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RS800 Nationals at Exe Sailing Club - Overall

by RS Class Association 21 Sep 2010 11:55 BST 16-19 September 2010

The final day of the championships dawned with the championship already in the bag for Ben McGrane and Roz Allen. They decided to race anyway as the quality of racing is superb. The racing of the day was for second place with six boats in the hunt. With 14knots of breeze from the south and a choppy sea state the final two races were probably the best of the championship.

Race 8

After a couple of general recalls and a couple of black flags the race was under way. With a consistent pressure across the course it was a drag race to the windward mark. James Date and Toby Wincer nailed the pin end start and won the race to the windward mark. Closely followed by about ten boats in close proximity with all the second place candidates in the mix. With multiple place changes going on for the first couple of laps. Ben and Roz once again pulled through to the front to win their seventh race of the week. Peter Barton and Olivier Vidal claimed second, and with Stevi Wilson and Adam Broughton third. Charlie Roome and Dave Steed’s second overall hopes were handed a big blow with a pitch pole down the last run.

Race 9

Was yet another tight and exciting race. James and Toby yet again led at the windward mark but with this time with a larger lead. Neil Baker and James Hughes were second until a capsize down the second the run put pay to their chances of a top seven place overall. Stevi and Adam took over second place with a gaggle of seven boats trying to take third place. James and Toby looked comfortable to take the victory until they dropped their spinnaker into the water at the final leeward mark which allowed Stevi and Adam to gybe inside them and take their second race win of the week. James and Toby recovered to take second. With Nick Charles and Chris Martin impressively took third ahead of Ben and Roz.

Overall it was a fantastic championships with Phil Morrison doing a great job as race officer, and the galley girls making yummy cakes. Obviously Ben and Roz took the championship, with Stevi and Adam in second. Peter and Olivier completed the podium in third.

The classes next event is the Inland Championships at Queen Mary Sailing Club on the 23/24th October.

Overall Results:

PosSail NoHelmCrewR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8R9Pts
1st1163Ben McgraneRoz Allen1111-4111-47
2nd1167Stevi WilsonAdam Broughton45-13219-163125
3rd1016Pete BartonOlivier Vidal627-186-822631
4th1158Charlie RoomeDave Steed-11953825-12739
5th1144Nicholas CharlesChris Martin1043610-143-14339
6th878Tim SaxtonNichola Groves5-132-1434711840
7th1124Laurie Fitzjohn-SykesDaniel Allin210-145-153961045
8th1130Neil BakerJames Hughes12644-131147(DNF)48
9th1Chris WebberJim Baldwin13397212-19-18551
10th1121Ben SchoolingTim Hirst37121211713(DNF)(DNC)65
11th1128Andy JeffriesAllyson Ody81210-1716-1964965
12th1148James DateToby Wincer-191416-22513115266
13th1133Justin DealEmma Johnson-16156107-161081369
14th1166Ralph SingletonOllie Singleton9-218139-2114161281
15th1101Russell GibbsMegan Filema1481115-236-20171687
16th1005Andrew GouldEmma Pathybridge1711-2181410-23131992
17th962Matt RainbackSimon Foskett-20-201711121712151599
18th1047Simon GrundyGuy Whitby181619919-20159(BFD)105
19th985Dan KilsbyBart Bridgen2122-24162058(BFD)14106
20th1156Jon BennettPaul Hargreaves-2218222022-25211011124
21st966Hugh WatsonSusanna Bickford7191828291517(DNF)(DNC)133
22nd913Hugh ShoneHannah Tattersall-251720-291818222117133
23rd968Tom FoskettJames Foskett15232919172318(DNF)(DNC)144
24th1072Alex FarrMarcelle Newbold28-3823-302122251926164
25th1142Oli WoodsBarney Woods2424(DNF)2324272623-31171
26th953Andrew PickrellAlex Rodgers-352627-343124272018173
27th982Philip PoynerCharlie Poyner3029-3621-3429282622185
28th961Chris GouldPenny Hooper2927-30-352826242824186
29th1129Paul KellyGemma Lindsay233225253830(DNF)(BFD)20193
30th1076Samuel SeddonJoshua Seddon3130-33-332633292421194
31st1143Anna WoodsJane Turner-36-3915273534323025198
32nd810Liam StacpooleTom Stacpoole-332532313032(DNF)2523198
33rd879Thomas LambertNicola Smith27312824252835(DNF)(DNF)198
34th1151John HinsleyTom Durham-37-3734322731342228208
35th964Jack HawkinsJames Hawkins263438-39323531(BFD)27223
36th1074Jon KeastAlec Accleton343335-38(DNF)36332729227
37th822Simon PryorJamie Dawson-3935-37373637302930234
38th940Andy RitchieAndy Bayliss3828312633(DNC)(DNC)DNCDNC236
39th1077Nick SmithHannah Smith32362636373836(DNF)(DNC)241

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