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Tasar National Championship at Paignton Sailing Club - Day 2

by Rick Perkins 8 Jul 2023 18:16 BST 7-9 July 2023

Day 2 dawned with light SW winds and greys skies.

The fleet launched on time and made their way out to the start line where the race officer was endeavouring to set a square course in the unstable winds. Some heavy rain passed through causing further instability in the breeze but soon after the race got under way.

Again the fleet was very close but in a nip and tuck slow boat race eventually it was Jeremy and Suzanne Hawkins who took the win from Steve Cockerill and Graham Williamson with Paul and Bronwyn Ridgway in third.

The second race got away in light breeze and after a significant shift during the first beat was abandoned.

The restart saw slight more stable conditions and was won by Paul and Bronwyn from Jeremy and Suzanne with David and Fiona Sayce in third.

The fifth race and final one of the day was soon under way in slightly more breeze. This was clearly to the liking of local sailors Malcolm Davies and Alan Goule who took the win from Rick and Sarah Perkins in second and David and Fiona in third.

This leave Steve and Graham in first place overall 2 points ahead of Jeremy and Suzanne with Paul and Bronwyn and David and Fiona tied in third.

All to play for tomorrow. But first it's curry night.

Results after Day 2:

PosSail NoHelmCrewClubR1R2R3R4R5Pts
1st2831Steve CockerillGraham WilliamsonStokes Bay SC/ Hayling Island SC1124(6)8
2nd2973Jeremy HawkinsSuzanne HawkinsPorthpean Sailing Club(6)212510
3rd2975Paul RidgwayBronwyn RidgwayLeigh and Lowton Sailing Club5(8)31413
4th2815David SayceFiona SayceHayling Island25(6)3313
5th2629Rick PerkinsSarah PerkinsWhitstable Yacht Club(10)356216
6th298Constantijn UdoJan SlotemakerDe Put44(15)8723
7th2972Stephan HeimSusanne SchwickertPaderborner Yacht Club36115(12)25
8th175Ian SwannSpike DanialsHISC(9)747826
9th2628Malcolm DaviesAlan GouleTCYC/PSC(12)10129132
10th2518Nicky GriffinJon HeissigLlangorse SC798(13)1135
11th742Patrick SeylerSarah DesjonqueresPorthpean Sailing Club8117(14)1036
12th2816Neil SpacagnaSteve EusticeBabbacombe Corinthian11(14)1310943
13th2935Liz PescodRoger PescodQueen Mary Sailing Club1312912(14)46
14th1167John LawtonAndy ProbertBabbacombe Corinthian Sailing Club(14)1314111351
15th269Wayne hancoxClaire GeogheganGrafham(16)1510151555
16th2640Stuart MoonAdrian PopeBabbacombe151616(DNS)DNC66
17th222Graeme BurtonChris LarkinDowns SC(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNC76
17th104Peter BellTimothy SimonsCastle Cove SC(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNC76

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