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Redwing National Championship at the Isles of Scilly - Day 3

by Brian Carvey 25 Aug 2016 22:55 BST 21-26 August 2016
Day 3 of the Redwing National Championship at the Isles of Scilly © Brian Carvey

Tuesdays weather on the Isles of Scilly proved to be good for everything except sailing, a perfect summers day without wind.

Luckily conditions improved on Wednesday to allow the Race Committee the opportunity to run two races.

The first race saw Colin Crabbs Redwing Dragon take the lead however local Redwinger Keith Buchanan made full use of knowing the local waters to get past on the second round and held on for top spot.

The second race saw Buchanan leading from the early stages and hold off all challenges to make it two in a row.

Having gained a very creditable sixth in the days first race Looe pairing of James Porter and crew Claire Jaycock were forced to miss the second race due to the small matter of getting married. An event planned for what should have been the lay day.

Results after day 3:

PosSail NoBoatHelmCrewClubR1R2R3R4Pts
1st251ShagKeith BuchananNed BuchananScillonian S.C.‑31113
2nd244DragonColin CrabbAdam HaylerLooe S.C.2‑5226
3rd243Celtic WarriorArthur KinverTamsin KinverLooe S.C.1‑17359
4th250Spirit of Bald EaglePeter KinverJoe PalfreyLooe S.C.42‑539
5th240The Red DevilJack PopeIvan JaycockLooe S.C.634‑3113
6th225SweetsongMike StaceDeanna MortonTenby S.C.54‑10413
7th211ChantyEric EvansKatie QuickNorth Devon S.C.8‑97621
8th253Wight FalconMike FoulkesAntoine JonesLooe S.C.77‑12721
9th224Maid of West G‑LooeJames PorterClaire BurncastleLooe S.C.986‑3123
10th252Red KitePaul DunnTristan WarehamLooe S.C.‑1169924
11th228PintailBill DowellNan DowellTenby S.C.‑17118827
12th166RosewingDavid Buchanan Scillonian S.C.‑1410111132
13th95FantasticJames FletcherKylie CarterScillonian S.C.‑1913181041
14th190PegasusAlex MacdonaldRuth AllenTenby S.C.10‑21151641
15th246NightingaleCecil DuValleHedley MartinLooe S.C.1215‑161441
16th200SeagullFran ClarkeLuke HumphriesScillonian S.C.‑1818131243
17th154ChaffinchMike HickPoppy FlaxmaNorth Devon S.C.151414‑1843
18th183ChoughGeoff GodboltPaul SteeperLooe S.C.13‑19171545
19th178VenusCarol ShaveJake BuchananScillonian S.C.‑2516191348
20th144RubyBen HicksXanthie HicksScillonian S.C. St Agnes1612‑232351
21st194VianneMike HannafordMark WhiteOxford S.C.‑2020201757
22nd221DiscressionJohn BanksChristine NicholeScillonian S.C.2122‑312164
23rd149PenguinJack Le BretinJean Claude CamarPlerin23‑31222065
24th77Althea VegaMark UnderwoodJim BeardScillonian S.C.2223‑242267
25th134BallerinaKeith GrossetJonno GrossetScillonian S.C.‑3131211971
26th2KittiwakeRichard SpillerKeith Cockerill 2424‑252472
27th19GleamAiden HicksRosieScillonian S.C. St Agnes‑3131313193
27th198Duke of FivepenceSam StephanArchie HicksScillonian S.C.‑3131313193
27th187JinxRichard HandJulian PierceScillonian S.C.‑3131313193
27th92CherokeeAdrian DaviesMickScillonian S.C.‑3131313193

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