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420 Worlds Selector 1 at Hayling Island Sailing Club

by Nick Martin 31 Mar 2003 14:51 BST

22/23 March 2003

Sixty-one teams contested the first selection meeting for the International 420 Class teams for the World and Junior European Championships. The meeting was hosted by Hayling Island Sailing Club from their great new clubhouse on the 22/23 March. The weather was glorious with bright sunshine and 8-12 knots of breeze from the east all weekend giving ideal sailing conditions. Callum MacDonald, fresh from his win at the Vilamoura regatta in Portugal in early March and crewed by Haakon Karlsen, sailed a very good series to win comfortably from Laurie Fitzjohn-Sykes and Jonathan Frazer, and top girls Charlotte Savage and Maia Walsh and Pippa Wilson and Harriette Trumble.

All three selection meetings are to be held at Hayling Island in preparation for the World Championships which will be held there in July. Results at last year’s international meetings were very encouraging and, with many of the same team sailing are being pressed by newcomers to the class, it is hoped that this practice on the Worlds’ sailing water will give the selected team a good boost.

All weekend, Race Officer Colin Waters and his team set good long starting lines and the fleet had only 2 general recalls, although this may have had something to do with the black flag rule introduced from Race 2. In Race 1 Wilson and Trumble led at the first and began to pull away on the run. Unfortunately for them the Judge decided to set an early precedent and penalised them for excessive pumping. This enabled Savage and Walsh and Fitzjohn-Sykes and Frazer to slip past and take the first two positions. In Race 2 Savage and Walsh shot to an early lead. Behind them MacDonald and Karlsen pressed them hard and opened up a good gap from the third team of sister Joanne MacDonald and Laurie Marsden (Callum’s crew in Vilamoura). For Race 3 there was a shade more breeze which favoured the left side of the first beat. Fitzjohn-Sykes and Frazer sailed well to hold off the Luke Patience and Adam Wagner and Olly Dix and Philip Lasko. In Race 4 MacDonald and Karlsen recovered their poise and led from the start to finish with a long lead over Alison Martin and Bethan Carden, who were comfortably ahead of Stuart Bithell and Jonathan McGovern. By the end of the day the consistent Fitzjohn-Sykes and Frazer had a small lead over MacDonald and Karlsen, and Savage and Walsh.

The weather for Sunday was just as good as it was at the end of Saturday. And so were MacDonald and Karlsen. In both Races 5 and 6 they took early leads and sailed away to win comfortably. In Race 5 Patience and Wagner held off Wilson and Trumble, with this contest finishing the other way around in Race 6. Fitzjohn-Sykes and Frazer had a poor Race 5 so MacDonald and Karlsen were now in a very safe position, not needing to take any risks. In Race 7 Dix and Lasko made up for a couple of poor races by taking a long lead which they were able to hold from Patience and Wagner. In Race 8 Savage and Walsh got going again, leading at the first mark and pulling away from the fleet on the first fast reach to take an unassailable lead. Fitzjohn-Sykes and Frazer slipped past Nick Cherry and Joe Henry to complete a good series. Unfortunately for Patience and Wagner their good run came to an end and a poor race dropped them from 2 to 5 overall.

Many thanks to Hayling Island for their hospitality.

Overall Results:

PosSail NoHelmCrewClubR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8Pts
151174Callum MacdonaldHaakon KarlsenRNCYC HSC321111181416
251073Laurie Fitzjohn SykesJonathan FrazerRYA29143683220
350660Charlotte SavageMaia WalshBarnt Green SC112151379124
451197Pippa WilsonHarriette TrumbleRoyal Lymington YC726246324527
551194Luke PatienceAdam WagnerRNCYC HSC2016292321734
650974Stuart BithellJonathan McGovernHollingworth Lake SC8193231056840
750781Oliver GrayJames Hughes 30677710301047
851173Joanne MacdonaldLaurie MarsdenRNCYC HSC24351354221848
950548Nick CherryJoe HenryHayling Island SC134221511117349
1050938Eamonn KingTom MapplebeckDerwent Reservoir SC98681615112057
1151262Simon LambertChris EvansParkstone YC1117141417145664
1251175Oliver DixPhilip LaskoHayling Island SC265310302013265
1351164Alison MartinBethan CardenBurghfield SC162225246621969
1451048Nathan BatchelorJames ClarkClevedon SC1872617818251179
1551274James GossDaniel SchieberBurghfield SC19111822231613481
1651061Thomas MallindineRoss HarveyBritish Steel SC41212202919201683
1749653Jenny TaylorMari ShepherdLeigh & Lowton10251735122315784
1850771Sam CarterPaul DaviesWaldringfield SC2315423159212185
1951176Ben AinsworthThomas HeywoodBewl Valley SC25101516921182289
2050838Matt BurgeJez NickollsPoole YC62134312113171391
2151196Micky BoughtonSophie AndersonItchenor SC122423212712101593
2251107Lucy MacgregorNicola MacgregorPoole YC51316191829232794
2351234Joanna BriggJane TurnerItchenor SC152730123717161299
2451195Rachel WigmoreMary Rook 221427116272926106
2550956Roger CarterIan RobertsonWormit Boating Club292081814242830112
2650372Ian DobsonAndrew HallBurwain SC143592622351962125
2750955Fynn SterrittMatthew DayLoch Morlich SC2818192819253128137
2850761Laura WadeJessica MakeyCorinthian Otters3523202525312723143
2950505Neil CrossouardAndrew GreerWeir Wood SC3142132420226243152
3051023John DownieGeoff TaitRoyal Cork YC1731102735626236156
3149541Christian BirrellMark StockbridgeLeigh & Lowton SC393243403928149161
3251108Chris WittyPeter HalswellBritish Steel SC3830283026423231177
3350816Laura FarrellAlison BennettDraycote Water SC2734312928303433178
3450661Chris CardenSophie WhiteRoyal Lymington5033393642261235181
3551024Sophie AinsworthLucy CrippsBewl Valley SC2136334124343341181
3649956Robyn PhillipsRachel JarvisBlithfield SC3237353433412425183
3750782Karen SmalleyClaire ParamoreChew Valley Lake SC3628363338372629188
3850954Rowan PopplewellNikki StewartClyde CC3440293731383824193
3951051Sam MaxfieldEd WilkinsonHayling Island SC4929403232443640209
4050401Lisa TaitPippa WilkinsonRoyal Cork YC4838414534393734223
4150213Charlotte ClayPoppy HusbandLymington Town SC4139373940334142229
4250209Samantha GreenKate SudellRoyal Corinthian YC4541384348453538240
4349170Kate MackenzieHolly ScottRoyal Windermere3345506241324362244
4450363Bess MayhewKatie PrestonBough Beech4452514644363937246
4550031Robin StewartMatthew ForresterRoyal Northern & Clyde SC4748473849434246263
4650177Tom SandersonJames KentMumbles YC4243485243464562267
4749839Antonia BullLucy AdamsonStone SC5447445046404747271
4850549Niki BirrellSimon ForbesLeigh & Lowton SC3750534947475544274
4950881Jonathan BondJeremy FowkeItchenor SC5249424450625645282
5050883Andrew ShawWilliam KalderonItchenor SC5644494257554449283
5150117Oliver WoodsTom PriceItchenor SC5851464745494853286
5248097Bronwen BurtonCeri HenshallBarry YC4653454852505150290
5349102Emily RowlandsonLaura NewnhamYSC4346555455544651294
5449546Emma ClarkeRici MarshallDovey SC5760525158485339300
5549794Alex ClaxtonRichard MillsPenarth5155626251525048307
5650179Carly BurgeJenny MacgregorPoole YC5558565354574062315
5750457Pip HollowayKatie TesslerBurghfield SC6059626253514954326
5851273Bethan HenshallJo PowellPort Dinorwic SC61615759.756535452331.7
5949544Jessica MapplebeckKirsty SkinnerWeston SC4056546262626262336
6050884Gemma McIntyreElizabeth AndrewHayling Island SC5957626262565255341
6139553Thomas Herbert-EvansDaniel Herbert-EvansMumbles YC5354586259626262348

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