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Squib National Championship at Royal Torbay Yacht Club - Overall

by Keith Davies 28 Jun 2019 20:45 BST 22-28 June 2019

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The 51st Squib National Championship race 6 for the Waldringfield Trophy was sailed in a repeat of the champagne conditions experienced yesterday but with less wind and a much increased swell. Some of the waves were huge and breaking. After a false U flag start, Race officer Bill Butcher, resorted to Black Flag and the race got under way with only two boats OCS.

Unfortunately these were both contenders for the championship. Last year' winners Stu Rix and Steve-Warren-Smith and Jono Brown crewed by Chris Dunn who had already two first places earlier in the week. Helmut Hydeing, Nigel and Jack Grogan from Royal Corinthian YC, only required a top ten place to win the championship.

At the first mark it was Caridad Bach (132), Alan Johnson and Dave Garlick from SCYC who led the field by a considerable margin which they extended until the finish. The big seas and lighter breeze made place changing inevitable and there were many large gains and losses.

Consistency paid off and Grayling(23), Richard Robinson and Mark Thompson, also from SCYC, were second closely followed by Spoof(811), Micky Wright crewed by Alex Porteous from RCYC.

Silver Fleet was won by Nemesis (806), Raymond Apthorp and Ian Brand from RBCYC.

Bronze fleet winners were Jill Fleming and Vincent Delaney in Perfection (44).

51st Anniversary place was taken by Eclipse(227), sailed by Georgia Grice and Mark Briggs from Portsmouth.

The Grogans fourth place in Race 6 ensured their Championship victory by a healthy 16 point margin. Second place overall went to Grayling (23), Richard Robinson and Mark Thompson.

Brimstone(73), Bryan and Jenny Riley from WOBYC, were third overall made possible by an amazing last race in which they pulled up from 30th to fifth to beat RicO'Shea by one point.

Overall Silver fleet winners were Richard Smith and Jamie Freeman sailing Flame (802)

Overall Bronze fleet winners were Jill Fleming and Vincent Delaney in Perfection (44).

Overall 51st Anniversary place was taken by Cheap Thrill (384), sailed by Chris Agar and Lauren Bates from RCYC.

Many thanks to Royal Torbay YC for organising such a good regatta. The Squib fleet will surely want to return in the future.

Overall Results:
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PosBoatNameSail NoHelmCrewClubR1R2R3R4R5R6Pts
1stHelmut Schoing II (G)105Nigel GroganJack GroganRCYC4‑16312414
2ndGrayling (G)23Richard RobinsonMark ThompsonSCYC64810‑13230
3rdBrimstone (G)73Bryan RileyJenny RileyWaveney & Oulton Broad YC‑1561137532
4thRicO'Shea (G)136Steve AllsoMark HoganSCYC2‑1912151333
5thGhost Rider (G)758Mike FenwickPenny FenwickWeymouth Sailing Club‑2124952141
6thBacchante VII (G)52Joe HenryRoland WilsonRNSA/RVYC1‑3412462346
7thSpoof (G)811Micky WrightAlex PorteousRoyal Corinthian Yacht Club‑25910820350
8thAllegro (G)134Colm DunneRob GillKinsale514‑181531855
9thMoonstone (G)96Malcolm BlackburnDave ShielSCYC7‑24131491255
10thWhite Magic (G)828David WinesKeith DaviesWest Hoe Sailing Club20‑37711141062
11thFlame (S)802Richard SmithJamie FreemanWOBYC132216(DSQ)4964
12thHumphrey (G)823Robert CoyleMarc RawinskyRCYC23155621‑2770
13thEssayess (G)849Phil SnewinBrian HollanSCYC11‑20201382072
14thPani Munta (G)128Mike ProbertJames BryerRCYC3‑261518261173
15thSquiggle (G)142Jono BrownChris DunnRCYC816(UFD)1BFD74
16thAlchemy (G)800Gerard P DysonTony SaltonstallRoyal Yorkshire Yacht Club9‑30305181476
17thWizard (G)623Christopher GibsonBen GibsonRoyal Victoria Yacht Club171219‑2422777
18thGuy Fawkes (G)72Phil AspinallHowie EnkelRoyal Corinthian Yacht Club193‑2919162986
19thPocahontas (G)872Mike HughesGary CatterallSCYC147‑3116193086
20thNemesis (S)806Raymond ApthorpIan BrandRBCYC (Burnham)22‑23212117889
21stFerry Buoys (G)902Andrew MoorePeter HallinanFFSC12‑4633321017104
22ndLady Penelope (G)819Malcolm HutchingsJackie HutchingsRCYC & BSC30211712(DNF)26106
23rdAquabat (G)13Stu RixSteve Warren‑SmithRoyal Victoria Yacht Club(UFD)292711BFD107
24thClever Dick (G)810Richard SullivanSue HarperRNSYC / WOBYC27‑4527172715113
25thSupernova (G)605Ian KeelyJames BaxterW&OBYC(UFD)319UFD126116
26thPerfection (B)44Jill FlemingVincent DelanyRoyal St George Yacht Club3210‑38293016117
27thAldebaran (S)153Iain JonesPeter JacksonWeymouth SC2853233‑3522120
28thCheque Mate (G)157Ian GrayIan SimonsRCYC16‑3624253619120
29thCariad Bach (G)132Alan JohnsonDavid GarlickSCYC(UFD)2714UFD251125
30thArtemis 2 (S)36Philip RustMike RustBrightlingsea SC26‑3928272324128
31stCroc (S)855Chris JordanGillian JordanWaveney & Oulton Broad YC1835262228(DNS)129
32ndSquibbo (S)16Matthew KeelyJohn MatthewsWOBYC‑351823353131138
33rdBuccaneer (B)20Sam PrimeRay PrimeRVYC2928252039(DNC)141
34thIncendio (S)33Chris RustJames VineerPortsmouth Sailing Club1013(DNF)DNC3825144
35thOutlaw (S)595Ian ScottDave HydeRCYC(DNC)835304035148
36thBacchante (G)901Gez BrownHarvey WordenS.C.Y.C3148222629(DNC)156
37thLucky Number (G)906David LloydMark StonesPortsmouth S C‑434136312428160
38thSatu (B)708Kevin GibsonMarney GibsonRoyal Victoria Yacht Club40114240(DNC)34167
39thPot Black (B)147Marc MoncrieffOliver HuntWaveney & Oulton Broad Yacht Club3725‑40393333167
40thMagic Roundabout (S)736Jason PhelpsCarl AndersonRoyal Corinthian Yacht Club4140‑49343232179
41stGhost (S)840Steve NorthmoreKim VaseyWest Hoe Sailing Club24493423(DNC)DNC188
42ndSparki (B)428Lisa GuyRoger GuyISC CCYC34‑4443373737188
43rdJubilation (B)86Ray CappJim MitchellWeymouth Sailing Club33‑4739384138189
44thFestina Lente (B)678Julia BatchelorBill WrightRoyal Corinthian YC4232443644(DNF)198
45thAtom (B)512Christopher WhiteJohn LeePortsmouth Sailing Club45175247(DNC)40201
46thEcho (S)853John BartonJennie KingWest Hoe36434128(DNC)DNC206
47thAtomic (S)137Mark FowleRobin HarrisRORC3938504142(DNF)210
48thQuantum (B)780Eddie HarperSteve DaddWeymouth SC38‑5046484339214
49thBlue Orca (S)904Michael BrownRichard BakerRoyal Dart Yacht Club(DNC)DNC47443436219
50thEclipse (B)227Georgia GriceMark BriggsPortsmouth Sailing Club46514542(DNC)41225
51stCheap Thrill (S)384Chris AgarLauren BatesRCYC / RBYC(DNF)33484545DNF229
52ndMosquito (B)727Ben LuddingtonChris BrownRoyal Corinthian (Burnham‑on‑Crouch)44525146(DNF)42235
53rdBootneck (S)796John LewisPaul HoppinsRWYC(DNF)423743DNCDNC238
54thLast Gasp (B)578Tim JohnsonDiane JohnsonPortsmouth SC(DNF)53DNCDNCDNCDNC285
55thCrossfire (G)797David BestPete RichatdsPSC & SCYC(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNC290
55thSecond Time Around (B)856Peter DaleJulian SmithRutland(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNC290
55thRock'n'Roll (S)845John SparrowRalph BanthorpeSCYC(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNC290

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