andy Smith
sailing a Mirror single handed. With a 2nd and 3rd Robin's consistent results were sufficient for him to win
the Paul Carruthers' Memorial Trophy yet again. Mike Moore and Sally finished
2nd overall. Sunday racing was exciting - the winds were not quite as strong as forecast
but everyone enjoyed several thrills, and there were various spills to keep the
rescue crews busy. Jon Denwood teamed up with Ian Preston in a F15 to give Mike Moore a run for
his money, and they won the morning race. Similarly Dave Lawson sailed with Ken
Bell, while wife Lynn sailed with Mike Fairlamb, who gave her a dunking. Dave
won the race from Tim Knowles. Mr and Mrs Bean again took command of the handicap fleet to win ahead of
Toggle in his Vareo, and Neil Garrison in his Dart With racing over, sailors came back to numerous ladies in their Sunday best,
complete with hats, having prepared afternoon tea! Strange thing is they didn't
have any tea, and they didn't manage to eat it all without the sailors' help! High winds blew from the south all morning, the Hodgkin boys went out for a
practice and worked their socks off beating up the lake, but enjoyed some of the
spinnaker legs back. Racing was scheduled for 2.30, and the OD was keen to start
on time, but it was as if someone had turned off the power. The wind died and it
took the lead boat almost an hour to complete the first lap - the final 'beat'
was deadly, but filled in slightly to enable the fleet to finish within half an
hour of the winning boat - Phil and Rob Smith in an RS200. Only the F15s stayed out to sail the 2nd race of the day, and Mike Moore with
Sally crewing won. Meanwhile Zefer, with nothing much to do opted to jump a
fence, got it wrong, and ended up in casualty... There was a Mediterranean themed bring and eat Disney fancy dress on Saturday
night, and here are some of the costumes that appeared!
A protest was heard regarding last Sunday's Asymmetric Cup, which resulted in
the race being declared null and void. The updated results are shown here Well that's what seemed to happen in the first race yesterday! Or was it
bribery and corruption? Mike Moore built up such a big lead he didn't realise that he was heading for
the wrong mark until he realised the rest of the fleet (well Tim and Ian) were
heading to 3 (not 2!). Despite not catching up the lost ground, the results
still showed Mike as winner! In the handicap fleet, Scumper had a late start but was miraculously awarded
first place when the number of laps were miscounted. Bean wasn't going to let
that remain uncorrected for long! (Correct results on home screen) Sunday is glorious again and the wind has strengthened as the morning
progressed. Should be an excellent sail. Mr and Mrs Bean again took command of the asymmetric fleet, ahead of Toggle,
while Mike and Kayla led the general handicap fleet, despite initially rounding
the wrong windward mark, from Dave and Lynn in a borrowed GP. Herb, always happy to insult, was on the receiving end when he donned his
shorts to reveal those knobbly knees of his! Captain Calamity Campbell joined the start crew for the afternoon race, and
all hell let loose. Not sure why, or whose fault it was, but we'll blame OD
Toddy - the asymmetrics should have had a simple, two mark, windward/leeward
course. When it had four marks in it, most of the fleet converted it to the two
mark version apart from Joan and Jack Hardie and it ended up that only Joan was
awarded a finish position. Shame to waste a wonderful afternoon's racing like
that. Mike and Kayla again won, but this time from Andy and Katia in a Mirror. Bank holiday next weekend - dig out your Disney costumes! Even if it's just
Mary Poppins umbrella as it's bound to be needed on a Bank holiday :(Bank Holiday Monday
PAUL CARRUTHERS MEMORIAL TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 1189 R DAWSON VAREO 3 2 5
2 3473 M MOORE FF 4 3 7
3 173 R YARDLEY VAREO 1 10 11
4 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 7 4 11
5 23166 M NINNIM ENT 10 5 15
6 933 J DENWOOD FF 5 11 16
7 303 M COWAN VAREO 9 7 16
8 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 8 9 17
9 2003 A SMITH MS 20 1 21
10 1298 S HUNT MROCKET 2 RTD 22
11 13539 J CRUICKSHAN GP 15 8 23
12 13118 V BELL SOLO 12 12 24
13 2372 G KIRKPATRIC FF 12 13 25
14 3265 K THOMAS FF 14 14 28
15 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS 6 29
16 243 P HODGKINS GP 6 DNS 29
17 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 18 15 33
18 13916 N LEWIS GP 17 16 33
19 13796 T KNOWLES GP 11 DNS 34
20 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 16 RTD 36
21 2504 M STEPHENSON FF 19 17 36
22 125514 M WRIGHT LASRAD 21 DNS 44
Points for RTD = 22 20
Points for DSQ = 22 20
Points for DNS = 23
2 races to count
PAUL CARRUTHERS MEMORIAL TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
173 VAREO 1038 0:19:23 1120 1
1298 MROCKET 1006 0:18:52 1125 2
1189 VAREO 1038 0:19:36 1132 3
3473 FF 1025 0:19:30 1141 4
933 FF 1025 0:19:46 1157 5
243 GP 1127 0:22: 0 1171 6
13885 GP 1127 0:22: 2 1173 7
1303 RS400 950 0:18:38 1176 8
303 VAREO 1038 0:20:25 1180 9
23166 ENT 1116 0:21:58 1181 10
13796 GP 1127 0:22:37 1204 11
13118 SOLO 1155 0:23:18 1210 12
2372 FF 1025 0:20:41 1210 12
3265 FF 1025 0:20:44 1213 14
13539 GP 1127 0:22:51 1216 15
4880 SOLO 1155 0:23:30 1220 16
13916 GP 1127 0:23: 2 1226 17
3390 FF 1025 0:21:10 1239 18
2504 FF 1025 0:22: 5 1292 19
70548 MS 1366 0:29:55 1314 20
125514 LASRAD 1104 0:32:35 1770 21
PAUL CARRUTHERS MEMORIAL TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
2003 MS 1366 0:24:32 1077 1
1189 VAREO 1038 0:19:58 1154 2
3473 FF 1025 0:20:25 1195 3
13885 GP 1127 0:22:34 1201 4
23166 ENT 1116 0:22:40 1218 5
70548 MS 1366 0:28: 2 1231 6
303 VAREO 1038 0:21:29 1241 7
13539 GP 1127 0:23:24 1245 8
1303 RS400 950 0:19:44 1246 9
173 VAREO 1038 0:21:42 1254 10
933 FF 1025 0:21:35 1263 11
13118 SOLO 1155 0:24:20 1264 12
2372 FF 1025 0:21:39 1267 13
3265 FF 1025 0:21:48 1276 14
3390 FF 1025 0:21:53 1280 15
13916 GP 1127 0:25: 5 1335 16
2504 FF 1025 0:23:49 1394 17
Sunday
The afternoon race was the RNLI pennant, sailed around the lake. Although the
wind seemed to ease over lunch it reappeared with a vengeance resulting in many
capsizes as the fleet ran/reached down the lake only to have to fight through
heavy waves all the way back up! Although Scumper and Rob Cook broke away, the
conditions favoured the F15s, and it was Jon Denwood that again triumphed over
100sec ahead of Scumper, then Mike Fairlamb with Dave Lawson crewing (Mike
managed to capsize Dave too!)BLENCATHRA TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF 1 1 DNS 1 DNS DNS 2 3
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 2 2 DNS 2 DNS DNS 3 6
3 933 J DENWOOD FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 13
4 2372 G KIRKPATRIC FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 16
5 3265 K THOMAS FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 17
Points for RTD = 3 3 0 3 0 0 6
Points for DSQ = 3 3 0 3 0 0 6
Points for DNS = 6
3 races to count
MUSTARD POT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 1 1 1 1 DNS DNS 3 3
2 13796 T KNOWLES GP 2 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 6
3 13400 D CALVERT GP DNS OD DNS DNS DNS DNS OD 14
4 13176 D LAWSON GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 17
5 11115 M TURNER GP DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS DNS 18
6 1298 S HUNT SOLO DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS 19
7 14034 A HODGKINS GP RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 20
Points for RTD = 4 3 3 3 0 0 4
Points for DSQ = 4 3 3 3 0 0 4
Points for DNS = 8
3 races to count
DODD TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Pts
1 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 2 4 4 2 DNS 2 DNS 10
2 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 5 5 6 6 2 3 DNS 15
3 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO 4 3 5 5 DNS DNS DNS 17
4 1485 JoWATKINS LAS DNS DNS RTD 3 RTD DNS 5 23
5 1369 P SMITH RS200 DNS DNS OD 1 DNS DNS 1 26
6 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF DNS DNS 2 DNS 1 1 DNS 27
7 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS DNS 3 DNS 3 RTD DNS 34
8 303 M COWAN VAREO DNS DNS RTD 4 DNS DNS 2 36
9 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 1 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 45
10 103 H GODFREY VAREO 3 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 46
11 188274 S HALL LAS DNS DNS 1 DNS RTD DNS DNS 49
12 20136 N GARRISON DART18 DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS DNS 3 56
13 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 RTD 58
14 1049 M SOMERVILLE LAS DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS 7 59
15 13118 V BELL SOLO DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 67
16 95109 R COOK LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 69
17 11115 M TURNER GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 DNS 70
18 91623 A JONES LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 9 72
19 516 N BLOOR VAREO DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS DNS 73
20 23166 M NINNIM ENT DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 8 77
Points for RTD = 6 6 9 10 6 7 11
Points for DSQ = 6 6 9 10 6 7 11
Points for DNS = 21
4 races to count
DODD TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 7
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1369 RS200 1057 0:14:20 813 1
303 VAREO 1038 0:15:35 900 2
20136 DART18 798 0:12:57 973 3
13118 SOLO 1155 0:19:50 1030 4
1485 LAS 1080 0:19: 0 1055 5
95109 LAS 1080 0:19: 3 1058 6
1049 LAS 1080 0:19: 4 1059 7
23166 ENT 1116 0:20:45 1115 8
91623 LAS 1080 0:21:25 1189 9
RNLI PENNANT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 933 J DENWOOD FF 1 1
2 1049 M SOMERVILLE RS400 2 2
3 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 3 3
4 3473 M MOORE FF 4 4
5 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 5 5
6 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 6 6
7 23166 M NINNIM ENT 7 7
8 13796 T KNOWLES GP 8 8
9 3265 K THOMAS FF 9 9
10 303 M COWAN VAREO 10 10
11 1485 JoWATKINS LASRAD 11 11
12 20136 N GARRISON DART18 12 12
13 91623 A JONES LAS RTD 19
13 5575 D HOWARTH XENON RTD 19
13 1189 R DAWSON MIR RTD 19
13 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 RTD 19
13 13916 N LEWIS GP RTD 19
13 12682 ErSMITH GP RTD 19
Points for RTD = 19
Points for DSQ = 19
Points for DNS = 19
1 races to count
RNLI PENNANT
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
933 FF 1025 0:68:10 3990 1
1049 RS400 950 0:64:56 4101 2
13885 GP 1127 0:78: 1 4153 3
3473 FF 1025 0:71: 2 4158 4
3390 FF 1025 0:72:25 4239 5
1303 RS400 950 0:67:39 4272 6
23166 ENT 1116 0:79:59 4300 7
13796 GP 1127 0:82: 5 4370 8
3265 FF 1025 0:74:50 4380 9
303 VAREO 1038 0:81: 2 4684 10
1485 LASRAD 1104 0:87:34 4759 11
20136 DART18 798 0:65:13 4903 12
SANDRA'S SALVER
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 Pts
1 81298 E HUNT RS400 4 1 2 7
2 93473 M SHEARD FF 1 DNS 1 10
3 13326 S WATSON GP 3 4 DNS 15
4 98 C BLACK COMET DNS 2 RTD 16
5 91125 JaHALLIDAY RS400 DNS 3 RTD 17
6 91298 RuCRITCHLEY TOP 2 DNS DNS 18
7 923166 EmSMITH ENT DNS DNS 3 19
Points for RTD = 5 5 6
Points for DSQ = 5 5 6
Points for DNS = 8
3 races to count
Would you believe it?
ASSYMETRIC CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 1369 P SMITH RS200 1 1 1 DNS 2
2 1049 M SOMERVILLE RS400 2 3 DNS DNS 5
3 303 M COWAN VAREO 4 5 2 DNS 6
4 103 H GODFREY VAREO 3 3 DNS DNS 6
5 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO 5 2 DNS DNS 7
6 173 R YARDLEY VAREO 6 6 RTD DNS 11
7 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS DNS 3 DNS 12
8 516 N BLOOR VAREO 7 DNS DNS DNS 16
Points for RTD = 8 7 5 0
Points for DSQ = 8 7 5 0
Points for DNS = 9
2 races to count
CELEBRITY GLASS PURSUIT SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 Pts
1 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 1 1 7 9
2 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 4 2 5 11
3 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP RTD RTD OD 27
4 13176 D LAWSON GP DNS 3 2 29
5 70466 D TODHUNTER MS 7 5 DNS 36
6 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 6 7 DNS 37
7 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 9 6 DNS 39
8 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 5 RTD DNS 40
9 44428 E DAWSON TOP 8 DNS RTD 45
10 303 M COWAN VAREO RTD DNS 9 45
11 1369 P SMITH RS200 DNS DNS 1 49
12 95109 R COOK LAS DNS DNS 3 49
13 188274 S HALL LAS 2 DNS DNS 50
14 1298 S HUNT SOLO 3 DNS DNS 51
15 1049 M SOMERVILLE RS400 DNS DNS 4 52
16 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS 4 DNS 52
17 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS 6 54
18 3265 K THOMAS FF DNS DNS 8 54
19 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS DNS 10 58
20 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS RTD DNS 59
21 91623 A JONES LAS DNS DNS RTD 59
22 2504 M STEPHENSON FF RTD DNS DNS 61
Points for RTD = 13 11 13
Points for DSQ = 13 11 13
Points for DNS = 23
3 races to count
MORGAN TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS DNS 1 2 1 1 3
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 2 2 5
3 92504 I CAMPBELL FF DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS DNS 12
4 3265 K THOMAS FF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 13
Points for RTD = 0 0 0 3 3 3 4
Points for DSQ = 0 0 0 3 3 3 4
Points for DNS = 5
3 races to count
Random Results Generator
MORGAN TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS DNS 1 2 1 2
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 2 3
3 92504 I CAMPBELL FF DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS 6
Points for RTD = 0 0 0 3 3 3
Points for DSQ = 0 0 0 3 3 3
Points for DNS = 4
2 races to count
MJM
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF 2 3 1 1 4
2 2003 A SMITH MIRROR DNS 4 3 2 9
3 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 5 9 5 5 15
4 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS OD 7 6 16
5 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 4 7 11 7 18
6 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS 6 6 8 20
7 69960 A WAUGH MS DNS 5 8 10 23
8 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 1 1 DNS DNS 24
9 11115 M TURNER GP 6 DNS 10 9 25
10 13176 D LAWSON GP DNS DNS 2 3 27
11 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 3 2 DNS DNS 27
12 98 C BLACK COMET DNS 11 13 12 36
13 2504 M STEPHENSON FF DNS DNS 9 11 42
14 44428 E DAWSON MIR DNS 10 12 DNS 44
15 70466 D TODHUNTER MS DNS DNS OD DNS 47
16 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS DNS DNS 4 48
17 1189 R DAWSON MIR DNS DNS 4 DNS 48
18 923166 EmSMITH MS DNS 8 DNS DNS 52
19 20136 N GARRISON ENT DNS 12 DNS DNS 56
20 813467 DeWRIGHT MIR DNS DNS DNS 13 57
21 170142 J TELFORD MIR DNS DNS RTD DNS 59
Points for RTD = 7 13 15 14
Points for DSQ = 7 13 15 14
Points for DNS = 22
3 races to count
MJM
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3473 FF 1025 0:12:52 753 1
2003 MIRROR 1385 0:17:41 766 2
13176 GP 1127 0:14:30 771 3
13796 GP 1127 0:14:44 784 4
3390 FF 1025 0:13:26 786 5
4880 SOLO 1155 0:15:13 790 6
709 KESTREL 1038 0:13:53 802 7
70548 MS 1366 0:18:40 819 8
11115 GP 1127 0:15:45 838 9
69960 MS 1366 0:19:14 844 10
2504 FF 1025 0:14:30 848 11
98 COMET 1177 0:19: 7 974 12
813467 MIR 1385 0:23:14 1006 13
MJM
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3473 FF 1025 0:10:36 620 1
13176 GP 1127 0:12: 1 639 2
2003 MIRROR 1385 0:14:59 649 3
1189 MIR 1385 0:15: 4 652 4
3390 FF 1025 0:11:40 682 5
70548 MS 1366 0:15:43 690 6
4880 SOLO 1155 0:13:26 697 7
69960 MS 1366 0:16:12 711 8
2504 FF 1025 0:12:32 733 9
11115 GP 1127 0:14:10 754 10
709 KESTREL 1038 0:13:16 766 11
44428 MIR 1385 0:18: 9 786 12
98 COMET 1177 0:16:42 851 13
ASSYMETRIC CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 1369 P SMITH RS200 1 1 1 RTD 3
2 303 M COWAN VAREO 4 5 2 RTD 11
3 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS DNS 3 1 13
4 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO 5 2 DNS RTD 13
5 1049 M SOMERVILLE LAS 2 3 DNS DNS 14
6 103 H GODFREY VAREO 3 3 DNS DNS 15
7 173 R YARDLEY VAREO 6 6 RTD RTD 17
8 516 N BLOOR VAREO 7 DNS DNS DNS 25
Points for RTD = 8 7 5 6
Points for DSQ = 8 7 5 6
Points for DNS = 9
3 races to count
ASSYMETRIC CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1413 RS200 1057 0:53:25 3032 1
ASSYMETRIC CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1369 RS200 1057 0:52:26 2976 1
303 VAREO 1038 0:52:23 3027 2
1413 RS200 1057 0:56: 0 3178 3
Saturday Update
BARF PLATE
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pts
1 1369 P SMITH RS200 1 1 DNS DNS 1 1 4
2 1189 R DAWSON MIR 5 4 1 2 DNS DNS 12
3 303 M COWAN VAREO 6 8 4 1 3 4 12
4 1049 M SOMERVILLE LAS 7 3 OD DNS 6 5 17
5 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA DNS DNS 6 3 5 6 20
6 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 8 6 8 4 DNS DNS 26
7 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 2 5 2 DNS DNS DNS 27
8 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 3 RTD 7 RTD DNS DNS 27
9 20136 N GARRISON ENT 9 9 DNS DNS OD DNS 39
10 103 H GODFREY VAREO DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2 40
11 23166 M NINNIM ENT 4 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 42
12 13539 J CRUICKSHAN GP DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 3 43
13 1303 W CARRUTHERS FF DNS DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS 57
14 1298 S HUNT SOLO DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS DNS 59
15 31588 R CRAWLEY TOP DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS 61
16 3473 M MOORE FF DNS 7 DNS DNS DNS DNS 61
17 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 65
Points for RTD = 11 11 9 6 8 7
Points for DSQ = 11 11 9 6 8 7
Points for DNS = 18
4 races to count
BARF PLATE
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 5
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1369 RS200 1057 0:22: 5 1253 1
103 VAREO 1038 0:21:43 1255 2
303 VAREO 1038 0:22: 3 1274 3
13539 GP 1127 0:25: 7 1337 4
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:24:12 1365 5
1049 LAS 1080 0:24:43 1373 6
31588 TOP 1295 0:33:46 1564 7
BARF PLATE
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 6
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1369 RS200 1057 0:45: 0 2554 1
103 VAREO 1038 0:47: 0 2716 2
13539 GP 1127 0:52: 0 2768 3
303 VAREO 1038 0:48: 0 2774 4
1049 LAS 1080 0:50: 0 2777 5
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:52: 0 2935 6
MORGAN TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS DNS 1 1 1 2
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 2 4
3 92504 I CAMPBELL FF DNS DNS DNS 2 DNS DNS 6
Points for RTD = 0 0 0 3 3 3
Points for DSQ = 0 0 0 3 3 3
Points for DNS = 4
2 races to count
MIRROR RED SAILS
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pts
1 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 2 1 2 DNS 1 1 3
2 69960 A WAUGH MS 1 2 1 DNS 2 2 4
3 70466 D TODHUNTER MS DNS DNS 3 DNS 3 DNS 11
4 70608 P BATH MIR DNS DNS 4 DNS DNS DNS 14
Points for RTD = 3 3 5 0 4 3
Points for DSQ = 3 3 5 0 4 3
Points for DNS = 5
3 races to count
Thursday's Night Jar
NIGHT JAR
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 6 1 9 1 3 5
2 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 8 5 3 3 8 11
3 1485 JoWATKINS LAS RTD 4 4 4 DNS 12
4 98 C BLACK GP 1 9 DNS DNS 6 16
5 11115 M TURNER GP 2 10 DNS DNS 7 19
6 709 P BALLARD KESTREL RTD 7 RTD 5 DNS 26
7 70608 P BATH MIR DNS 2 1 DNS DNS 35
8 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS DNS 2 2 DNS 37
9 13176 D LAWSON GP 5 DNS DNS DNS 1 38
10 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS OD DNS DNS 4 39
11 13118 V BELL SOLO DNS DNS DNS 8 5 45
12 21863 N ORTON MS DNS DNS 7 7 DNS 46
13 44662 S SHARP M 4 DNS 12 DNS DNS 48
14 2173 S PECK L2000 DNS DNS 9 9 DNS 50
15 69960 A WAUGH MS DNS 12 8 DNS DNS 52
16 501 J CROSBIE LAS DNS RTD 6 DNS DNS 53
17 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO RTD 6 DNS DNS DNS 53
18 11892 K DAVIS GP DNS RTD DNS 10 DNS 58
19 188274 S HALL LAS DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS 67
20 1148 N CURRIE RS400 3 DNS DNS DNS DNS 67
21 167828 I MACPHERSON FF OD DNS DNS DNS DNS 67
22 21036 M PAGE ENT DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 68
23 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS DNS 5 DNS DNS 69
24 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS DNS DNS 6 DNS 70
25 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 7 DNS DNS DNS DNS 71
26 516 N BLOOR VAREO DNS 8 DNS DNS DNS 72
27 91623 A JONES LAS DNS DNS 11 DNS DNS 75
28 20136 N GARRISON ENT DNS 11 DNS DNS DNS 77
29 91029 M STATTER TOPAZ RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS 79
30 14034 A HODGKINS GP RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS 81
30 13867 D NICHOLSON GP RTD DNS DNS DNS DNS 81
Points for RTD = 15 15 14 12 9
Points for DSQ = 15 15 14 12 9
Points for DNS = 32
3 races to count
NIGHT JAR
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 5
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
13176 D LAWSO 1143 0:32:58 1730 1
21036 M PAGE 1337 0:39:43 1781 2
13885 MiFAIRL 1205 0:37:56 1888 3
1413 JoHARDI 1099 0:37:50 2065 4
13118 V BELL 1269 0:44:19 2093 5
98 C BLACK 1352 0:47:57 2127 6
11115 M TURNE 1292 0:46: 4 2139 7
1003 J CHRIS 1205 0:45:37 2271 8
Sunday Racing
A duller start, with the winds eased too, was a pleasant change for some achy sailors after Saturday! With just a selection of boats on the water they all sailed in the handicap Dodd Trophy series. Although William and Elaine led the way, the offwind legs were not always as windy as the beats, so the gap between them and Tim widened and narrowed as the race went on. It was on the reach before the final beat that William realised his rudder was no longer being held in place by the transom pintle - not good when the boat is on a reach with the gennaker flying! A capsize was avoided, but their race was over leaving Tim to go on and win his third race of the weekend.
The afternoon race was a pennant race for the Albert Bates Memorial Trophy, and as usual it was a round the laker. William had borrowed Keith's F15 for the afternoon, but little did he know what he was letting Elaine in for. With a westerly wind, Sale Fell had maximum effect in terms of downdraughts and wind seemingly coming from numerous directions at once. Even on a run, there would be a shift that meant the spinnaker had to be gybed, and then fairly rapidly gybed back again! A missing mark 15 caused some confusion so the rescue boat became a temporary mark. William and Jim were in the right place at the right time and broke away with John Halliday following fairly closely behind. Some of the shifts caught Jim out and he had several capsizes and even did a vertical 360 at one stage when his boat fully turtled. At 50 mins, it was a relatively slow time to the leeward mark and the changeable winds continued on the beat(?) back up the lake. Although William broke away every now and again, Tim kept coming back, and he was first to clear Scarness and stayed ahead of William to the finish. On handicap he took his fourth and final win of the weekend
ALBERT BATES RETIREMENT TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 1 1
2 1303 W CARRUTHERS FF 2 2
3 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 3 3
4 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 4 4
5 2504 M STEPHENSON FF 5 5
6 13916 N LEWIS GP 6 6
7 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 7 7
8 11115 M TURNER GP 8 8
9 5575 D HOWARTH XENON 9 9
Points for RTD = 10
Points for DSQ = 10
Points for DNS = 10
1 races to count
ALBERT BATES RETIREMENT TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3390 FF 1025 1:29:44 5252 1
1303 FF 1025 1:29:53 5261 2
1003 SUPERNO 1063 1:33:14 5262 3
709 KESTREL 1038 1:33:56 5429 4
2504 FF 1025 1:38:49 5784 5
13916 GP 1127 1:48:56 5799 6
1125 RS400 950 1:38:41 6232 7
11115 GP 1127 1:58:18 6298 8
5575 XENON 1070 1:59:42 6712 9
DODD TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pts
1 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 2 4 4 2 DNS 2 10
2 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 5 5 6 6 2 3 15
3 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO 4 3 5 5 DNS DNS 17
4 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF DNS DNS 2 DNS 1 1 23
5 1303 W CARRUTHERS FF DNS DNS 3 DNS 3 RTD 31
6 1485 JoWATKINS LAS DNS DNS RTD 3 RTD DNS 37
7 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 1 2 DNS DNS DNS DNS 39
8 1369 P SMITH RS200 DNS DNS OD 1 DNS DNS 40
9 103 H GODFREY VAREO 3 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 40
10 188274 S HALL LAS DNS DNS 1 DNS RTD DNS 43
11 303 M COWAN VAREO DNS DNS RTD 4 DNS DNS 49
12 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 5 59
13 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS DNS DNS OD DNS 60
14 11115 M TURNER GP DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 4 61
15 20136 N GARRISON ENT DNS DNS DNS 7 DNS DNS 64
16 516 N BLOOR VAREO DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS 64
16 1049 M SOMERVILLE RS400 DNS DNS DNS RTD DNS DNS 64
Points for RTD = 6 6 9 10 6 7
Points for DSQ = 6 6 9 10 6 7
Points for DNS = 18
4 races to count
DODD TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 6
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3390 FF 1025 0:14:50 868 1
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:16:50 950 2
709 KESTREL 1038 0:16:56 978 3
11115 GP 1127 0:18:45 998 4
1125 RS400 950 0:15:51 1001 5
SANDRA'S SALVER
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 81298 E HUNT FF 4 1 5
2 13326 S WATSON GP 3 4 7
3 93473 M SHEARD FF 1 DNS 8
4 98 C BLACK GP DNS 2 9
5 91298 RuCRITCHLEY TOP 2 DNS 9
6 91125 JaHALLIDAY RS400 DNS 3 10
Points for RTD = 5 5
Points for DSQ = 5 5
Points for DNS = 7
2 races to count
Saturday Racing
Good racing conditions that led to some exciting racing, and various capsizes by Jim, Jo and Mik.
Dave Lawson and Robbie D, with Ethan, were both in Mirrors, pushing Mik Chappell's position down the fleet a little, but he still leads the AB Series.
In the Celebrity Glass Pursuit, racing was relatively close with four different fleets on the same final leg. Tim Chittenden, with Ian Macpherson won and strengthened his lead from William and Elaine.
The second race was part of the long series Dodd Trophy, but starting was more like a pursuit with Tim and then William following on some minutes after the others! They say patience is a virtue, but not one that the OD was displaying today! :)
DODD TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 5
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3390 FF 1025 0:53:28 3129 1
709 KESTREL 1038 0:57:34 3327 2
1303 RS400 950 0:53:22 3370 3
ALBERT BATES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 Pts
1 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 1 1 DNS DNS 4 6
2 69960 A WAUGH MS 2 2 DNS 2 DNS 6
3 70466 D TODHUNTER MS 3 3 DNS DNS 3 9
4 1189 R DAWSON MIR DNS DNS DNS DNS 1 15
5 2003 A SMITH MIRROR DNS DNS DNS 1 DNS 15
6 13176 D LAWSON MS DNS DNS DNS DNS 2 16
Points for RTD = 4 4 0 3 5
Points for DSQ = 4 4 0 3 5
Points for DNS = 7
3 races to count
CELEBRITY GLASS PURSUIT SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 1 1 2
2 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 4 2 6
3 70466 D TODHUNTER MS 7 5 12
4 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 6 7 13
5 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 9 6 15
6 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 5 RTD 16
7 188274 S HALL LAS 2 DNS 19
8 13176 D LAWSON MIR DNS 3 20
9 1298 S HUNT SOLO 3 DNS 20
10 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS 4 21
11 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP RTD RTD 24
12 44428 E DAWSON MIR 8 DNS 25
13 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS RTD 28
14 303 M COWAN VAREO RTD DNS 29
15 2504 M STEPHENSON FF RTD DNS 30
Points for RTD = 13 11
Points for DSQ = 13 11
Points for DNS = 16
2 races to count
Mirror, Laser and Handicap Open
There was again an abundance of wind for the Mirror, Laser and Handicap open meeting being held over the weekend. Although the forecast wind strength was perfectly sailable, there were numerous squalls passing through double the strength to about force 5. Pam Bath in her Mirror was the first boat to be caught out by the gusts.
A total of 19 boats entered, 11 Mirrors and the balance in the Handicap fleet.
The gusts continued throughout the afternoon, and there were a couple of casualties in each fleet in the first race - the most uncomfortable one being Jon Miller breaking a rib whilst crewing an Osprey! The stronger winds suited the doubled handers in the Mirrors with David Coady winning and Jack Lawson 2nd.
The
visitors continued to dominate the results in the 2nd race which was won by Roy
Platford, and David Coady 2nd, giving David the overnight lead.
Scumper and Zefer, took two wins in the Handicap fleet to take overnight lead. Toggle with a 2nd and 3rd was lying 2nd overall!
On Sunday, the wind strength varied almost as much as Saturday, albeit from a much lower baseline of practically nil! This has caused various frustrations, and fluctuations in position. Robbie D opted out after the first race, which Scumper which went on to win ahead of Mike Moore. The conditions favoured Stephen Kirkpatrick in his Vago in the 2nd race (or was it being in the right place at the right time?) and he took pole position ahead of Mike Moore (always the bridesmaid?...). The final outcome was a win for Scumper with Mike second.
Mike Fairlamb tried his hand at the helm of a Mirror again and secured three firsts, but it was Roy Platford from Wigan that won overall from Jack Lawson.
Catapult European Championships
Monday
The cold frosty night meant we started the day in glorious sunshine. The forecast northerly was much more reluctant to settle down and kept swinging between north and west. The wind strength consequently varied considerably and came through in waves, but generally the conditions were light and testing. By the end of the first beat, boats from all starts were merging on the windward mark!
Paul Ellis, seen here receiving his prize from Claire Kirkpatrick, continued his mastery of the conditions to finish 2nd behind Cliff Awtill, but won the championship overall with a clear lead 8pts ahead of George Evans.
Club racing was testing, and there were various ups and downs depending on who was in the right place as the wind filled in for a few minutes. William and Lesley made an amazing recovery after a dreadful first beat to be challenging the leading RS400s. Scumper with Zefer, and Robbie D with Big E had some good racing but seemed to gyrate around William as the wind came and went.
An unexpected capsize by Tim Knowles on his way ashore seemed to raise a loud cheer from the many people that noticed it, though it did then put him in a situation that caused Mik Chappell to capsize as well!
In the final race, as various series winners had been determined, there was some apathy and a lot less takers. However, William joined forces with Alan Smith in a F15 after many years, and joined in with the racing. Although the other two boats waited for him at the start line, that was where the courtesy stopped, and they soon disappeared only to be passed by William when the wind filled in from the clubhouse. Alas, that state of play was not to last, and Mike went on to win the race and make it a clean sweep. Calamity Campbell was at it again, trying to take out the Vice Commodore at one of the gybe marks. He admitted it was the first set of turns he had done in years - he just didn't admit how many more sets he perhaps should have done!
Weekend winners - Phil Smith in the handicap fleet, Mike Moore in F15, Paul Bowmer in the GPs, and Alan Waugh in the Mirrors.
JAK POT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF 1 1 1 1 1 3
2 92504 I CAMPBELL FF 2 2 2 2 2 6
3 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 15
4 2504 M STEPHENSON FF DNS 3 DNS DNS DNS 15
Points for RTD = 3 4 3 3 4
Points for DSQ = 3 4 3 3 4
Points for DNS = 5
3 races to count
MAY HOLIDAY TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 Pts
1 1369 P SMITH RS200 1 1 2 1 DNS 3
2 1189 R DAWSON RS400 2 DNS 1 2 DNS 5
3 1049 M SOMERVILLE RS400 OD DNS DNS 5 1 9
4 1298 S HUNT SOLO 4 2 5 4 3 9
5 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 3 4 3 3 DNS 9
6 303 M COWAN VAREO RTD 3 4 10 4 11
7 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 8 RTD 7 DNS DNS 24
8 173 R YARDLEY VAREO DNS DNS DNS 9 2 30
9 20136 N GARRISON ENT DNS 5 6 DNS DNS 31
10 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS DNS DNS 7 5 31
11 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 6 6 DNS DNS DNS 32
12 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO DNS DNS DNS 8 RTD 36
13 188274 S HALL LAS 5 DNS DNS DNS DNS 43
14 91623 A JONES LAS DNS DNS DNS DNS 6 44
15 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS DNS DNS 6 DNS 44
16 862 S KIRKPATRIC VAGO XD DNS DNS DNS DNS 7 45
17 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 7 DNS DNS DNS DNS 45
18 98 C BLACK XTRA DNS DNS DNS 11 DNS 49
Points for RTD = 9 9 8 12 9
Points for DSQ = 9 9 8 12 9
Points for DNS = 19
3 races to count
MAY HOLIDAY TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 5
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1049 RS400 950 0:34:45 2194 1
173 VAREO 1038 0:42:25 2451 2
1298 SOLO 1155 0:47:32 2469 3
303 VAREO 1038 0:44:58 2599 4
4880 SOLO 1155 0:51:32 2677 5
91623 LAS 1080 0:56:26 3135 6
862 VAGO XD 1070 0:58:14 3265 7
LYNE TANKARD
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 Pts
1 13601 P BOWMER GP 1 1 1 DNS DNS 3
2 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 2 3 3 2 1 5
3 13796 T KNOWLES GP 3 2 2 3 DNS 7
4 13176 D LAWSON GP DNS DNS DNS 1 2 9
5 14034 A HODGKINS GP DNS DNS DNS OD DNS 15
Points for RTD = 4 4 4 4 3
Points for DSQ = 4 4 4 4 3
Points for DNS = 6
3 races to count
PEEL POT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 5 Pts
1 69960 A WAUGH MS 3 DNS DNS 1 5 4
2 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 2 DNS DNS 2 2 4
3 170142 J TELFORD MIR 1 DNS DNS DNS DNS 8
4 923166 EmSMITH MS DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 10
4 2003 A SMITH MIRROR DNS DNS DNS DNS 3 10
5 70608 P BATH MIR DNS DNS DNS 3 DNS 10
Points for RTD = 4 0 0 5 6
Points for DSQ = 4 0 0 5 6
Points for DNS = 7
2 races to count
Sunday
The morning has started bright and dry, and the winds are forecast to pick up to 12mph, so hopefully there will be good sailing winds again. Fortunately the winds did fill in, and for those that got into the wind streams they were able to enjoy some thrilling racing.
Overnight leader Paul Ellis took the first race of the day, and together with George Evans, they are getting a good margin clear of the rest of the fleet. Paul continued his winning ways with another two 1sts, securing the championship. But Gareth Ede has been able to discard his DNF and is currently lying 2nd. One final race tomorrow to finalise the overall positions.
In club racing, Mr and Mrs Bean in their RS200 were a constant challenge for the RS400s, and secured two convincing wins on handicap, and a 2nd to sit in overnight lead for the May Holiday Trophy.
Mike and Kayla had three straight wins over Ian Campbell and Keith Thomas in the F15s, and new member P(?) Bowmer and his wife took command of the GP fleet with three straight wins as well.
Only one race was sailed in the Mirror fleet, and it was won by John Telford sailing with son Jack, from Mik Chappell.
Robin Crawley leads the Topper fleet series with two 1sts and a 2nd, over Olivia Storey.
...and there's more tomorrow!
To keep the sailors' minds active, there will be an evening of board games
MAY HOLIDAY TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1189 RS400 950 0:32:16 2037 1
1369 RS200 1057 0:36:23 2065 2
1303 RS400 950 0:33:18 2103 3
303 VAREO 1038 0:37:00 2139 4
1298 ENT 1116 0:39:50 2141 5
20136 ENT 1116 0:43: 5 2316 6
1125 RS400 950 0:38:32 2433 7
MAY HOLIDAY TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1369 RS200 1057 0:41:58 2382 1
1298 ENT 1116 0:45:27 2443 2
303 VAREO 1038 0:42:49 2474 3
1303 RS400 950 0:39:35 2500 4
20136 ENT 1116 0:50:27 2712 5
1485 LAS 1080 0:51:32 2862 6
MAY HOLIDAY TROPHY FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1 Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn 1369 RS200 1057 0:40:22 2291 1 1189 RS400 950 0:37:47 2386 2 1303 RS400 950 0:38:32 2433 3 1298 ENT 1116 0:45:36 2451 4 188274 LAS 1080 0:44:47 2487 5 1485 LAS 1080 0:49:44 2762 6 1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:49:18 2782 7 1125 RS400 950 0:47: 9 2977 8
JAK POT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF 1 1 1 2
2 92504 I CAMPBELL FF 2 2 2 4
3 2504 M STEPHENSON FF DNS 3 DNS 8
Points for RTD = 3 4 3
Points for DSQ = 3 4 3
Points for DNS = 4
2 races to count
LYNE TANKARD
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 Pts
1 13601 P BOWMER GP 1 1 1 2
2 13796 T KNOWLES GP 3 2 2 4
3 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 2 3 3 5
Points for RTD = 4 4 4
Points for DSQ = 4 4 4
Points for DNS = 4
2 races to count
TOPPER WEEKEND B
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 Pts
1 31588 R CRAWLEY TOP 1 1 2 2
2 4 O STOREY TOP DNS 3 1 4
3 44428 E DAWSON MIR RTD 2 DNS 5
Points for RTD = 3 4 3
Points for DSQ = 3 4 3
Points for DNS = 4
2 races to count
PEEL POT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 170142 J TELFORD MIR 1 1
2 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 2 2
3 69960 A WAUGH MS 3 3
Points for RTD = 4
Points for DSQ = 4
Points for DNS = 4
1 races to count
Saturday
The weather is dry, the wind is light and the catapults are all blown up and raring to go! The wind is due to come in from the north so hopefully racing will get underway as planned, even if cooler than it should be for May day!
The wind did fill in from the North East, and brought with it some good planing conditions at times as well as some rain :(
Eleven Catapults took to the water, and Gareth Ede led the way in the first race but had to retire from the second race. Stuart Ede did not have much more luck - breaking his boom in the first race, managing to secure third, but unable to sail the second race. So it was some consistent sailing from Paul Ellis, with two 2nds, who is overnight leader.
In club racing there were a couple of spills - Mik Chappell capsized tacking away from William and Lesley in an RS400. Toggle found some of the tight reaches challenging (and I think he capsized, but not certain!). It was Robbie D and Big E that led the fleet to win on handicap. In the second race, the wind eased as Robin sailed the final lap, increasing his average lap time, and resulting in Toggle winning the race (perhaps he'll be buying OD Scumper an extra pint tonight?)
Ian Campbell made a return to the water, sailing with Keith Thomas in his F15 - amazing how Ian's kept hold of that old sailing suit from possibly 15 years ago! Anyway, it didn't bring him enough luck to beat Mike Moore and Kayla - perhaps time to buy a new one?!
The Spring dinner was held in the club house and enjoyed by 70 members and visiting sailors. It was topped off with a quiz (won by the visitors!), and a ditty writing competition starting 'There once was a sailor ...' Ian Preston's winning ditty was inspired by Mik's fire raising antics (only to be repeated by the Trustees table!)
MORGAN TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS DNS 1 1
2 92504 I CAMPBELL FF DNS DNS DNS 2 2
Points for RTD = 0 0 0 3
Points for DSQ = 0 0 0 3
Points for DNS = 3
1 races to count
BARF PLATE
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 1189 R DAWSON RS400 5 4 1 2 7
2 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 2 5 2 DNS 9
3 303 M COWAN VAREO 6 8 4 1 11
4 1049 M SOMERVILLE RS400 7 3 OD DNS 13
5 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 3 RTD 7 RTD 16
6 1369 P SMITH RS200 1 1 DNS DNS 17
7 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 8 6 8 4 18
8 23166 M NINNIM ENT 4 2 DNS DNS 21
9 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA DNS DNS 6 3 24
10 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS DNS 3 DNS 33
11 20136 N GARRISON DART 18 9 9 DNS DNS 33
12 1298 S HUNT ENT DNS DNS 5 DNS 35
13 3473 M MOORE FF DNS 7 DNS DNS 37
14 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO RTD DNS DNS DNS 41
Points for RTD = 11 11 9 6
Points for DSQ = 11 11 9 6
Points for DNS = 15
3 races to count
BARF PLATE
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
303 VAREO 1038 0:20:36 1190 1
1189 RS400 950 0:20: 6 1269 2
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:22:56 1294 3
1125 RS400 950 0:21:14 1341 4
BARF PLATE
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1189 RS400 950 0:20:49 1314 1
13885 GP 1127 0:26: 1 1385 2
1303 RS400 950 0:22: 0 1389 3
303 VAREO 1038 0:24:18 1404 4
1298 ENT 1116 0:26:15 1411 5
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:26:16 1482 6
1485 LAS 1080 0:27: 8 1507 7
1125 RS400 950 0:23:54 1509 8
MIRROR RED SAILS
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 Pts
1 69960 A WAUGH MS 1 2 1 2
2 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 2 1 2 3
3 70466 D TODHUNTER MS DNS DNS 3 8
4 70608 P BATH MS DNS DNS 4 9
Points for RTD = 3 3 5
Points for DSQ = 3 3 5
Points for DNS = 5
2 races to count
NIGHT JAR
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 6 1 7
2 98 C BLACK XTRA 1 9 10
3 11115 M TURNER GP 2 10 12
4 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 8 5 13
5 1485 JoWATKINS LAS RTD 4 19
6 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO RTD 6 21
7 709 P BALLARD SNO RTD 7 22
8 70608 P BATH MS DNS 2 26
9 188274 S HALL LAS DNS 3 27
10 1148 N CURRIE RS400 3 DNS 27
11 167828 I MACPHERSON FF OD DNS 27
12 1413 JoHARDIE RS200 DNS OD 27
13 44662 S SHARP M 4 DNS 28
14 13176 D LAWSON GP 5 DNS 29
15 1125 JoHALLIDAY RS400 7 DNS 31
16 516 N BLOOR VAREO DNS 8 32
17 20136 N GARRISON DART 18 DNS 11 35
18 69960 A WAUGH LASRAD DNS 12 36
19 501 J CROSBIE LAS DNS RTD 39
19 11892 K DAVIS TOP DNS RTD 39
20 91029 M STATTER TOPAZ RTD DNS 39
20 14034 A HODGKINS GP RTD DNS 39
20 13867 D NICHOLSON GP RTD DNS 39
Points for RTD = 15 15
Points for DSQ = 15 15
Points for DNS = 24
2 races to count
RIB is Named
The wheels of bureaucracy may turn slowly, but we get there in the end! Our RIB (newest rescue boat) has been adorned with a formal name plate 'Gerald' in memory of former Commodore Gerald Powell, father of Emma Smith , who passed away a couple of years ago.
Sunday Racing
The day started off bright but with a light north westerly, and numerous calm patches of water. Racing did get underway on time, and the wind filled in a bit more for a while, but faded before the end as it started to swing to a westerly. It was Mr and Mrs Bean in their RS200 that broke well away to win the morning race from Jim Christie in a Supernova and Joe Watkins sailing well in a laser. Mike Moore and Kayla continue to dominate the Blencathra Trophy for FFs, as do Mike Fairlamb and Eric in the GPs, each securing another win. Andy Smith, crewed by Katia, took the honours from Alan Waugh in the Mirrors.
The afternoon race was a pennant in aid of the Calvert Trust, and as ever took the fleet down the lake. With winds being lighter, the OD took pity and only sent them as far as mark 11 at Bassenthwaite church. The wind having swung back towards the north again resulted in the wind being steadier than expected, but also meant that the fleets were relatively close together at the leeward mark. Neil Garrison in his Dart led to the leeward mark, closely followed by Roy Blackburn in his Vareo then Mike Moore. The beat back slowed down the Dart leaving Mike first and Roy second, even after the personal handicaps were calculated.
The Youth Squad have been out again this weekend. Luke Howarth won Saturday's racing, while Cristina Tully and Ethan shared the honours with a race each in the Sunday series
DODD TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 2 4 4 2 8
2 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO 4 3 5 5 12
3 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 5 5 6 6 16
4 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO 1 2 DNS DNS 18
5 1369 P SMITH RS200 DNS DNS OD 1 19
6 103 H GODFREY VAREO 3 1 DNS DNS 19
7 1485 JoWATKINS LAS DNS DNS RTD 3 28
8 303 M COWAN VAREO DNS DNS RTD 4 28
9 188274 S HALL LAS DNS DNS 1 DNS 31
10 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 DNS DNS 3 DNS 33
11 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF DNS DNS 2 DNS 34
12 20136 N GARRISON DART18 DNS DNS DNS 7 39
13 516 N BLOOR VAREO DNS DNS DNS RTD 40
13 1049 M SOMERVILLE RS400 DNS DNS DNS RTD 40
Points for RTD = 6 6 9 10
Points for DSQ = 6 6 9 10
Points for DNS = 15
3 races to count
DODD TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1369 RS200 1057 0:54: 1 3066 1
1003 SUPERNO 1063 1:10: 8 3958 2
1485 LAS 1080 1:12:40 4037 3
303 VAREO 1038 1:16:11 4403 4
374 RSVAREO 1038 1:16:28 4420 5
709 KESTREL 1038 1:16:40 4431 6
20136 DART18 798 1:14:53 5630 7
BLENCATHRA TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF 1 1 DNS 1 2
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 2 2 DNS 2 4
Points for RTD = 3 3 0 3
Points for DSQ = 3 3 0 3
Points for DNS = 3
2 races to count
MUSTARD POT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 1 1 1 1 3
2 13796 T KNOWLES GP 2 2 DNS DNS 11
3 11115 M TURNER GP DNS DNS DNS 2 16
4 1298 S HUNT GP DNS DNS RTD DNS 17
5 13400 D CALVERT GP DNS OD DNS DNS 17
6 14034 A HODGKINS GP RTD DNS DNS DNS 18
Points for RTD = 4 3 3 3
Points for DSQ = 4 3 3 3
Points for DNS = 7
3 races to count
ALBERT BATES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 1 1 DNS DNS 2
2 69960 A WAUGH MS 2 2 DNS 2 4
3 2003 A SMITH MIRROR DNS DNS DNS 1 6
4 70466 D TODHUNTER MS 3 3 DNS DNS 6
Points for RTD = 4 4 0 3
Points for DSQ = 4 4 0 3
Points for DNS = 5
2 races to count
CALVERT TRUST PENNANT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF 1 1
2 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO 2 2
3 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 3 3
4 1298 S HUNT ENT 4 4
5 11115 M TURNER GP 5 5
6 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 6 6
7 303 M COWAN VAREO 7 7
8 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 8 8
9 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 9 9
10 188274 S HALL LAS 10 10
11 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 11 11
12 20136 N GARRISON DART18 12 12
13 516 N BLOOR VAREO 13 13
14 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 14 14
15 70548 M CHAPPELL MS RTD 17
15 69960 A WAUGH MS RTD 17
Points for RTD = 17
Points for DSQ = 17
Points for DNS = 17
1 races to count
CALVERT TRUST PENNANT
PERSONAL HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Helm H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
3473 M MOORE 1071 1: 9:11 3875 1
374 R BLACK 1069 1:10:20 3947 2
13885 MiFAIRL 1149 1:18:42 4106 3
1298 S HUNT 1127 1:18:17 4167 4
11115 M TURNE 1262 1:28:10 4191 5
1003 J CHRIS 1116 1:18:47 4235 6
303 M COWAN 1069 1:16:45 4308 7
3390 T CHITT 1096 1:18:54 4315 8
1303 W CARRU 997 1:12:10 4343 9
188274 S HALL 1123 1:21:38 4361 10
709 P BALLA 1121 1:21:37 4368 11
20136 N GARRI 948 1: 9:10 4377 12
516 N BLOOR 1100 1:22: 2 4474 13
1485 JoWATKI 1155 1:27:20 4532 14
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SATURDAY SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 13256 L HOWORTH TAZ 1 DNS 1 1 2
2 44428 E DAWSON MIR DNS DNS 2 2 4
3 280 C TULLY BYTE 2 DNS 3 3 5
4 31588 R CRAWLEY TOP 3 DNS DNS DNS 8
Points for RTD = 4 0 4 4
Points for DSQ = 4 0 4 4
Points for DNS = 5
2 races to count
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SATURDAY SERIES
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
13256 TAZ 1550 0:27:34 1067 1
44428 TOP 1295 0:24:10 1119 2
280 BYTE 1165 0:24:35 1266 3
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SATURDAY SERIES
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
13256 TAZ 1550 0:25:33 989 1
44428 TOP 1295 0:25:12 1167 2
280 BYTE 1165 0:24:50 1278 3
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SUNDAY SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 280 C TULLY BYTE 2 1 3
2 44428 E DAWSON MIR 1 2 3
Points for RTD = 3 3
Points for DSQ = 3 3
Points for DNS = 3
2 races to count
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SUNDAY SERIES
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
44428 MIR 1385 0:16: 2 694 1
280 BYTE 1165 0:13:40 703 2
BASS YOUTH SQUAD SUNDAY SERIES
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
280 BYTE 1165 0:21:41 1116 1
44428 MIR 1385 0:28:57 1254 2
Sunny Saturday
Sun though with a cool westerly breeze was the order of the day. Racing started with a Celebrity Glass pursuit, and although leading, Mike Fairlamb with Eric Smith, misread the course and the lead passed over to Tim Chittenden with Ian Macpherson crewing.
The second race was some of the championship long series. Toggle again suffered some rig failure and had to retire. Sam Hall in a laser won from Tim Chittenden and William Carruthers with Elaine Hunt in the RS400
MUSTARD POT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 1 1 1 DNS 3
2 13796 T KNOWLES GP 2 2 DNS DNS 10
3 1298 S HUNT GP DNS DNS RTD DNS 15
4 13400 D CALVERT GP DNS OD DNS DNS 15
5 14034 A HODGKINS GP RTD DNS DNS DNS 16
Points for RTD = 4 3 3 1
Points for DSQ = 4 3 3 1
Points for DNS = 6
3 races to count
CELEBRITY GLASS PURSUIT SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 1 1
2 188274 S HALL LAS 2 2
3 1298 S HUNT GP 3 3
4 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 4 4
5 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 5 5
6 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 6 6
7 70466 D TODHUNTER MS 7 7
8 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 8 8
9 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 9 9
10 303 M COWAN VAREO RTD 13
10 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP RTD 13
10 2504 M STEPHENSON FF RTD 13
Points for RTD = 13
Points for DSQ = 13
Points for DNS = 13
1 races to count
DODD TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
188274 LAS 1080 0:53:22 2964 1
3390 FF 1025 0:51:12 2997 2
1303 RS400 950 0:48:12 3044 3
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:56:48 3206 4
1485 LAS 1080 0:59:45 3319 5
374 RSVAREO 1038 0:60:21 3488 6
709 KESTREL 1038 0:61:35 3559 7
CELEBRITY GLASS PURSUIT SERIES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 1 1
2 188274 S HALL LAS 2 2
3 1298 S HUNT GP 3 3
4 1303 W CARRUTHERS RS400 4 4
5 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 5 5
6 1485 JoWATKINS LAS 6 6
7 70466 D TODHUNTER MS 7 7
8 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 8 8
9 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 9 9
10 303 M COWAN VAREO RTD 13
10 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP RTD 13
10 2504 M STEPHENSON FF RTD 13
Points for RTD = 13
Points for DSQ = 13
Points for DNS = 13
1 races to count
Sun Shades
The webcam has been struggling in any half decent weather so we've treated it to some sun shades! :) Just need to position them properly if they work ok
As ever, the high pressure has brought the sun but meant that the wind has been light.
However, the weather has tempted out Andy and Emma Smith - is he going back to his roots in a Mirror?!!
MJM
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP 1 1 2
2 1003 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA 3 2 5
3 3473 M MOORE FF 2 3 5
4 709 P BALLARD KESTREL 4 7 11
5 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF 5 9 14
6 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS OD 18
7 2003 A SMITH MIRROR DNS 4 19
8 69960 A WAUGH MS DNS 5 20
9 70548 M CHAPPELL MS DNS 6 21
10 11115 M TURNER GP 6 DNS 21
11 923166 EmSMITH MS DNS 8 23
12 44428 E DAWSON TOP4.2 DNS 10 25
13 98 C BLACK XTRA DNS 11 26
14 20136 N GARRISON DART18 DNS 12 27
Points for RTD = 7 13
Points for DSQ = 7 13
Points for DNS = 15
2 races to count
MJM
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
13885 GP 1127 0:22:39 1205 1
1003 SUPERNO 1063 0:22:22 1262 2
3473 FF 1025 0:22: 0 1287 3
2003 MIRROR 1385 0:30:35 1324 4
69960 MS 1366 0:31:20 1376 5
70548 MS 1366 0:31:30 1383 6
709 KESTREL 1038 0:24:28 1414 7
923166 MS 1366 0:33:16 1461 8
3390 FF 1025 0:25:26 1488 9
44428 TOP4.2 1310 0:34:31 1580 10
98 XTRA 1173 0:31:16 1599 11
20136 DART18 798 0:22:28 1689 12
ASSYMETRIC CUP
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 1369 P SMITH RS200 1 1 2
2 1049 M SOMERVILLE RS400 2 3 5
3 103 H GODFREY VAREO 3 3 6
4 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO 5 2 7
5 303 M COWAN VAREO 4 5 9
6 173 R YARDLEY VAREO 6 6 12
7 516 N BLOOR VAREO 7 DNS 15
Points for RTD = 8 7
Points for DSQ = 8 7
Points for DNS = 8
2 races to count
ASSYMETRIC CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1369 RS200 1057 0:38:50 2204 1
1049 RS400 950 0:38: 5 2405 2
103 VAREO 1038 0:41:40 2408 3
303 VAREO 1038 0:42:45 2471 4
374 RSVAREO 1038 0:44:40 2581 5
173 VAREO 1038 0:45:15 2615 6
516 VAREO 1038 0:48:24 2797 7
ASSYMETRIC CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 2
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1369 RS200 1057 0:51:35 2928 1
374 RSVAREO 1038 0:51:34 2980 2
103 VAREO 1038 0:52:21 3026 3
1049 RS400 950 0:47:55 3026 3
303 VAREO 1038 0:52:54 3057 5
173 VAREO 1038 0:53:22 3084 6
DODD TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 4880 A NICHOLSON SOLO DNS DNS 1 2 3
2 103 H GODFREY VAREO DNS DNS 3 1 4
3 102591 J CHRISTIE SUPERNOVA DNS DNS 2 4 6
4 374 R BLACKBURN RSVAREO DNS DNS 4 3 7
5 709 P BALLARD KESTREL DNS DNS 5 5 10
Points for RTD = 0 0 6 6
Points for DSQ = 0 0 6 6
Points for DNS = 6
2 races to count
DODD TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
4880 SOLO 1155 0:51:43 2686 1
102591 SUPERNO 1063 0:50:12 2833 2
103 VAREO 1038 0:49:33 2864 3
374 RSVAREO 1038 0:49:34 2865 4
709 KESTREL 1038 0:51:32 2978 5
DODD TROPHY
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
103 VAREO 1038 0:48:43 2815 1
4880 SOLO 1155 0:55:42 2893 2
374 RSVAREO 1038 0:50:52 2940 3
102591 SUPERNO 1063 0:56:32 3190 4
709 KESTREL 1038 0:56: 2 3238 5
BLENCATHRA TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 3473 M MOORE FF DNS DNS 1 1 2
2 3390 T CHITTENDEN FF DNS DNS 2 2 4
Points for RTD = 0 0 3 3
Points for DSQ = 0 0 3 3
Points for DNS = 3
2 races to count
MUSTARD POT
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 13885 MiFAIRLAMB GP DNS DNS 1 1 2
2 13796 T KNOWLES GP DNS DNS 2 2 4
3 13400 D CALVERT GP DNS DNS DNS OD 8
4 14034 A HODGKINS GP DNS DNS RTD DNS 9
Points for RTD = 0 0 4 3
Points for DSQ = 0 0 4 3
Points for DNS = 5
2 races to count
ALBERT BATES FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 3 Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn 70548 MS 1366 0: 0: 1 0 0 69960 MS 1366 0: 0: 2 1 2 70466 MS 1366 0: 0: 3 2 3
ALBERT BATES FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 4 Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn 70548 MS 1366 0: 0: 1 0 0 69960 MS 1366 0: 0: 2 1 2 70466 MS 1366 0: 0: 3 2 3
ALBERT BATES
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 3 4 Pts
1 69960 A WAUGH MS DNS DNS 2 2 4
2 70466 D TODHUNTER MS DNS DNS 3 3 6
Points for RTD = 0 0 4 4
Points for DSQ = 0 0 4 4
Points for DNS = 3
2 races to count
ASSYMETRIC CUP
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
1369 RS200 1057 0:38:50 2204 1
1049 RS400 950 0:38: 5 2405 2
103 VAREO 1038 0:41:40 2408 3
303 VAREO 1038 0:42:45 2471 4
374 RSVAREO 1038 0:45:15 2615 5
516 VAREO 1038 0:48:24 2797 6
MJM
FLEET HANDICAP CALCULATIONS FOR RACE 1
Sail No Class H'cap Elapsed Corr Posn
13885 GP 1127 0:14:23 765 1
3473 FF 1025 0:13:19 779 2
102591 SUPERNO 1063 0:14:50 837 3
709 KESTREL 1038 0:14:47 854 4
3390 FF 1025 0:14:42 860 5
11115 GP 1127 0:18: 3 960 6
MIRROR IMAGE TROPHY
PN Boat Helm Class 1 Pts
1 13176 D LAWSON MS 1 1
2 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 2 2
3 69960 A WAUGH MS 3 3
Points for RTD = 4
Points for DSQ = 4
Points for DNS = 4
1 races to count
MIRROR RED SAILS 2010
PN Boat Helm Class 1 2 Pts
1 70548 M CHAPPELL MS 2 1 3
2 69960 A WAUGH MS 1 2 3
Points for RTD = 3 3
Points for DSQ = 3 3
Points for DNS = 3
2 races to count
Sam's Winning Ways Continue
Sam Hall competed in the first North West traveller event of the season at Hollingworth Lake near Rochdale last week. He was first in all three races in the youth section (under 19) and was presented with a dry bag
New Season Has Started
On Sunday, there were two races for the appropriately named Starters Prize. With the morning’s wind strength at 18mph gusting 40mph (gale force 8) it was not surprising that there were only six competing boats.
The honour of being the first boat on the water went to Tim Chittenden crewed by Carl Arthur in their stable Flying Fifteen keelboat. Jim Christie capsized on the way to the start.
After the start was signalled it was the turn of the RS400 of Robbie D and Big E to capsize whilst Toggle retired with rig failure. This allowed Bean and Naomi Smith to secure first place in their RS200 from Scumper in his Laser.
After lunch they were back out and Robbie D broke his rig, capsized and retired leaving Bean to take a further win and, with it, the series victory. Scumper again finished in second place with Toggle third.
More Thomas' Twitters
Clerk of works in yellow coat and an applicant for the post of commodore in 2045 checks out the job with their legal advisor.
Widening the slip to get the Dart catamaran down to the water
The "Navvies "take a break to help Mike Turner get his boat ready for the first race
Toggle bows to his leader (his other leader, as Joanie wasn't at Bass)
Andy T boring the holes for the new tie downs whilst Stephen the vice commodore mixes the concrete to pour in the holes.
Another One That Got Away!
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When I returned, I thought I’d just stretch my legs a bit and walked round the corner of the club house to see an otter gambolling in the water just beyond the grassy point in the attached pic. Needless to say I did not have camera or phone this time – So – it’s like the proverbial story about ‘The One that got way?? !!! ….’ Honest – I really did see an otter, and it made me feel quite privileged. There had been some guys working on the Race Hut in the morning, but they’d gone by the time I returned about 2pm-ish I gather no sightings of the otters have been reported since the floods. All the best Simon Thelwall Member No 145 – Wayfarer ‘Misful’ |
Hi
all – When I collected my boat on 1 March for much needed painting etc, I
had set off back home only to find between Junction 40 & 39 on the M6 that I
had left my boat cover behind. So – back I went. The attached pic was taken
when I arrived at the club earlier in the day for the first time.Insurance4Dinghies
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Other sponsors for Bass Week
Also, we are pleased to announce that Lloyd Motors, Waugh & Musgrave, Saint & Co and Fat Face will be returning as sponsors and will be joined by Bass Lodges and The Sun Inn as new sponsors for the 2010 regatta.
Pre-season update
Those Members who have visited the club recently will have noticed a number of activities underway and more are planned for the near future, for example:
Following the flood damage in November the boat house and oar store doors have been replaced (that’s the room below the race office) and the window in the oar store has been replaced.
A temporary repair to the main cold water feed pipe to the clubhouse is still in place in the back field. The underground pipe in the back field has become brittle and a number of leaks were identified following the recent freeze. As part of a major refurbishment of the hot water storage system in the clubhouse (including solar panels on the clubhouse roof (subject to planning approval)) we will be replacing the cold water feed pipe from the road through Dubwath to the clubhouse in its entirety.
You may have noticed that the flagpole has been taken down for repairs. Now that the structure has dried out and been assessed it’s obvious that it will need complete replacement. We’re looking to replace the existing structure with an alternative one and possibly in a different position. However, in the mean time, the existing structure will undergo a repair and will be re-erected temporarily.
The Bates is being fitted with dual batteries and a split charging system in the hope that the engine will start reliably this year. If the bilge pump works overtime again (and let’s hope we don’t have another wet summer!) it will hopefully only flatten one of the batteries.
We’re in the process of assessing suitable replacement grass cutting machinery for the new season that will hopefully be more robust than the previous machines (although to date no fully submersible equipment has been found!).
During last years floods many of the remaining boat tie-downs were damaged as a result of boats floating above them and pulling them out. It is hoped that we will replace all the tie-downs progressively throughout the coming season with those of a standard design so that grass cutting around them is easier.
Following the very generous donation by one of our Members to start our training boat fund the fund has grown in leaps and bounds and has reached over £9400.00 so far. To date we’ve purchased three GRP Mirrors and a race rigged Topper to boost the Club boat fleet. My sincere thanks go to those Members who started and to those who have subsequently added +to the fund and to EON plc and North West Projects Ltd for their generous donations.
We’re hoping to give the family room and bar area a coat of paint in the next few weeks.
If any of you are willing to give up a few hours of your time to help with the above projects please contact Nick Orton (House), Mark Somerville (Grounds) or myself and we’ll point you in the direction of the relevant tools etc. (please don’t leave it to the same few volunteers).
Our floating jetty has also suffered as a result of the frozen conditions and one of the floatation blocks is damaged. Unfortunately the company that made the original floats no longer exists so an alternative will have to be sourced. It will be necessary to lift the front section of the jetty out of the water to remove the remnants of the existing float and fit a new one - just another task to add to the list.
What I said at the annual dinner about the demise of our trusty David Brown tractor has proved to be unfounded and thanks to the sterling efforts of Ken and his team the tractor is running again despite being fully submerged in the floods and subjected to temperatures of -15 Degrees C shortly afterwards. It will, we hope, be on site again shortly.
And finally, the 2010 handbook and the latest bumper edition of Foxy Tales are at the printers and will be with you shortly. Many thanks to those of you who have contributed to the publications.
Best wishes for an enjoyable and successful sailing season in 2010
Dave Nicholson
Once a sailor..
 ... always a sailor?! As ever, many of us just cannot
resist the temptation of the water especially through these cold winter
months. There are those that will even break the ice to be able to launch
their boat! Then there are those that fly off in search of some winter
warmth.This year Pete and Toni Nuttall are in Auckland and took to the water in relatively windy conditions (even though the camera doesn't particularly show it). Not sure what these pics show, but Pete is at the helm ....
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It Never Rains....
A really big burst pipe in the roadway under the back field but United Utilities stop tap wont shut off so the water meter has been going berserk and has been running for a while. Toggle and a few others tried to find the leak but had to get a digger. We have had to cut the pipe and double it over as a temporary measure as you can see but this means there is no water to the club house at all so there is NO WATER TO FLUSH TOILETS etc.
We are trying to get a temporary supply sorted but United Utilities said it wasn't an emergency so it would take 12 weeks to repair their stop tap!
Winter Walk
Thanks to Keith Thomas for an update following the first social event of the year - a walk which took a route through Wythop Forest for a high level view of the lake
Flooding left a mass of debris on the footpath
Becky Dawson and her galley slaves preparing food for the walkers
The walk was soooo tiring..
Sailing season will soon be here - Robbie D and Ethan waiting, trying to get the flagpole lowered for maintenance, and the safety officer is on a rescue mission - the ice has caused the Bates mooring to sink and he's off to save it!
Winter Wonderland
Did you
spot the snowman on the webcam? Various people have been at the club
enjoying the magnificent, magical, views. If you have any photos to share,
please send them to us to be loaded on the website.
Thanks to Claire for these pics
Thanks to Sarah for these pics
Many thanks to Alan Nicholson for the following pics
Happy New Year
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Those New Year revellers have done it again and had their antics caught
on the webcam but in colour this year! Very best wishes for 2010.
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A couple of old timers enjoying the party |
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Christmas is Coming
As promised, Santa stopped off at the club this afternoon gave out some early presents to members' children who had been enjoying an afternoon tea party. There followed some carol singing
and there were games too....
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| Mr and Mrs vice commodore tell Henry and Thomas they have to crew for Toggle next season | Our social secretary being very social |
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Toggle in the drink - AGAIN |
58th Annual General Meeting
At the AGM approx 40 members voted on the following
- To adopt the minutes of 57th AGM
- To adopt the Hon Treasurer's accounts for the year ending 30th September 2009
- After some discussion, Council's recommendation to leave subscriptions unchanged were challenged and it was proposed that they should increase by 3%. However, as the majority vote for the amendment was less than 75% of those voting, the amendment does not stand, and the subscriptions will remain the same for the forthcoming season.
- To elect the officers of the club
Commodore - Dave Nicholson
Vice Commodore - Stephen Kirkpatrick
Rear Commodore - Stephen Hunt
Hon Secretary - Pauline Nicholson
Hon Treasurer - Dave Lawson
Hon Sailing Secretary - Roy Blackburn - To elect council of the club
Lucy Cowen, John Prestidge and Alan Waugh stepped down and were thanked for their help and efforts
Becky Dawson, Andrea Kirkpatrick and Nick Orton were newly voted on to council along with the remainder of the outgoing council - Claire Garrison was elected Hon Auditor
- The existing fleet captains were re-elected
- It was agreed to amend rule
3 (A)iii to read:
“Family members being the husband, wife, or child of an Ordinary member, Associate member, Life member, Country, or Senior member………………” - It was agreed to replace bye-law 4 to read
“Camping (in tents, caravans or motor homes) shall only be undertaken in the Clubs grounds on specific days nominated by the Council. Those days nominated for camping will be detailed in the current years handbook and, where relevant, in Bass Week and Open meeting literature (with amendments posted on the Club notice board). Some camping days will be for tents only. Camping in the Clubs grounds at any other time is not permitted” - It was agreed to amend
Rule 6 Clause (1) ii. to read
“Other persons elected………” - It was agreed to delete Rule 6 Clause (1) iii.
- After considerable discussion, a proposal to amend Rule 12 was defeated
There followed an open discussion on various matters stemming from the following points
a) Does the Club racing programme support close racing and help sailors improve?
b) Does our taster session/training scheme directly feed into the Club’s racing programme and provide a logical step up from training to racing and is this what the Club wishes to happen?
No answers were determined, but it was accepted that class racing helps improve sailors racing skills