Please find today's IOM results for your appropriate disposal.
A brisk NNW breeze was there to greet a welcome ten competitors, plus one sailing in company an RG65, whose skipper kindly did a Race Observer Duty, (ROD) for race #10, which owing to a dramatic reduction in wind became the longest race of the morning. So thanks again John. After tea, course 'A' was re-visited, thus enabling a total of ten races, of which nine were to count given that all competitors performed ROD, which is recorded and included in the concession of discarded scores. Competition was intense, mainly until after the first windward mark. But as ever, a leading boat can never really
get far enough ahead to be assured a victory.
This week's virtual fly past of swans and parakeets may go to...............
1st Place - RD, at the helm of #15
2nd Place - TR, sailing #85
3rd Place - JB, skipper of #80.
