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Prima 38s at the Warsash Sailing Club Spring Series Overall

by Julian Bates 29 Apr 2002 11:25 BST

The Warsash Spring Series drew to a close on Sunday with heavy air and rain. Several boats were perhaps put off but 4 Primas still managed to brave the elements. The overall Prima one-design series was won by the Class chairman Julian Bates in Born Slippy with Oz Privateer in 2nd and Serendip close behind in third place. Ten Prima One-designs took part in the series. Born Slippy was 4th overall in IRC 1. For more details check out the class website www.prima38.org.

Overall Results:

Pos Boat Name Owned by R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 Pts
1st Born Slippy Julian Bates 2 1 4 2 1 4 6
2nd Oz Privateer Don Kennedy 5 2 3 4 5 2 11
3rd Serendip Paul King 6 3 1 5 6 3 12
4th Firestorm Jon Perry 7 OCS(9) 2 1 4 DNC(13) 14
5th Fat Diva Roger Lee DNC(11) DNC(11) DNC(11) 3 3 1 18
6th Longbow Army Sailing Association 3 4 5 7 7 DNC(13) 19
7th Closing Time Andrew Yates/David Riley Not Ent(11) Not Ent(11) Not Ent(11) 6 2 DNC(13) 30
8th White Knuckles Mervyn Hughes 1 DNC(11) DNC(11) DNC(13) 8 DNC(13) 31
9th Gusto IV Andrew & Stephen Hinton-Lever 4 DNC(11) DNC(11) DNC(13) 9 DNC(13) 35
10th Bounty Hunter Rodney Emberson Not Ent(11) Not Ent(11) Not Ent(11) 8 DNC(13) DNC(13) 41

Results generated and submitted using Sailwave - completely free Windows sailing scoring software

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