Please select your home edition
Edition
Henri-Lloyd Dynamic Range

Hansa TT at Burghfield Sailing Club

by Simon Smith 25 Jun 2018 12:43 BST 23 June 2018
Hansa dinghies at Burghfield © Simon Smith

On Saturday 23 June, Burghfield Sailing Club welcomed 21 Hansa dinghies to its now famous turquoise lake. The weather was hot and sunny with a generally feeble North Westerly blowing fitfully.

The ultraviolet shielding weed repellent dye is working hard to cope with the relentless sun we have been experiencing, but there were still patches of weed floating around. The rescue and support boats were briefed to monitor the situation and assist in clearing the keels if weed became trapped.

The race officers laid a simple triangular course that would cope with the wind conditions.

In the Liberty Class Tessa Watkiss from Frensham Pond won with 3 straight firsts.

In the 303 Double Handers Peter Etherton and Peta Etherton from Frensham Pond won with two firsts and a second.

In the 303 Single Handers James Woosnam from Frensham Pond also won with two firsts and a second.

In the 2.3 class Lindsay Burns from Frensham Pond also won with 3 first places.

Did somebody mention that Frensham Pond did rather well?

More photos can be viewed on Flickr here.

Overall Results:

PosSail NoHelmCrewClubR1R2R3Pts
Liberty Class
1st2561Tessa Watkiss Frensham Pond1113
2nd2402David Durston Whitefriars SC3238
3rd2557Paul Phillips Frensham Pond24410
4th2599Chris Emmett Rutland SCDNF3212
5th2723Simon Harle Rutland SC45514
6thIRL33Pat Crowley Rutland SC56DNC18
Hansa 2.3 Class
1st2111Lindsay Burns Frensham Pond1113
2nd608Martin Stone Burghfield Sailing Club32510
3rd954Alistair Carr Rutland SC54211
4th2278Lara Sturgis Frensham Pond25411
5th2813Harry Kennington Frensham Pond43613
6th2443Gregor Parker Frensham Pond66315
Hansa 303 Class
1st2524James Woosnam Frensham Pond1214
2nd2464Jessica Campbell Southweat Scotland2428
3rd2315Mike Everitt Frensham Pond3159
4th1145Leslie Philip Tideway SC43411
5th2554Katie Apse Frensham Pond55313
Hansa 303 Double Class
1st1572Peter EthertonPeta EthertonFrensham Pond SC2114
2nd2314Philip HallDavid AnkersChesil SC1236
3rd2155Colin FrenaPaul KingstonFrensham Pond3429
4th1637John DraperMichelle WinchBurghfield Sailing Club43DNF12

Related Articles

Inclusion Championships showcase global growth
Among those attending was PIC First Vice President Leila Marques Mota PLY The 2026 World Sailing Inclusion Championships in Portimão, Portugal, showcased the growing strength, diversity and international reach of Para Inclusive sailing, bringing together athletes from across the globe for a celebration of inclusive sport. Posted on 15 Oct
Portimão to build new training centre
After hosting the World Sailing Inclusion Championships Racing at the 2026 World Sailing Inclusion Championships may have concluded in Portimão, Portugal, but plans for a new Para Inclusive Sailing Training and Development Centre in the city look set to provide a lasting legacy for the sport. Posted on 14 Oct
First ever Hansa TT at Papercourt
26 boats enjoyed the day, competing in four classes It was the best of days. It was an amazing day. Papercourt Sailing Club were hosting their first ever Hansa TT event. No 11 in the 12 event series of open meetings held around the country. Posted on 14 Oct
SVG makes history at Inclusion Championships
A historic milestone as Saint Vincent and the Grenadines represented for the first time Saint Vincent and the Grenadines proudly marked a historic milestone as visually impaired sailor Lorna Bacchus, crewed by Scarlett Hadley, represented the nation for the first time at the World Sailing Inclusion Championships in Portomeo, Portugal. Posted on 13 Oct
World Sailing Inclusion Championships 2026 overall
Golden double and dramatic final race showdown Poland's Piotr Cichocki claimed an impressive double gold, while Sweden's Fia Fjelddahl and Patric Rosenberg survived a thrilling final-race showdown, as the 2026 World Sailing Inclusion Championships came to a close in Portimão, Portugal on Saturday. Posted on 10 Oct
World Sailing Inclusion Championships 2026 Day 5
The joy of the fight: Cichocki chases golden double in Portimão For Piotr Cichocki, the thrill of competition has never faded. After decades on the water, a life-changing medical condition and a career spanning offshore sailing and the Paralympic Games, the experienced sailor is still driven by the same feeling. Posted on 9 Oct
World Sailing Inclusion Championships 2026 Day 4
'Mashing up' the glass ceiling Trinidad and Tobago's Shannon Madar and Jaidon Vincent are among the new faces at the World Sailing Inclusion Championships, making their debuts in the Vision Impairment fleet as racing reaches day four in Portimão. Posted on 8 Oct
World Sailing Inclusion Championships 2026 Day 3
From world records to race wins: Coxon shines in Portimão James Coxon's return to international sailing gathered momentum on day three, as the British sailor continues a remarkable journey from elite dinghy racing to record-breaking recumbent cycling and back to the water. Posted on 8 Oct
World Sailing Inclusion Championships 2026 Day 2
New nations, new milestones and a need for speed in Portimão Day two of the World Sailing Inclusion Championships brought more personal milestones, growing confidence and increasingly competitive racing, as athletes from established and first-time nations continued to make their mark in Portugal. Posted on 6 Oct
World Sailing Inclusion Championships 2026 Day 1
Fjelddahl finds the right formula as racing gets under way A nervous stomach, a cautious start and a simple instruction to take the racing 'boat by boat' proved an unlikely recipe for a perfect opening day for Sweden's Fia Fjelddahl at the World Sailing Inclusion Championships in Portimão, Portugal. Posted on 5 Oct