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Scottish Hansa Class TT at Clydemuirshiel Country Park, Lochwinnoch

by Moira Campbell, Southwest Scotland Sailability 16 May 2018 11:48 BST 29 April 2018
Scottish Hansa Class TT at Clydemuirshiel Country Park © Mary Christison

A brilliant, sunny, breezy day welcomed all competitors and supporters to the first Scottish Hansa Traveller of 2018. With eight boats competing, six 303 one person, one 303 two person and one 2.3, it was decided that all 3 classes would start together.

We welcomed our first English sailor Matthew Daly, who sailed in the 303 one person Class.

Jessica Campbell, 303 two person, was racing after competing at Whitefriars the previous day, continuing her target of competing in every Hansa Traveller in the U.K. this year.

The day's racing was both enjoyable and eventful. Lexie Piper aged 6 sailing with Jessica Campbell, after sailing the first 2 races had a start line incident and needed to miss the remaining races. It has not put Lexie off though and she is looking forward to the next Hansa Scottish TT at the Galloway Activity Centre on Sunday 27th May.

Overall Results:

Hansa 303 one person Class
1st Rory McKinna (Clyde Cruising Club)
2nd Phil Reoch (Castle Semple)
3rd Craig Holland (RSDC)
4th Matthew Daly (Bolton Sailing Club)
5th Steven Bramwell (Castle Semple)
6th Stuart Caldwell (Castle Semple)

Hansa 303 two person Class
1st Jessica Campbell and Lexie Piper (Southwest Scotland Sailability @GAC)

Hansa 2.3 Class
1st Sasha Piper (Southwest Scotland Sailability @GAC)

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