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: Updated: 18 September 2021

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: Created: 14 September 2021

Inland Nationals at Rutland Sailing Club - September 10-12th 2021

The 2.4 fleet joined the Challenger fleet at Rutland for their National Championship. The rain on Friday morning was a little disappointing but by the time racing had started it had dried up and the wind had filled in.

It was close in the middle of the fleet with Johnny Currell and Kate Hedley sharing the minor podium places. Martin Whittingham-Jones wasn't having the best day out as a former national champion with suspected weed in the first race and parking at the second windward mark of the second race.

Plymouth Regatta 2021

A new venue, a new experience, great water and fun socialising with the J24 fleet

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: Created: 21 July 2021

Frensham Pond Sailing Club 29th / 30th May

A great event, it was great to be back out with our first open meeting since 2019. The event was won by Megan Pascoe, with some close match racing with Bruce Hill.

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: Updated: 20 December 2019

Genoa Worlds 2019

CONGRATULATIONS MEGAN PASCOE - 2 times World Champion.

Antwerp 2019

And so on from Genoa, 3 fool hardy Brits continued onto Antwerp. One returning home for a brief 4 days at work (what does the T-Shirt say - " Born to Sail, Forced to Work"), the other 2 continuing their road trip. Meg , Kate and Nev where join my Brit , Martin Whittingham Jones, who had to pull out of Genoa. So a merry band of 4 headed into Antwerp, for what had looked like a pleasant three days sailing... but low and behold the weather forecast changed from a sunny 8mph to a blustery 18 gusting 30mph... oh joy, more windy weather, just what we needed. Still at least the water would be flat !!