SNT Sailjuice

   Wind direction made it shifty, course didn't have a proper beat in the second race and in my opinion was too short for the size of the single hander fleet.  We had big rafting issues which ruined the race for some people.  Coupled with a windward mark placed in the only area of the lake shadowed by trees.  Only the single handers had trackers.  Hence why you couldn't see anything for the assy/double handers.  Still a great event, weather was really pleasant.  Brilliant meticulous organisation as usual, from parking to the excellent galley service.  I simply love this event, it's frankly miles ahead of the others in the series.  
Thanks Northampton yet again.  7 zeros were racing, 4 aeros (only two owned ones I beleive) of varying rigs.

Now if I could just find the results?.??? As I have no idea who came where! 

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Null Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Really should get out more Joined: 11 May 14 Online Status: Offline Posts: 745	Post Options Post Reply Quote Null Report Post Quote Reply Topic: SNT Sailjuice Posted: 25 Jan 15 at 1:41pm
	Wind direction made it shifty, course didn't have a proper beat in the second race and in my opinion was too short for the size of the single hander fleet. We had big rafting issues which ruined the race for some people. Coupled with a windward mark placed in the only area of the lake shadowed by trees. Only the single handers had trackers. Hence why you couldn't see anything for the assy/double handers. Still a great event, weather was really pleasant. Brilliant meticulous organisation as usual, from parking to the excellent galley service. I simply love this event, it's frankly miles ahead of the others in the series. Thanks Northampton yet again. 7 zeros were racing, 4 aeros (only two owned ones I beleive) of varying rigs. Now if I could just find the results?.??? As I have no idea who came where!

Simon Lovesey Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Far too distracted from work Joined: 30 Nov 04 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 349	Post Options Post Reply Quote Simon Lovesey Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 25 Jan 15 at 1:22pm
	Nick Craig was sailing an OK, top 10 but still waiting on the results. Great winter sailing, sunny, moderate breeze, only issue direction not best for lake, so all a bit crowded
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Time Lord Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Far too distracted from work Joined: 03 Dec 13 Location: Warwickshire Online Status: Offline Posts: 301	Post Options Post Reply Quote Time Lord Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 25 Jan 15 at 1:01pm
	On the news section of Sailjuice site it says: Record turnout : Double Handers Fireball - Ian Dobson and Dan Schniber. Single Handers - Phantom Will Gulliver, Asymmetric RS 400 Sam Knight Results to follow RS 400 Sam and John Knight win the Stevie Nicholson Trophy, with Sam Knight also managing to sail in the RS300 fleet. From my recollection of the entries, Nick Craig was not entered. Also wind looked to be in high teens rather than the destruction derby predicted by some.
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scotsfinn Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Far too distracted from work Joined: 17 May 12 Location: Glasgow Online Status: Offline Posts: 284	Post Options Post Reply Quote scotsfinn Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 25 Jan 15 at 11:20am
	OK Guys - it's Sunday Morning and not a thing on the Forum about the Steve Nicholson Trophy. Are you are asleep - was it that hard an event? How good was it. What was the story of the day? What happened to the Two Handers and Asymmetric Boats? Din't seem to appear in separate results or on tracker How many D-ones and who reigned supreme D-Zero vs Aero Bar - who had the best turnout. sailing, fun and best points haul Why didn't Nick Craig win out right? Where was Mr Holman? ect ect
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