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2017 Laser Midland Grand Prix after Round 3

by Paul Williamson 27 Mar 2017 21:29 BST 27 March 2017

Three events have taken place so far in the 2017 Laser Midland Grand Prix. The wind conditions have varied from very windy and very cold at Rutland to perfect Sunny and wind conditions at Tamworth sandwiched between these was Chelmarsh that had light wind.

A common theme as with previous years in the Midland Grand Prix circuit is that there have been three different winners from the first three events. Ross Williams from Grafham won at Rutland, whilst Cameron Smith won at his home club at Chelmarsh and Craig Williamson from Hayling Island won at Tamworth.

Meanwhile Andy Allen from Trimpley is leading overall with a second place at Chelmarsh and the sixth place at Tamworth. Thomas Woodings from Carsington is second with a third place at Rutland and an eighth at Tamworth. Joe Scurrah also from Carsington is third with a sixth at Rutland and fifth at Tamworth.

There is still a long way to go in the 2017 series; with 20 events in total and six to qualify there is still plenty to play for. The next event in the series is at Earlswood lakes sailing club on 2 April. There is then a break until Blithfield on 7 May and Swarkestone on 14 May.

As in previous years the Laser Grand Prix circuits are generously sponsored by Wildwind Sailing Holidays and Rooster Sailing. Wildwind provide a holiday at their resort in Vasalliki in Greece and Rooster support the prizes for the final prize givings for each grand prix region.

Results after Round 3:

PosHelmRutlandChelmarshTamworth
1stAndy Allan026
2ndThomas Woodings308
3rdJoe Scurrah605
4thRichard Mason1802
5thMike Homer21017
6thCameron Smith010
7thCraig Williamson001
8thRoss Williams100
9thNeil Barrett200
10thDaniel Wigmore003
11thGordon Blissett030
12thAdam rowlatt040
13thGarry knot004
14thMark Williams400
15thRichard coats050
16thRichard Pratt500
17thAlison Taylor060
18thChris Wright070
19thJason Culmer007
20thToby woodings700
21stSam Jones800
22ndStephen Woodhouse080
23rdDavid Williams900
24thJohn Dickinson090
25thLazaros Andronis009
26thAndrew Yates0010
27thKevin Nichols1000
28thPaul Powell0100
29thEllie Craig1100
30thJohn Biggs0011
31stJulian Rowlatt0110
32ndGeorge Sunderland0012
33rdJulian Talbert0120
34thM Barrett1200
35thEvan Williams1300
36thIan Davies0013
37thRichard Lycett0130
38thDarren Rudge0014
39thSimon Limb1400
40thBen Richardson1500
41stTom plant0015
42ndMike Harding1600
43rdNeil Turnbull0016
44thCharlie Turnbull1700
45thMitesh Patel0018
46thAndrew Potter1900
47thMichael Dalziel0019
48thFiona Tylecote2000
49thJosh Appleton0020
50thAdrian Jennings0021
51stDominic Crowley0022
52ndJez Onions2200
53rdDes Luxton0023
54thSimon Wigmore0024

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