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Capita RS Feva Inland Championships at Rutland Sailing Club

by RS Class Association 26 Jun 2014 11:26 BST 21-22 June 2014
CAPITA RS Feva Inland Championships at Rutland © Peter Newton

The RS Feva Inlands Championships had a new sponsor for 2014. Capita is a UK leader in business process management and outsourcing solutions. Rutland Sailing Club hosted the event with Stuart Childerley as the Race Officer.

With a light wind forecast for the whole weekend the plan was for 4 races on Saturday. Racing got away in 5 knots of very shifty breeze. First start got away on a black flag after 3 attempts. However after 8 minutes racing the wind vanished and to the cheering of the fleet the race was abandoned.

Finally some decent breeze came through and the fleet get away clean on a black flag in 7 knots of breeze. First at mark one was Lucy Greenwood and Nathan Loma followed by Archie Leckie and Harvey Leigh; 3rd Hannah and Maddy Bristow; 4th Will and Matt Taylor. By the end of lap one Team Taylor take the lead from Team Bristow. These positions held to the finish with Archie and Harvey in third; 4th James Hammett & Ben Todd; 5th Piers Nicholls & Freddie Peters; 6th Bradley Duffy & Bella Cox.

Race 2 got under way in 5-6 knots of wind with a clean start on a square line. All day the only breeze was under the clouds so the PRO was quick to get a race started as soon as new wind came down the lake. The wind hung above 4 knots and the leaders have made it to the first mark. Will and Matt lead from Rory Odell & Josh Bonsey; 3rd Bethany & Freya. By the end of lap 1 in the 2nd race, Team Taylor still lead from Archie and Harvey; Jessie Main and Poppy Gilks moved up to third. But all change at the front! At the second windward mark Rory and Josh take the lead from the Taylors; 3rd Archie and Harvey. Following a very light last beat the breeze came down the run with the leaders making for some very tight finishes. Rory and Josh held the lead despite trying to beat to the finish line with the kite up! Will and Matt took second while Archie and Harvey were third; 4th: Jessie & Poppy; 5th James & Ben; 6th Luke Beuvink & Matt Clarke.

The third race got away in 7 knots a big right shift made it a beat to the finish. Will and Matt win the race; 2nd Fin and Dan Armstrong; 3rd Ed Norbury and Charlie Hutchings; 4th Rory and Josh; 5th Piers and Freddie; 6th James and Ben.

Unfortunately the forecast was correct & racing was abandoned for day 2. So positions stayed the same.

Overall Results:

PosSail NumberHelmCrewClubR1R2R3Pts
1st5028Will TaylorMatt TaylorStour / Alton Water SC1214
2nd2510Rory OdellJosh BonseyNorthampton71412
3rd5161Archie LeckieHarvey LeighLeigh and Lowton SC33915
4th4740James HammettBen ToddHISC45615
5th4610Hannah BristowMadeline BristowLeigh and Lowton28818
6th5634Pier E D NichollsSir Freddie PetersHauling island SC514524
7th5426Bradley DuffyBella CoxOakham/Rutland671730
8th4361James ScottIsobel ClarkHayling Island SC8101331
9th4883Jessie MainPoppy GilksQMSC1041832
10th4623Edward NorburyCharlie HutchingsWarsash SC1912334
11th5146Daniel LewisElliott MarshallDraycote Water1391436
12th4890Fin ArmstrongDan ArmstrongRTYC2411237
13th453Harry BarkerJosh BeckBowmoor1713737
14th4945Jack LewisLucas MarshallDraycote Water2361140
15th4470Cris EdmondsJess HardingChew Valley Lake SC12172150
16th3362Ellie WaltonAlicia Campbell‑BottosHISC9311555
17th5626Matthew CaigerHelen JonesSevenoaks School / Burnham SC21261057
18th2431Tom ProffittAlex MiddletonRutland Sailing Club28161660
19th926Lucy GreenwoodNathan IomasOxford sailing Club14272263
20th759Miles JonesTom NottinghamWinchester College25211965
21st5631Ewan LukeDaisy Lee‑BrowneRydal Penrhos School33251270
22nd2508Jess JobsonGrace GaddRTYC15362071
23rd4530Michael DyerSamuel DyerHerne Bay Sailing Club26202773
24th4103George TardrewSam LythgoeWembley16283074
25th4994Luke BeuvinkMatthew ClarkeBurnham sailing club29242376
26th4071William TaylorArthur ConnollyBurnham sailing club31153278
27th5627William CaigerCaitlin AtkinBewl Valley SC / Burnham SC18194178
28th502Abi ClarkeJack EllisGrafham20184078
29th3999Josh HaynesDom CotterillBowmoor SC11333579
30th5630Thomas BaleAmy BaleSouth Caernarfonshire Yacht Club27302481
31st4987Hebe HemmingSaskia InmanWest Kirby Sailing Club37232888
32nd2609Daniel ShillakerSally ShillakerHill Mead30352691
33rd3638Alice EdmondsLiz WiddicombeChew Valley Lake SC22413194
34th3774Flossie TannerOllie PerrySilverWing Sailing Club35342594
35th4924Bethany TaylorFreya DumbellEssex Yacht Club38223797
36th5288Caitlin WebsterLucy CotterillBowmoor392939107
37th1865Johannes BasleyFraser WilliamsRydel413234107
38th5773Tom WestonPaddy JefferiesItchenor Sailing Club344036110
39th821Howard HeadJacob Vincent‑WrightRoyal Hospital School364629111
40th4385Jude McFarlane BondEric McFarlane BondBaltic Wharf Sailing Club433933115
41st5039Bernard VisserCharles CoxOakham/Rutland324243117
42nd4000Simon BorehamDaniel BorehamRutland Water SC423738117
43rd4606Henry NeveOliver DemetriOakham/Rutland443842124
44th4621Isobel PorterBlythe BerryEmsworth SC/CYC404444128
45th2165Harvey ElmsJames HayesRutland Sailing Club454545135
46th982Caitlin TeeceMason ClarkeRydalDNC4346139
47th4682Greg KellyGeorge CatchpoleWaveney & Oulton Broad YCDNCDNCDNC150
47th129Rex FarantHenry WhiteBewl Valley SCDNCDNCDNC150
47th4603Joe HillsXavier BlackmanOakham/RutlandDNCDNCDNC150

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