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Doyle Sails Swedish Moth National Championship - Day 1

by Swedish Moth Association 17 Sep 2022 23:47 PDT 16-18 September 2022

The first day of racing of the Doyle Sails Swedish Moth Championships brought strong and gusty northerly winds of 15-20 knots. It was Phil Robertson who lead the charge on the fleet, winning 3 from 4 races.

The chasing pack was lead by Dave Gilmour and the next 10 boats are grouped tightly on points with Danny Inkyov and Sam Gilmour currently fighting for the final podium spot. When the discards come into play it should mix things up a little with some sailors carrying a few high scores.

The surprise of the day was Tom Johnson. He missed the first 3 races as he was still rigging his brand new Exploder, but made it out for the final race where he gave Phil Robertson a good fight for the lead and narrowly missed out on taking the win.

Post racing the sailors had a BBQ and beers on the dock, displaying the camaraderie and great culture that the Moth class provides.

Sunday's racing is looking to be on the lighter side with 8 knots of wind forecast, which could see a change in the pecking order as all the racing and lead up so far has been on the upper limit.

Tune into @doylesailssweden on instagram and facebook for live updates throughout the weekend.

Results after Day 1:

PosHelmNatSail NoClubFleetR1R2R3R4Pts
1stPhil RobertsonNZL4740GKSS 21115
2ndDavid GilmourSWE21GKSS 342514
3rdDanny InkyovSWE4599 SM664420
4thSamuel GilmourAUS4862GKSS/RFBYC 735621
5thFrederik MelsonGBR4778 NONSM873927
6thMichal KorneszczukPOL4674YGCNONSM4108729
7thKyle LangfordSWE4GKSS 12DNF831
8thEmil JäruddSWE4330KSSSSM13561034
9thAdriano PetrinoSUI4404Hellerup SejlklubbNONSM5DNC10338
10thKatja Salskov‑lversenDEN41Hellerup SeljklubNONSM10971440
11thFredrik AppelbergSWE4462KSSSSM121391145
12thAnders NörrelykkeSUI44Hellerup SejlklubNONSM1112121348
13thTom JohnsonDEN27 NONSMDNC11DNC253
14thMax SalminenSWE4508GKSSSM9DNC111555
15thFredrik BergströmSWE4252 SMDNC8131657
16thOscar AnderssonSWE474GKSSSMDNCDNCDNC1272
17thJesper StälheimSWE KSSSSMDNCDNCDNCDNC80
17thTomasz FlisiakGBR4067Baxa MragowoNONSMDNCDNCDNCDNC80
17thKeith SwintonAUS  NONSMDNCDNCDNCDNC80

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