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Shrimper 19 Open Championship at Mylor Yacht Club

by Brian Phipps 6 Sep 2024 07:42 BST 30 August - 1 September 2024
Racing fleet off the start line during the Shrimper 19 Open Championship 2024 © Jeanette Ruberry

The 2024 event saw the biggest turn out yet for the Shrimper Class Open Championship with sailors and boats travelling from around the country to join the local fleet in Falmouth, Cornwall for a full race series.

The event was scheduled to coincide closely with the annual Falmouth Sailing Week regatta making trailing down, launching and holidaying for visiting Shrimpers sailors well worth the effort, providing an opportunity for some additional cruising time around the Falmouth estuary and local coastline. Over the three-day series the variety of wind conditions and course styles, delivered by the Mylor Yacht Club race team, offered challenging racing across the fleet.

After 6 races completed the results separated the first two boats by just one point, with the championship winner being local boat "Jackdaw" sailed by Stuart Sly closely contested by visiting Shrimper Tarragon sailed by Mike Lyons from Oxford in second place. Other prize winners included 1st single-handed Alan Mills, 1st Lady Helm Hatti Smart, The Windsport Trophy, Clive Henderson and the Endurance prize won by Mike Everett.

Special mention goes to all the sponsors and supporters of the event, Mylor Yacht Harbour, Windsport, Coastland, Navionics, Teamac marine Paints, Mylor Yacht Club, St Mawes Scent Company.

The date for the 2025 Shrimper Open Championships is already set for the 29th 30th 31st August 2025. The event is anticipating even more visiting boats in 2025 and local Shrimper sailing teams participating next year in an event that combines the on-water racing with evening socials and friendly chats.

To find out more about Shrimper sailing in and around Falmouth contact the local Shrimper fleet via Facebook or via the local sailing clubs.

Overall Results:

PosBoat NameSail NoR1R2R3R4R5R6Pts
1Jackdaw6261‑312138
2Tarragon3672‑421229
3Ysella298‑71335113
4Isolde10324‑74720
5Sophie4559‑10643628
6Iris1366‑8856429
7Topaz6194756‑101032
8Little Tern678119‑1588844
9Cameleon17513119‑141351
10Mallard591‑16169117952
11Jackana400126‑1710916.553.5
12Carla Louise72717‑201013131265
13Percy2641512121511(RET)65
14Pelican102857(RET)DNSDNS72
15Annie5031011(RET)DNS121473
16Moondance816‑2114192117576
17Sparrow1078‑22171617201181
18Abeliki383‑20191412191882
19Humbug802‑19151814161982
20Green Dragon11341318‑2222181586
21Reward84214‑2120192116.590.5
22Dawn of Polruan8892323131815(RET)92
23Guilan Dhiu334‑242221202220105
24Julia Neal3921824(RET)16DNSDNS110
25Alice Rose4172525232323(RET)119

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