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Rollys Brownies International Moth UK Nationals at Weymouth Overall

by Gareth Davies 2 Jul 2013 17:20 BST 27-30 June 2013

The final day of the Rolly's Brownies National Championship greeted the now swollen fleet of 69 Moths, as a few more mothies joined in for the weekend racing. But first thing Sunday there was a huge bank of sea mist over Portland harbour and a few were sceptical that once again the moth nationals could be cut short. The race officer headed out to the race course and after a brief delay the mist started to clear and the fleet was called out to the Race course.

Race 10

Got away clean again but with a sub foiling breeze many boats got stuck low riding down the race track. The key thing was to avoid the large hole on the course; something that Peter Barton revels in. This meant that by the windward mark and by Peter banking hard left he had a 200 metre lead on the fleet, but it's hard work these day to stay in front and by the end of the race Chris Rashley came good to take the win, but the question was how had Rob Greenhalgh faired? He had escaped any issues on the course and took 2nd followed by Mike Lennon 3rd and Ben Paton was 4th.

Race 11

By race 11 the breeze had built a bit and a good start was now the key, by this time there were many battles going on across the fleet as you could see everyone was trying to catch the person in front of them. Once again the race got away clean, Rob Greenhalgh was not going to drag the event championship any longer and took the win with Chris Rashley 2nd and Mike Lennon 3rd, Simon Hiscocks came 4th. Rob had done enough by this point and headed for the showers.

Race 12

The breeze was now back up to 12 knots and the sun had once again come out to say good bye to the moth fleet, by this time there were some tired legs out there but this did not stop the 63 finishers of the final race. The win was taken by Simon Hiscocks followed by Chris Rashley 2nd and Mike Lennon 3rd, Paul Goodison 4th. The fleet then headed ashore most with big smiles on their faces.

To sum things up this was the biggest Moth Nationals in the UK and Castle Cove Sailing Club did it justice with a fantastic race team and very competent rescue crew in some testing conditions. Even the weather played ball with mixed wind conditions across the 12 races but every day the sun came out. This venue will now be named as Weyibiza, we would like to thank all the sponsors for their support – Azure Logo Embroidery, Shock Sailing, Blueteq, Palmers Brewery and the Acqua Beach Hotel.

But special thanks goes to Helen Rollinson of Rolly's Brownies for all her hard work and sponsoring the event.

The fleet now look forward to Hayling Island open on July 27th and 28th the venue of the 2014 Nationals and world championship, they know they will have their work cut out to top this event.

If you require any photos or videos of the event of your boat then please email or with your sail number and they will send all relating photos and footage. Please give them a bit of time to respond as they have offered their services voluntarily and will not charge you for this service.

Overall Results:
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PosSail NoHelmClubR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8R9R10R11R12Pts
14047Robert GreenhalghStokes Bay SC1111‑4212221(RET)14
27Chris RashleyRoyal London Yacht Club‑32221‑323112218
33985Simon HiscocksCastle Cove Sailing Club2743‑101315‑94131
43980Mike LennonHISC453‑63‑655433338
53942Jason BelbenStokes Bay Sailing Club84‑95776‑11865662
63982Ben PatonLymington53617‑27(DNC)793410569
740Tom OfferRock11‑165824(OCS)136715879
83795Peter BartonRoyal Lymington YC129‑17951286758‑1581
93945Eelco Boersde roerkoning131112712114411‑14‑16792
103941Gareth Daviesstone sailing club10616101199710‑41‑281098
114037Jason RussellHISC612101288141013‑169‑16102
125Mike CookeSouth West Cider Squad915111918(DNC)1189127‑28119
133916James PhareQueen Mary SC720‑404652019152125‑38142
143607Olivier Vidal ‑2117201113132112121711‑25147
153729Phillip Kasermann 1510‑30131510151414‑301926151
163972Yann AndrillonASNQ181819181415101617‑2513‑27158
174033Ricky TaggHayling Island1787‑3221213029(RET)11613163
183622Fabien FroeschSNG161313‑2322191615‑2419239165
193614Doug PybusQMSC1423‑26211617121723‑292111175
203944Richard WestburyBartley SC‑332114‑262018132326151812180
213711Dan WardFrensham Ponds2019‑351491425301620‑3524191
223981Simon ReynoldsWhitstable Yacht Club22‑3024161716232520‑322417204
233592Rory FitzpatrickNYC/RYC24243620RET(DNC)182122(OCS)1214224
243870Ollie HoldenHISC25252225252227242824‑31‑31247
253764Dan VincentStokes Bay Sailing Club32‑332322192326‑3331182929252
263915Good MorganBRYC283227RET(DNC)(DNC)22223382219254
273684Sven KloppenburgRSV/SCR31262536(DNC)(DNC)282825221422257
28940Kevin Ellway 264015RET(DNC)(DNC)323629102020269
293947Leigh AlbrechtQMSC23273140(DNC)(DNC)312634353018295
304042Giovanni GaleottiRYCB29444215232439311934‑46(RET)300
313718Anthony RezzougASNQ(RET)2948RET(DNS)29242018374037323
323943Richard EdwardsParkstone YC274528RET(DNC)(DNC)171841443334328
334045Matthew PonsfordHISC363534RET(DNC)(DNC)333430283423328
343766Alex KoukourakisEastbourne Soverign SCRETRET37RET(DNC)(DNC)192721262621332
353635John ChambersCoal Harbour373432(DNC)24273437‑43383836337
363995Graham Simmonds 383621(DNC)(DNC)DNC293227362730350
373849Constantijn Weber 4041‑4734282837423633‑4543362
383730Jon PeatsCastle Cove Sailing Club(RET)3750302625353838‑574344366
393946Paul BeardQueen Mary SC353933RET(DNC)(DNC)364140393940383
403940Jo EvansStokes Bay Sailing Club394229(DNS)(DNC)DNC384437133632384
413830John CliftonShoreham SC42434133RET(DNC)‑573932425233390
423891David EdwardsTATA Steel SC19148313020RET(DNS)(DNS)DNCDNCDNC405
433715Chris Jeeves 5150‑533531(DNC)404546314945423
443758Jono PankCastle Cove Sailing Club41384938RET(DNC)‑554342434751425
453924Tim PenfoldHISC30283827(DNC)30RET(DNS)DNSDNC3239433
463935Claire Gavigniaux 5049463732RET545148‑55‑5650448
473674Neil BakerHISC342218242926(DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNC449
483914Ole Frey 434744RET(DNC)(DNC)414844405547450
493605Cameron StewartHISC4448RET28RET(DNC)(DNC)5045544848455
503994Damien Le Houerou 454652(DNC)(DNC)DNC444035473735455
513432Kyle StonehamTBYC47525439RET(DNC)(DNC)5254496155496
5242Phil OligarioStokes Bay SC56RET45RET(DNC)(DNC)434649DNC4246498
533601Hans Rasmussen 525456RET(DNC)(DNC)475451505454513
544043Paul Hayden 48RET39RET(DNC)(DNC)423539DNCDNCDNC522
553312Miles BurrageTBYC545355RET(DNC)(DNC)565553526052531
563893Tom Lambert 495151(DNS)(DNC)DNC4549RETDNC4441536
573632Martin FearBristol Corinthian Yacht Club46314329RET(DNC)RET(DNS)DNSDNCDNCDNC539
583106Helen RollinsonCastle Cove Sailing Club53RET(DNS)RET(DNC)DNC515352485956543
593759Nic StreatfeildRutland55RET(DNC)RET(DNC)DNC4956RET4658RET552
603959Paul Goodison (DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNC27174566
613861Annalise Murphey (DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNC464747565042584
623757Andrew BleeDraycote Water SC(DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNC485850455149597
633837David SimmondsHayling Island SC(DNC)(DNC)DNCDNSDNCDNC585755515353623
643254Keri Harris (DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNC595956606257649
653665Unknown (DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNC2341DNC656
663763Simon PhilbrickPoole YC(DNS)(DNS)DNSDNSDNCDNC53DNC57586358659
673495Stuart Scottscalingdam5755(DNC)(DNS)DNCDNC50DNCRETDNCDNCDNC664
68395Jim McMillan (DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNC52RETDNS5357DNC666
693621Ken BarkerParkstone YC(DNS)(DNC)DNCDNSDNCDNC60RETDNSDNCDNCDNC712
703954Unknown (DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNC59DNCDNC725
71=3437Unknown (DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNC740
72=3946Paul BeardQueen Mary SC(DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNC740
73=3934Damien Le HouerouASQ(DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNC740

Ladies National Champion - Jo Evans
1st Overseas Competitor - Eelco Boers
1st Silver Fleet – Rory Fitzpatrick
1st Bronze Fleet - Tim Penfold
1st Junior Master - Simon Hiscocks
1st Master – Mike Lennon
1st Grand Master - Kevin Ellway
Three Plus Trophy (boat over 3 years old) – Olivier Vidal
1st Under 19 – David Simmonds
1st Under 21 – Matthew Ponsford
1st Noble Marine Grand Prix Championship 2013 - Tom Offer
1st Winter Series 2013 - Gareth Davies

2013 UK Moth Championship Analytics (provided by Data to Value)

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