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2015 Myth of Malham Race - A tense, tactical and complex race

by Louay Habib on 26 May 2015
A tense race over the Bank Holiday Weekend - 2015 Myth of Malham Race Paul Wyeth / RORC
2015 Myth of Malham Race - Over the Bank Holiday Weekend, a tense, tactical and complex yacht race played out along the south coast of England. 141 yachts enjoyed a dress rehearsal for the start of this year's famous Rolex Fastnet Race. The Western Solent was a magnificent sight with over a hundred spinnakers flying, heading for the Eddystone Lighthouse, off Plymouth Sound.

The complex tidal flow along the 229-mile coastal course was a crucial part of the race. Before sundown on the first day, the larger high performance yachts seemed to have the upper hand, enjoying an advantage of water line length in positive tide, as well as rig height and sail choice more suited to light airs reaching. However, several smaller yachts made the crucial tidal gate at Portland Bill to stay in touch with the larger rivals. During the first night and the second day, light airs persisted and with the high-performance yachts not able to achieve planing speed, the smaller yachts were in with a chance of overall victory.

The winner of the Myth of Malham Race was Géry Trentesaux's French JPK 10.80, Courrier Du Leon, racing with a highly experienced team including UNCL President, Marc de Saint Denis and the founder of the JPK Breton Boatyard, Jean-Pierre Kelbert. Courrier Du Leon had a tremendous battle with Nicolas Gaumont-Prat's French First 40.7, Philosophie IV. After over 36 hours of racing, Courrier Du Leon won by one minute and 26 seconds on corrected time.

“It is a great feeling to win this race, it was a very competitive, especially as there were 48 yachts on our start line.” commented Géry Trentesaux. “In our class we knew that making Portland Bill before the tide turned against us was just possible but we knew we would have to sail to the best of our ability to make the tidal gate. Our navigator, Marc (de Saint Denis) is our magician, judging precisely when to tack for Portland after leaving the Solent, making the best use of the current that was with us before turning for the headland. Only a few of the smaller boats made it to Portland Bill before the tide turned and that was a major point in the race. During the first night we concentrated on finding wind, we have a good crew on board with a lot of experience and everyone was looking for any signs of wind on the water or in the sky. On the first night, our tactic was to stay inshore but not too close to the land and we were encouraged by seeing big boats around us. I must congratulate the team racing Philosophie IV, it was an outstanding performance from them in a much older boat. We only won by a minute or so, one small mistake from us and they would have won, Philosophie IV sailed a great race and we had to work very hard to beat them.”

“It was a fantastic battle and to receive praise from Géry (Trentesaux) is very nice to hear.” commented Nicolas Gaumont-Prat. “Philosophie went very well, literally match racing Courrier Du Leon for most of the race. However, on the way back, approaching Portland, Courrier Du Leon decided to go offshore and we preferred inshore, which was a good choice and we did make some gains there, so Portland was crucial on the return as well. However, it was not quite enough to win the race but this has been a great start to the season for the crew. We have a crew of seven and for this race, we used our proposed Fastnet watch system; two watches of three people and myself, as navigator, out of the watch. One watch is all English and the other French, so there is plenty of competition, but they all agree that their superb performance makes the navigator look like a tactical genius!”

Mikey Ferguson's IMOCA 60, Artemis Ocean Racing took line honours in the race and the IRC Canting Keel Class by just over an hour and 20 minutes from Chris Le Prevost's IMOCA 60, Rosalba, skippered by Andy Greenwood. In IRC Zero, Piet Vroon's Tonnerre 4 was the winner from Windward Sailing's CM60, Venomous, skippered by Derek Saunders. In IRC One, Mike Bartholomew's South African team, racing GP42 Tokoloshe II, was the winner of the highly competitive class and placed third overall for the Myth of Malham. Steven Anderson's Corby 40, Cracklin Rosie sailed well to take second in class from former RORC Commodore, Mike Greville, racing Ker 39, Erivale III. In the 32-strong Two-Handed Class, Louis-Marie Dussere's French JPK 10.10 Raging Bee was the winner, retaining the class lead for the RORC Season's Points Championship from Rob Craigie's Sun Fast 36, Bellino. Patrick Bauné and Jean-Eudes Renier’s JPK 10.80 Shaitan was third.

36 yachts were racing in IRC Two and the winner by less than 12 minutes on corrected time was Andy Theobald's J/122, R&W. Peter Newlands' First 40.7, Anticipation was second, just 11 minutes ahead after time correction from Simon Bamford's Arcona 410, Kestrel.

“The J/122 is a new boat for us and we are delighted with the boat speed.” commented Andy Theobald. “We chose to start on the island shore and stay away from the carnage at the pin end and in clear air we got away well. However, we knew we couldn't make Portland Bill before the tide changed, so we stayed offshore and found plenty of breeze, so it was a great start to the race. We did hit a big hole in the wind off Lime Bay, which was frustrating, but a pod of about a dozen or so dolphins were all around us, we could hear there blow holes and that cheered us up no-end, especially for Christine Allen, who was taking part in her first offshore. The crew on R&W is a mixture of the team from our previous Sigma 362 and people who work for my R&W Civil Engineering. It is really encouraging for newcomers to offshore racing to do so well and see such a fantastic sight as dolphins in the wild.”

On Monday evening, a small number of boats are yet to finish and a number of protests have been received by the Race Committee. None of these will detract from Géry Trentesaux’s overall win, but there may still be some changes in other positions.

Géry Trentesaux's JPK 10.80, Courrier Du Leon is the new overall leader for the 2015 RORC Season's Points Championship, just a single point ahead of Rob Craigie's Sunfast 36, Bellino. Louis-Marie Dussere's JPK 10.10, Raging Bee is third overall and leading the Two-Handed Class. Racing for the championship continues on 5th June with the De Guingand Bowl Race from Cowes to Cherbourg via Marks.

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Overall results

Points

Factored Points

Sail No

Boat

Type of Boat

Owner

Elapsed

Handicap

Corrected

Finishing Place

100

120

FRA43772

Courrier Du Leon

JPK 10.80

Géry Trentesaux

1 - 12:53:59

1.046

1 - 14:35:50

1

94

112.8

GBR704R

Philosophie IV

First 40.7

Nicolas Gaumont-prat

1 - 12:51:08

1.048

1 - 14:37:16

2

90

108

GBR1682R

Tokoloshe II

GP 42

Michael Bartholomew

1 - 06:54:23

1.265

1 - 15:05:48

3

86

103.2

NED51

Tonnerre 4

Ker 51

Piet Vroon

1 - 04:37:57

1.384

1 - 15:37:39

4

83

99.6

GBR851R

Cracklin Rosie

Corby 40

Steven Anderson

1 - 12:17:06

1.104

1 - 16:03:31

5

80

96

GBR236R

Erivale III

Ker 39

Michael Greville

1 - 12:06:07

1.112

1 - 16:08:43

6

78

93.6

GBR9922T

R&W

J/122

Andy Theobald

1 - 13:12:25

1.087

1 - 16:26:38

7

76

91.2

GBR7041R

Anticipation

First 40.7

Peter Newlands

1 - 14:29:08

1.056

1 - 16:38:27

8

74

88.8

USA1253

Antix

Ker 40

Anthony O'Leary

1 - 09:43:02

1.210

1 - 16:47:52

9

72

86.4

GBR7743R

Kestrel

Arcona 410

Simon Bamford

1 - 13:54:15

1.077

1 - 16:49:22

10

70

84

FRA36859

Stamina III

A 40

Michel Peretie

1 - 13:55:40

1.085

1 - 17:09:06

11

68

81.6

GBR741R

Hooligan VII

Ker 40

Edward Broadway

1 - 10:54:32

1.193

1 - 17:38:47

12

66

79.2

GBR8248

Incisor

Corby 45

Windward Sailing

1 - 11:56:10

1.162

1 - 17:45:28

13

65

78

FRA37310

Foggy Dew

JPK 10.10

Noel Racine

1 - 18:04:39

1.003

1 - 18:12:13

14

64

76.8

FRA38902

Raging Bee

JPK 10.10

Louis-Marie Dussere

1 - 18:20:11

1.006

1 - 18:35:25

15

63

75.6

US60006

Venomous

Carroll Marine 60

Windward Sailing

1 - 07:45:23

1.355

1 - 19:01:48

16

62

74.4

GBR8410R

Premier Flair

Elan 410

Jim Macgregor

1 - 16:15:13

1.071

1 - 19:06:42

17

61

73.2

GBR3657L

Bellino

Sun Fast 3600

Rob Craigie

1 - 17:43:35

1.039

1 - 19:21:13

18

60

72

FRA43791

Shaitan

JPK 10.80

Patrick Bauné / Jean-Eudes Renier

1 - 17:42:34

1.044

1 - 19:32:41

19

59

70.8

GBR8633R

Jings

J/133

David Ballantyne

1 - 15:20:32

1.109

1 - 19:37:50

20

58.5

70.2

BEL12345

Azawakh

MC34 Patton

Vincent Willemart and Eric Van Campenhout

1 - 17:20:06

1.059

1 - 19:46:26

21

58

69.6

GBR42N

La Réponse

First 40

Andrew McIrvine

1 - 16:23:04

1.084

1 - 19:46:36

22

57.5

69

GBR7951R

Drop Bear

First 40

John Reivers

1 - 16:46:12

1.079

1 - 19:59:27

23

57

68.4

FRA25767

Exception

X 40

Patrick Ponchelet

1 - 17:58:23

1.053

1 - 20:11:51

24

56.5

67.8

GBR979R

Malice

HOD 35

Mike Moxley

1 - 20:10:41

1.009

1 - 20:34:32

25

56

67.2

GBR100

Artemis Ocean Racing

IMOCA 60

Artemis Ocean Racing

1 - 04:09:31

1.600

1 - 21:03:14

26

55.5

66.6

GBR4365T

Haven KJ Enigma

MG 346

Ian Braham

1 - 23:32:38

0.952

1 - 21:15:42

27

55

66

GBR8537R

Jangada Too

J/109

Richard Palmer

1 - 20:57:10

1.009

1 - 21:21:26

28

54.5

65.4

GBR7408R

Arthur Logic

First 40

Sailing Logic

1 - 18:39:43

1.070

1 - 21:38:54

29

54

64.8

GBR6709R

J-T'Aime

J/109

Christopher Palmer

1 - 21:09:45

1.012

1 - 21:42:16

30

53.5

64.2

GBR958R

Pincer Movement

JPK 10.10

Richard Searle

1 - 21:24:15

1.008

1 - 21:46:03

31

53

63.6

GBR722R

Voador

J/105

Simon Curwen

1 - 21:31:25

1.006

1 - 21:47:48

32

52.5

63

GBR7909R

Jolene II

J/109

Philip Nelson

1 - 21:07:44

1.017

1 - 21:53:46

33

52

62.4

GBR9205R

Diablo-J

J/105

Nick Martin

1 - 21:40:15

1.006

1 - 21:56:41

34

51.5

61.8

GBR8383R

Assassin

Prima 38

Mark Brown

1 - 19:55:26

1.051

1 - 22:09:50

35

51

61.2

GBR5809R

Jelenko

J/109

Trevor Sainty

1 - 21:50:22

1.009

1 - 22:15:07

36

50.5

60.6

GBR3135L

Jumbuck

J/109

John Allison

1 - 21:36:13

1.015

1 - 22:17:16

37

50

60

GBR4343C

Tweak

JOD 35

Richard Breese

1 - 21:45:52

1.012

1 - 22:18:49

38

49.5

59.4

GBR529R

Just So

J/109

David McGough

1 - 21:48:50

1.011

1 - 22:19:04

39

49

58.8

GBR8529R

Jazzy Jellyfish

J/109

Kevin Armstrong

1 - 21:39:05

1.015

1 - 22:20:10

40

48.5

58.2

GBR10

Rosalba

IMOCA 60

Chris Le Prevost

1 - 04:20:01

1.638

1 - 22:24:38

41

48

57.6

GBR8250R

Fastrak X

Sun Fast 3600

Nigel De Quervain Colley

1 - 20:32:36

1.043

1 - 22:27:31

42

47.5

57

FRA27550

Sous Mama Boulé

JPK 9.60

Ludovic Melnyk

1 - 23:38:32

0.976

1 - 22:29:56

43

47

56.4

GBR8287

Persephone of London

Sigma 38

Nigel Goodhew

1 - 23:32:53

0.982

1 - 22:41:32

44

46.5

55.8

GBR8274

MacHismo II

Sigma 38

Tim Levett

1 - 23:33:09

0.982

1 - 22:41:48

45

46

55.2

GBR2993L

Minx 3

First 40

Jonathan Gardiner

1 - 19:32:22

1.075

1 - 22:48:18

46

45.5

54.6

FRA35966

Dr Feelgood (again)

A 35

Sebastien Delasnerie

1 - 21:43:54

1.027

1 - 22:57:59

47

45

54

GBR8338

With Alacrity

Sigma 38

Chris Choules

1 - 23:51:29

0.982

1 - 22:59:48

48

44.5

53.4

GBR516R

White Rose

Elan 40

Bob Jackson

1 - 22:18:33

1.016

1 - 23:03:00

49

44

52.8

GBR536

Zest

Custom

Kathryn Schmitt

1 - 23:36:15

0.989

1 - 23:04:50

50

43.7

52.44

GBR6809R

Jybe Talkin'

J/109

Christopher Burleigh

1 - 22:41:44

1.013

1 - 23:18:09

51

43.4

52.08

GBR1404R

Flair IV

Elan 40

Ashley Harris

1 - 22:20:42

1.021

1 - 23:19:06

52

43.1

51.72

GBR7720R

Assarain III

J/120

Andy Hunt

1 - 21:03:15

1.051

1 - 23:21:07

53

42.8

51.36

FRA3333

Shortgood

First Class 10

Renaud Courbon

1 - 23:44:17

0.992

1 - 23:21:22

54

42.5

51

NED118

Winsome

S&S 41

Harry J. Heijst

2 - 00:01:06

0.987

1 - 23:23:39

55

42.2

50.64

GBR795R

Ninjod

Sun Fast 3600

Paul Brant

1 - 21:36:06

1.040

1 - 23:25:33

56

41.9

50.28

GBR2904L

Hot Pursuit

Sun Fast 3200

Richard Lewis

1 - 23:34:38

0.999

1 - 23:31:47

57

41.6

49.92

IRL1438

Jet Dream

J/105

Philip Bourke

1 - 23:10:42

1.008

1 - 23:33:21

58

41.3

49.56

GBR8541R

Jolly Jack Tar

J/109

Adrian Wheal

1 - 23:00:33

1.012

1 - 23:34:24

59

41

49.2

GBR8601R

INO

Corby 36

James Neville

1 - 20:12:25

1.077

1 - 23:36:39

60

40.7

48.84

RUS404

Knyaz

A40

Artem Brum, Radik Minibaev, Iskander Rakhimov

1 - 20:20:21

1.074

1 - 23:37:13

61

40.4

48.48

GBR2091R

Boo

J/109

Neil McGrigor

1 - 23:07:25

1.011

1 - 23:38:31

62

40.1

48.12

GBR7384R

Sirens' Tigress

Reflex 38

Susan Glenny

1 - 21:22:38

1.053

1 - 23:46:56

63

39.8

47.76

GBR8543R

Pure Joy

J/109

Sarah Rossiter

1 - 23:10:16

1.013

1 - 23:47:04

64

39.5

47.4

GBR6865R

Jagerbomb

J/109

Paul Griffiths

1 - 23:18:53

1.010

1 - 23:47:16

65

39.2

47.04

GBR8307

Paracelsus

Sigma 38

Neil Holden

2 - 00:41:03

0.982

1 - 23:48:28

66

38.9

46.68

GBR3922R

Jangle

J/122 E

Clive Miles

1 - 19:51:19

1.094

1 - 23:58:40

67

38.6

46.32

GBR2053R

Erica

Bavaria Match 35

Peter Seymour

1 - 23:40:29

1.007

2 - 00:00:30

68

38.3

45.96

GBR6671T

Blue Juice

First 40.7

Civil Service Offshore Racing Club

1 - 21:27:25

1.058

2 - 00:05:36

69

38

45.6

GBR7952R

Bunyip

First 40

John Reivers

1 - 20:25:43

1.083

2 - 00:06:58

70

37.7

45.24

GBR8191R

British Soldier

J/111

Army Sailing Association

1 - 19:51:27

1.098

2 - 00:09:20

71

37.4

44.88

GBR3111N

Mostly Harmless

J/105

Tom Hayhoe and Natalie Jobling

1 - 23:35:44

1.012

2 - 00:10:00

72

37.1

44.52

GBR123

Xara

Swan SR 38

Jonathan Rolls

2 - 03:21:28

0.938

2 - 00:10:25

73

36.8

44.16

GBR2806L

Winston Logic

First 40

Sailing Logic

1 - 21:00:42

1.074

2 - 00:20:33

74

36.5

43.8

MLT105

Bigfoot

J/105

Robert Nelson

2 - 00:08:17

1.007

2 - 00:28:30

75

36.2

43.44

GBR1575L

Pure Attitude

X 37

Martin Gray

1 - 23:16:02

1.027

2 - 00:32:36

76

35.9

43.08

GBR5963T

Pyxis

X 332

Kirsteen Donaldson

2 - 02:46:09

0.957

2 - 00:35:10

77

35.6

42.72

GBR8380R

Elixir

Elan 380

Felicity Gabbay

1 - 23:12:23

1.030

2 - 00:37:21

78

35.3

42.36

GBR2741R

Batfish 5

Comet 41S

Bill Blain

1 - 21:34:44

1.068

2 - 00:40:42

79

35

42

GBR9109T

Red Arrow

J/109

RAFSA

1 - 23:29:45

1.025

2 - 00:41:00

80

34.7

41.64

GBR6504N

Talisman

Prima 38

Simon Harwood

1 - 21:44:24

1.067

2 - 00:48:16

81

34.4

41.28

GBR2709R

Jumping Jellyfish

J/109

David Richards

2 - 00:28:00

1.011

2 - 00:59:59

82

34.1

40.92

GBR8146

Vitesse

Sigma 38

Jon England

2 - 01:58:34

0.982

2 - 01:04:36

83

33.8

40.56

GBR6525N

Revive

Prima 38

Paul A Farrands

1 - 21:42:45

1.074

2 - 01:05:43

84

33.5

40.2

GBR9693T

A'Assifa

Dofour 34 Performance

Steve Capstick

2 - 02:18:59

0.979

2 - 01:15:35

85

33.2

39.84

GBR9949T

Fireball

First 40.7

Chris Clark

1 - 22:50:57

1.054

2 - 01:22:44

86

32.9

39.48

GBR1174L

Taika

J/105

Stuart Rhys-williams

2 - 01:20:18

1.001

2 - 01:23:16

87

32.6

39.12

GBR9481R

Lancelot

First 40.7

Sailing Logic

1 - 22:49:26

1.055

2 - 01:23:57

88

32.3

38.76

GBR8799T

Wild Spirit

Sun Odyssey 40

Paul Jackson

2 - 02:16:40

0.983

2 - 01:25:23

89

32

38.4

GBR8377

Gauntlet of Tamar

Sigma 38

Andrew Canning

2 - 02:20:30

0.982

2 - 01:26:08

90

31.7

38.04

GBR4902

Shila

Sigma 33

Jens Pace

2 - 06:22:59

0.913

2 - 01:39:06

91

31.4

37.68

GBR3189L

Griet

Arcona 400

Peter Hale

1 - 23:18:34

1.050

2 - 01:40:30

92

31.1

37.32

GBR9604R

Nunatak

J/120

Elin Haf Davies

1 - 23:08:05

1.055

2 - 01:43:38

93

30.8

36.96

GBR8342

Inspiration of BOSS

Sigma 38

Peter Ellis

2 - 02:39:40

0.982

2 - 01:44:57

94

30.5

36.6

GBR5436R

Sunrise

Elan E4/360s

Thomas Kneen

2 - 00:46:04

1.023

2 - 01:53:22

95

30.2

36.24

GBR1471L

Inspire

Elan 410

Urban Truant

1 - 22:53:31

1.064

2 - 01:53:35

96

29.9

35.88

GBR9939

Flame

Sweden 38

Martin Fordham

2 - 02:47:15

0.983

2 - 01:55:27

97

29.6

35.52

GBR9029

Rainmaker

Oyster LW395

James Porter

2 - 02:06:59

1.000

2 - 02:06:59

98

29.3

35.16

GBR2630L

Saga

Hanse 531

Darren McLaughlin

1 - 21:05:46

1.119

2 - 02:27:45

99

29

34.8

GBR2460L

Run

First 35

Langoon Watersports

2 - 01:19:55

1.025

2 - 02:33:55

100

28.7

34.44

GBR8409R

Galahad Of Cowes

First 40

Sailing Logic

1 - 22:48:02

1.081

2 - 02:35:29

101

28.4

34.08

GBR7732T

Mardy Gras

X 332

Fred Mundle

2 - 03:29:10

0.984

2 - 02:39:44

102

28.1

33.72

GBR1329R

Thumper

Grand Soleil 39

Julian Johnson

2 - 00:17:13

1.050

2 - 02:42:05

103

27.8

33.36

GBR1715T

Breakout

Swan 42

Simon Crawford

2 - 03:28:49

0.990

2 - 02:57:56

104

27.5

33

GBR8750R

Bella of London

Grand Soleil 50

Mike Surridge

1 - 22:56:09

1.086

2 - 02:58:20

105

27.2

32.64

GBR2L

Jigsaw

J/109

Chris Andrews

2 - 02:35:59

1.011

2 - 03:09:23

106

26.9

32.28

RSA23

Arwen

Class40

Austen Clark

1 - 17:14:43

1.258

2 - 03:53:12

107

26.6

31.92

GBR9043T

Flying Fish of Cowes

First 40.7

Andrew Hunt

2 - 01:10:58

1.056

2 - 03:56:13

108

26.3

31.56

GBR3708R

One Life

Sun Fast 37

Hamble School of Yachting

2 - 07:02:06

0.977

2 - 05:46:09

109

26

31.2

GBR809

Lutine

X 55

Lloyd's Yacht Club

1 - 21:21:51

1.195

2 - 06:12:37

110

25.7

30.84

USA44160

Finnish Line

Swan 44 MK II

Michael Wilson

2 - 07:43:22

1.013

2 - 08:26:50

111

25.4

30.48

GBR4709R

Jambo!

J/109

Stephen Morris

2 - 08:49:31

1.008

2 - 09:16:48

112

25.1

30.12

GBR5669

Miss Tippy

Oyster 56

Brian Norton

2 - 06:17:15

1.064

2 - 09:45:43

113

10

10

CO597

Hurrying Angel

Contessa 32

Lucinda Allaway

 

0.872

 

 

10

10

GBR4300

Imperator

SJ 35

Paul Waxman

 

0.939

 

 

10

10

GBR3704L

Floating Point

Dufour 365 Grand Large

David Anderson

 

0.940

 

 

10

10

GBR3390T

Gentle Zephyr

Bavaria 390

Neal Martin

 

0.956

 

 

10

10

GBR7662T

Tyke

X 332

Brian Thomas

 

0.975

 

 

10

10

GBR1921L

Yoda

Sigma 38

John Clarke

 

0.982

 

 

10

10

GBR8303

Mouflon Noir

Sigma 38

Alasdair Boden

 

0.982

 

 

10

10

GBR7657T

Castalia

Sun Fast 37

Andrew Butler

 

0.989

 

 

10

10

GBR8956R

Mzungu

Sun Fast 3200

Tony White

 

0.999

 

 

10

10

GBR1007L

Diamonds Are Forever

Elan 37

Girls for Sail

 

1.002

 

 

10

10

FRA15012

Ginger

JOD 35

Alan Thornewill

 

1.004

 

 

10

10

GBR9070R

Change of Course

C & C 115

Keith Gibbs

 

1.031

 

 

10

10

GBR8972T

Inseyandra

Bavaria 46 C

Solent Sail Ltd

 

1.048

 

 

10

10

GBR8883R

Volunteer

First 40.7

Volunteer Yachting Ltd.

 

1.057

 

 

10

10

IRL7111

Mustigo II

J/111

Stephen Scholefield

 

1.098

 

 

10

10

GBR6643R

Nightfall

Arcona 430

Tom Sperrey

 

1.121

 

 

10

10

GBR8873R

Challenger 3

Challenge 72

Tall Ships

 

1.210

 

 

10

10

GBR8874R

Challenger 4

Challenge 72

Tall Ships

 

1.210

 

 

10

10

GBR4127R

Get Carter

3/4 Tonner

Marcelle von Wendland

 

0.892

 

 

10

10

GBR6908R

White Knight 7

J/109

Royal Armoured Corps Yacht Club

 

1.010

 

 

10

10

GBR7735R

Eaujet

A35

Richard Elliott

 

1.027

 

 

10

10

GBR1415R

Kokomo

Prima 38

Steve Trigwell

 

1.073

 

 

10

10

GBR641

Hope & Glory/UNICEF

Humphreys 50 Custom

Robert Gibson

 

1.143

 

 

10

10

GBR1751T

Spellbinder Of Wytch

Starlight 39

Phoenix Yacht Club

 

0.944

 

 

10

10

GBR7733T

Quantum Leap

Sun Fast 37

Chris Rushton

 

0.977

 

 

10

10

GBR8367

Rho

Sigma 38

Equinox Sailing

 

0.982

 

 

10

10

GBR912R

Polka

First 34.7

Marcus Wareham

 

0.990

 

 

10

10

FRA43669

Funchal III

Salona 35

Jean-Jacques Nere

 

0.999

 

 

10

10

GBR9863

In X Celsis

X 119

Peter Jones

 

1.037

 

 

10

10

GBR2311L

Zephyr

First 45

Marinos Pappas

 

1.094

 

 

10

10

GBR8871R

Challenger 1

Challenge 72

Tall Ships

 

1.210

 

 

10

10

GBR8872R

Challenger 2

Challenge 72

Tall Ships

 

1.210

 

 

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