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Liverpool Yacht Club Summer Series - Race 4

by Richard Baldwin 1 Aug 2007 10:53 BST 29 July 2007

Liverpool Yacht Club held the fourth race of their Summer Series on Sunday 29th July. It was a depleted fleet as many yachts were in Anglesey for the Straits fortnight but a sunny day and NW force five.

This saw race Officer John Myerscough set challenging courses including a beat down river leaving Dukes buoy and the cruise ship Maasdam to port followed by a run up river then utilising both the Eastham and Garston channel buoys and finishing with a beat back down river to the club finish line.

Mark Blanchard’s Jenevieve, the lone Class 1, boat raced with the Class 2 boats and Warwick Telfer’s Clarevouyant, the one Class 3 boat raced its own course.

A challenging and enjoyable race was had by all who raced.

Summer Series 4 Results:

Class 1 IRC (TCF > 0.936)
1st Mark Blanchard’s J92 Jenevieve

Class 2 IRC (TCF 0.871 – 0.935)
1st Adam Kyffin and Jonathan Oliver’s Formula 28 Flash II
2nd John D’Henin’s Starlight 30 Quilla
3rd Richard Mann’s Toledo II Defiance

Class 3 IRC (TCF < 0.871)
1st Warwick Telfer’s Achilles 24 Clarevouyant

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