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Squib South Coast Championships at Hamble River Sailing Club

by Jonty Sherwill 18 Sep 2006 07:39 BST 16 - 17 September 2006
Squib South Coast Championships © Jonty Sherwill

Three races in a shifting North-Westerly ten knot breeze meant lots of place changing for the twenty-three Squibs on Saturday, only to be replaced by an equally fickle south-wester on Sunday. Despite some fifty degree shifts, neap tides at least helped the Hamble River Sailing Club team (led by PRO Simon Hand) supply some good windward-leeward courses.

Undaunted by the conditions, Royal Yorkshire YC's Gerard Dyson crewed by Adam Saltonstall aboard 'Alchemy' showed consistent form to defend their South Coast title. They took three wins in the five race series. Close behind was the vintage No73 'Brimstone' of Brian and Jenny Riley from Oulton Broad, winners of Race 4. Third overall was Dick Batt and Pam Phelan's 'Battalion' from Hayling Island. The other race winners, Peter White and Max Evans from Felixstowe Ferry, slipped to sixth overall after being OCS in the final race.

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