Race officer's course for the morning gave ten keen skippers two consecutive beats up to marks 5 and 4; with #8 as a wing and #1, the downwind pivotal mark. Good sailing on all points was available over the span of eight heats, thanks to a blustery but dry sou'wester. Well done to constant sailors: 1st Place - CS helming 162; 2nd Place - JB sailing #002; 3rd Place - RB at the helm of #33.
Please check these results! The wind that was forecast appeared to be on hold, perhaps for another occasion. As lulls developed, so courses were duly modified. An optimistic course B included mark #5
Many thanks to Julyan for providing the score sheet and description of today's racing. For the final race of the May-June series there was a steady breeze backing to the South, which was at the top of
Some fine rain showers soon blew through, with a warm SSW'ish breeze across the whole of the lake enabling the five competitors to complete eight races, six of which were sailed around course 'C': (a
