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Laser Open at Notts County Sailing Club

by David Eberlin 2 Jul 2018 08:27 BST 1 July 2018

Notts County Sailing Club's Laser open attracted a large turnout with 38 competitors in the sunshine and light to moderate winds, apart from being a little shifty when it swung to come over the hill it was a great day's sailing.

The first race got under way at 11am with race Officer James Logan setting a long beat and reach and run to the leeward mark off the clubhouse, giving spectators a good view. There was a break for lunch then two back to back races.

Entries were from nine clubs from all over the Midlands, though the home club contingent were out in force.

The three races saw different winners and so it was constancy that counted, and Stuanton Harold's Craig and Paul Williamson showed how it should be done with a first and second to count. Richard Mason from Notts County was third in every race to giving him third overall. He was followed by Simon Stonehouse from Rutland and Joe Scurrah from Carsington.

The racing finished with prize giving in the clubhouse, and some tired, possibly slightly red but happy competitors.

Notts County SC Laser Open prize winners - photo © David Eberlin
Notts County SC Laser Open prize winners - photo © David Eberlin

Overall Results:

PosRigSail NoHelmClubR1R2R3Pts
1st 210914Craig WilliamsonHISC/SHSC2‑413
2nd 207732Paul WilliamsonStaunton Harold SC12‑43
3rd 211259Richard MasonNottts County‑3336
4th 174520Simon StonehouseRutland SC61‑117
5th 208125Joe ScurrahCarsington4‑859
6th 207591Matt PotterNotts County8‑9210
7th 214110Andy AllanTrimpley SC5‑11712
8th 201645James DaleyTrent Valley SC105‑1315
9th 185654Jamie MawsonNotts County96‑1015
10th RADIAL207986Ellie CraigDraycote SC11‑12617
11th 200322Luke HardyNotts County127(DNC)19
12th 191042Tom SmithNotts County(RET)10919
13th 198880Adam HagueOgston SC713‑1920
14th 173520Andrew StewartNotts County14‑20822
15th 171783Ross RyanNotts County13‑161427
16th 196748John ScottNotts County‑22141529
17th 203004Simon HibbertNotts County18‑211230
18th 166760Nigel LindleyNotts County‑20151631
19th RADIAL193756Matthew ReynoldsNotts County1617(RET)33
20th 165444Steven LindleyNotts County17‑271734
21st 213140Kevin NichollsNotts County15‑262136
22nd RADIAL207615Rachel ChritensenNotts County‑24182240
23rd RADIAL209933Paul SpeirsNotts County1922‑2741
24th 189475Alan BeatonNotts County‑31241842
25th 209454Richard PalingNotts County‑27.5192443
26th RADIAL197924Jamie MasonBlithfield SC‑26252045
27th RADIAL204386Kathryn Hinsliff‑SmithNotts County21‑282647
28th4.7177822Molly Hinsliff‑SmithNotts County25‑302348
29th 179751Karl LyeNotts County3023‑3353
30th 130400John WellsNotts County29‑312554
31st RADIAL167587Julian LloydNotts County27.5‑342855.5
32nd 176709James HopkinsonNotts County23‑363558
33rd 159432Brian RobinsonNotts County‑33293261
34th 183167Anthony QuinnNotts County‑35333063
35th 164992John RowellNotts County3232‑3664
36th RADIAL183183Philippa LoganNotts County36‑372965
37th RADIAL180848David AndersonNotts County34‑383165
38th 143090Adrian JonesNotts County(RET)353469

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