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RS200 Open at Wembley Sailing Club

by Rob Janering 21 Oct 2008 17:46 BST 12 October 2008

23 boats arrived at Wembley SC on Sunday 12th October for a SEAS open meeting. They were met with blazing, warm sunshine, but not a breathe of wind! However, after some bacon butty eating and a little bantering, a light southerly filled in and the fleet launched.

On a short course, 2 brisk races were held. I Mairs/T Watson led for the majority of race one, only to be overtaken on the last lap by a charging Steve Janering/Lottie Wakeling. Steve & Judy Restall made up the top three. The Restall’s went two places better in the 2nd race however, leading from start to finish. Behind, there wasn’t much changing of positions on a fairly processional course. S Greaves/S Bickford scored a solid 2nd, with Gun Gillow/Adam ‘The Cat’ Page in 3rd.

For race three, the breeze had shifted to the southwest, as well as strengthening, to allow a little hiking on the beat! Rob Janering/Marianthe Evangeledis showed their Inland Champs form to win comfortably after a tough first lap tussle with Julian Bradley/Paul Hayes, who ended 2nd. S Janering/Wakeling rounded out a WSC 1,2,3.

The final race saw a number of the top contenders black flagged, which left the way clear for top youth team Andrew & Ian Gill to lead for 90% of the final race – until S Janering/Wakeling again gained the lead at the death. Mike Chapman/Lynne Ratcliffe finished 3rd.

Overall, Janering/Wakeling were comfortable winners with the Restall’s 2nd and Nick Charles/Fiona Hall 3rd.

Overall Results:

PosSail NoHelmCrewClubR1R2R3R4Pts
1st11 78Steve JanneringLottie WakelingWembley SC1RAF315
2nd10 10Steve RestallJudy RestallDowns SC3110BFD14
3rd09 53Nick CharlesF HallLittleton SC5BFD4514
4th09 41Mike ChapmanLynne RatcliffeBexhill SC / Bough Beech SC857315
5th13 01Pete VincentTessa NicholsBristol CYC645DNF15
6th12 63Julian BradleyPaul HayesWembley SC772BFD16
7th12 64Simon GillowAdam PageBewl Valley SC43161017
8th11 30Rob JanneringMarianthe EvangelidesWembley SC981BFD18
9th08 78I MairsT WatsonChipstead SC2149718
10th10 23S GreavesS BickfordRickmansworth SC13215419
11th08 34Andrew GillIan GillWembley SC121113225
12th11 65Ian PickardKaren FalconRYA101018626
13th04 87James BoyceSam TolerPapercourt SC1566BFD27
14th11 44John GillSherriden KilwickWembley SC16914831
15th11 31Tony WakelingKate WakelingWembley SC1715111137
16th12 90Mike ClaytonSteven ClaytonRoyal Harwich YC20128DNF40
17th06 12Phil WaindSonya WaindWembley SC141917940
18th10 19Richard CookeJane HillWembley SC2116191247
19th09 74James ClaytonJames WilliamsRoyal Harwich YC1817201348
20th13 02Jessica PorwayColette PorwayAlton Water SC221812BFD52
21st09 84Nigel HarnimanEmma HarnimanWembley SC1913BFDDNF56
22nd07 87Francis BucknallBen BucknallWembley SC11DNFDNFDNS59
23rd08 88Matt SheahanEllie SheahanNetley SC232021DNS64

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