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JDX 470 National Championship at the WPNSA - Day 1

by Jennie Clark 31 Aug 2019 21:04 BST 31 August - 1 September 2019
JDX 470 Nationals at the WPNSA day 1 © Bernard Clark

Day One of the JDX 470 Nationals saw a large fleet take to the waters at WPNSA. Under PRO Adrian Stoggall a course was set in the harbour making the most of the space to set a long windward / leeward course.

Race 1 got under way in near perfect conditions, with sunshine and a good breeze and was won by Martin Wrigley & Marcus Tressler with Arran Holman and Flora Stewart in second. Keen to achieve the 4 races scheduled for the day, the fleet were quickly turned round and Race 2 was under way within minutes of the last boat finishing race 1. It was won by Wrigley and Tressler. Jess Lavery & Alex Hughes were second.

Another quick turnround got Race 3 under way in the now freshening breeze. The wind picked up throughout the race and the blue skies turned grey as a front came across the course, bringing with it much stronger winds and rain. The fleet were, briefly, hidden by the mist and rain and the PRO and his team carefully monitored the fleet, ensuring they were safe. Race 3 was won by Jonny McGovern and Faye Chatterton with Vita Heathcote and Ryan Orr in second place.

With the front having passed and the wind dropping to a more manageable level the decision was made to press ahead and complete the schedule of 4 races for the day. Blue sky appeared and the course was reset to reflect the changing wind direction and decreasing wind strength. The race was won by Martin Wrigley and Marcus Tressler but is subject to protest. Jess and Alex were second.

A fleet social was held after sailing, with Class Chair Neil Marsden paying tribute to all those who had entered the event and those who had kindly made it possible for such a large entry through their generosity in lending boats.

Results after Day 1:

PosSail NoHelm NameCrew NameClubR1R2R3R4Pts
155Wrigley MartinTressler MarcusRYA11‑413
2838Lavery JessHughes Alex ‑32327
34McGovern JonnyChatterton Faye 531‑99
4859Holman ArranStewart Flora 2‑66311
50Heathcote VitaOrr RyanRLymYC‑752411
6321Marsden NeilHarris BeeBlackpool &fleetwood yc4‑108618
78Harper NiamhThompson RossLoch Tummel SC / Royal Tay YC675‑818
8868Whaley BenMatilda Nicholls 88(UFD)521
9844Lewis JackMatyjaszczuk SzymonDraycote Water SC104‑181024
107Dowson McGill OliverBishop JamesKeyhaven YC‑141171129
11828Lewis RhysHarris JamieCBYC9129‑1430
12852Sewell HaydnHeathcote WilliamRoyal Lymington YC119‑221232
131Walker EmmyWalker IanWarsash SC‑131313733
14858Booth GeorgiaPlatt SamHayling Island SC161411‑1741
15871Young AdeleKeers Gemma 171510‑1942
16880Stevenson EmmaHawkes BenWeymouth SC‑2222121650
17855Lance EllaEvans Matilda (RET)17201350
18853Boyle CharlotteBaker GeorgiaRLymYC1518‑191851
19843Clark EleanorTweedle CameronRipon SC181617‑2251
2086Davidson‑Guild CalumThompson JohnnyShotwick Lake SC12(RET)DNC1553
2156Stoggall EllaHorner DougNetley SC201916‑2355
22863Mcpherson DylanKing AlexBurnham SC‑2421142459
2383Hughes LucyManning Josh 1920‑232160
246Black FreyaGrummett JamesHISC21(RET)152561
255Keers EleanorWright DrewItchenor Sailing club23(RET)212064

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