- Rob Walsh 18Pts
- Brad Gibson 20
- Victoria Gibson 32
- Martin Roberts 34
- Bill Cullshaw 40
- Darren Ballington 43
- Graham Elliott 47
- Dave Burke 58
- Paul Allen 66
- Rick Ford 76
- Alan Watkinson 94
- John Fozard 96
- Tracey Ballington 101
- Dave Pickup 129
- Lawrence Drennan 131
- Sally Collings 136
- Andrea Roberts 154
Category: iom
All In Day – 21st May
Our second “all in day” of the season will be on Saturday 21st May.
Some of our top skippers have promised to be there to organise the day and offer both race training and tuning advice. They will obviously have more time to spare than on a normal race day, so this is a great opportunity to take advantage of.
As usual, bring along any boat of any class (or more than one if you want!)
The day is open to anyone, and visiting members from other clubs are welcome.
IOM Veterans Results 2016
- Phil Playle
- Tony Edwards
- Mark Dennis
For the full list of results and breakdown click on the table below to view full size.
IOM Veterans Nationals – Phil Playle Leads at end of Day 1
Sunshine and warm light winds greeted the 34 competitors for day 1 of the IOM Veterans National Championships. With the wind destined to get even lighter as the day went on and some significant shifts proving challenging for the fleet .
Phil Playle dominated the day gaining 3 firsts and 3 seconds from the 9 races sailed.
With the promise of more sunshine, higher temperatures and more wind tomorrow we look set for a great conclusion to the event.
Lots more photos here
Calendar Change
Please note that the IOM and 10r races planned for 18th and 25th June have been swapped. This is to prevent a clash with the IOM European Championships and give our skippers one last practice before they leave for them.
The IOM Andrews Memorial Races will now be on 18th June and the 10r races on 25th June.
Full details in the club calendar
IOM Handicap 23/04/2016 – Results
The first IOM handicap of the season saw sunshine and a cool breeze blowing almost straight down the lake. For most of the day this remained towards the top end of Number 1 rigs ensuring fine sailing for the 18 sailors that competed.
As intended in the handicap event, the racing was incredibly close and after 11 races there were very few points splitting the fleet.
I think for today it is worth publishing the full results rather than the abbreviated ones to show just how close things were – click on the table below to see full size.
