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Volvo RS End of Season Championships - Feva sailors join the action

by Debbie Darling on 13 Nov 2014
Volvo RS End of Season Championships - Fevas on day 1. Peter Newton
RS Feva sailors joined the other RS classes for a huge multi-fleet event at Datchet Water SC. The Volvo RS End of Season Championships saw over 110 boats from across the country compete on two trapezoid courses. As part of its support of RS Sailing and the RS Class Associations, Volvo Car UK had a strong presence at the EOS Champs, putting on a variety of shore side activities, including a colouring competition, remote controlled cars and the Sail for Gold Game.

Team Volvo sailor, Eilidh McIntyre made a special guest appearance on Sunday, providing youth competitors with an RS Feva rigging demonstration in the morning before heading out on the water to pass on her top tips. Eilidh said: 'I have great memories from Datchet Water Sailing Club, I actually won my first ever event here in an RS Feva. I am proud to say I competed in the RS End of Seasons five times in an RS Feva and was really happy to attend this weekend and help celebrate twenty years of RS.' The top British 470 sailor handed out the awards at the prize giving along with fellow Team Volvo sailor and London 2012 silver medallist Luke Patience who was competing at the event in the RS200 class.


The fleet launched in cloudy and blustery conditions and light rain. With 17 knots and gusts of 25 it was lively sailing, to say the least. The fleet got away all clear on the outer loop of a trapezoid course, whilst the RS Tera Pro and Sport fleets sailed the inner loop. Matthew Leckie and Izzi Bristow were ahead at mark 2 with Matthew Caiger and Niamh Davies in second,whilst Fin and Dan Armstrong were third. All change by the finish and race one was won by Iain Bird and Jake Hardman; second Dan and Fin; third Matt and Izzi.

Zoe King and Alice Powell led race 2 at the windward mark with Matt and Izzi second, third James Foster and Oliver Demetri. But again thrills and spills allowed Matt and Niamh to take the win; second Fin and Dan; third Iain and Jake.

In race 3 it was again Matt and Izzi in front with Zoe and Alice second; and Fin and Dan third whilst the wind was gusting 27 knots. By the finish Fin and Dan were ahead; second Iain and Jake; third Matt and Izzi. So as the fleet headed in Fin and Dan were overnight leaders.


Day two by complete contrast dawned calm and sunny. After a one hour postponement the fleet launched but sat around for another hour and a half after the wind disappeared completely. Eventually a four knot thermal appeared from Heathrow Airport! Sso the race team prepared for race 4.

The start got away all clear and was won by Simonas Jersovas and Gabriele Petraityte from Lithuania; second Pierce Harris and Alfie Cogger; third Iain and Jake.

With five knots of breeze race 5 got going as soon as possible, and after a general recall the black flag went up. Again the win went to Simonas and Gabrielle; second Iain and Jake which was enough to secure them the trophy; third Kotryna Kasetaite and Daumante Petraityte also from Lithuania.


Although sorting the results proved challenging due to three fleets racing three versions of a trapezoid course, the on the water teams gave 100% to make the Volvo EOS a huge success.

Results are final as of 10:25 on November 12, 2014

Feva Fleet

Sailed: 5, Discards: 1, To count: 4, Entries: 43, Scoring system: Appendix A

Rank

Fleet

Sail Number

Crew's Home Club

HelmName

CrewName

Rating

R1

R2

R3

R4

R5

Total

Nett

1st

Feva

5029

HISC

Iain Bird

Jake Hardman

 

1.0

(3.0)

2.0

3.0

2.0

11.0

8.0

2nd

Feva

4890

RTYC

Fin Armstrong

Dan Armstrong

 

2.0

2.0

1.0

(5.0)

5.0

15.0

10.0

3rd

Feva

5771

LTU

Simonas Jersovas

Gabriele Petraityte

 

(44.0 DNC)

11.0

4.0

1.0

1.0

61.0

17.0

4th

Feva

5161

LLSC

Matthew Leckie

Izzi Bristow

 

3.0

5.0

3.0

7.0

(16.0)

34.0

18.0

5th

Feva

5626

Burnham SC

Matthew Caiger

Niamh Davies

 

4.0

1.0

5.0

(16.0)

11.0

37.0

21.0

6th

Feva

4631

ThamesSC

Freya Black

Hatty Cage

 

(10.0)

7.0

6.0

6.0

4.0

33.0

23.0

7th

Feva

4963

HISC

Louis Wright

Jamie Allen

 

7.0

8.0

14.0

(15.0)

8.0

52.0

37.0

8th

Feva

5517

lymington town YC

Liam Willis

Madeleine Bristow

 

12.0

6.0

9.0

11.0

(15.0)

53.0

38.0

9th

Feva

5905

Alton Water SC

Bethan Matthew

Lucy Greenwood

 

5.0

14.0

13.0

(27.0)

7.0

66.0

39.0

10th

Feva

5005

Rutland/Stamford High School

Tom Proffitt

Jess Flint

 

17.0

9.0

8.0

(24.0)

6.0

64.0

40.0

11th

Feva

5741

LTU

Kotryna Kasetaite

Daumante Petraityte

 

11.0

18.0

(19.0)

9.0

3.0

60.0

41.0

12th

Feva

3638

Chew Valley Lake SC

Alice Edmonds

Louis Gibbs

 

(21.0)

10.0

12.0

8.0

13.0

64.0

43.0

12th

Feva

5775

Emsworth Sailing Club

Tom Holliday

Ollie Dennis

 

18.0

(22.0)

11.0

4.0

10.0

65.0

43.0

14th

Feva

51

Littleton SC

Toby Mizzi

Tom Callan

 

14.0

16.0

7.0

(34.0)

20.0

91.0

57.0

14th

Feva

501

Norfolk broads yacht club

Ellen Morley

Sophie Johnson

 

8.0

(17.0)

15.0

17.0

17.0

74.0

57.0

16th

Feva

2508

RTYC

Jess Jobson

Caitlin Webster

 

16.0

15.0

(26.0)

13.0

18.0

88.0

62.0

17th

Feva

5426

Oakham / Rutland

James Foster

Oliver Demetri

 

9.0

13.0

10.0

(44.0 DSQ)

31.0

107.0

63.0

18th

Feva

4071

Burnham Sailing Club

William Taylor

Matt Clark

 

6.0

12.0

20.0

26.0

(39.0)

103.0

64.0

19th

Feva

4347

Datchet Sailing CLub

Joshua Waha

Harry Forsyth

 

13.0

(33.0)

30.0

10.0

21.0

107.0

74.0

20th

Feva

4623

Warsash

Zoe King

Alice Powell

 

27.0

4.0

17.0

29.0

(30.0)

107.0

77.0

21st

Feva

4734

HISC/RSYC

Alice Handley

Zoe James

 

(44.0 DNC)

27.0

21.0

19.0

14.0

125.0

81.0

22nd

Feva

5424

Oakham / Rutland

Henry Neve

Matthew Peckham

 

25.0

(28.0)

22.0

18.0

19.0

112.0

84.0

23rd

Feva

5494

Hayling Island Sailing Club

Emma Tardrew

Isobel Clark

 

20.0

21.0

(44.0 DNC)

23.0

22.0

130.0

86.0

24th

Feva

3792

Shropshire/Chester

India Edwards

Fin Maciver

 

26.0

20.0

27.0

20.0

(37.0)

130.0

93.0

24th

Feva

5631

Rydal Penrhos School

Ewan Luke

Daisy Lee-Browne

 

22.0

23.0

(25.0)

25.0

23.0

118.0

93.0

26th

Feva

5800

Oakham / Rutland

Harry Martin

Patrick Holmes

 

15.0

(44.0 OCS)

44.0 DNC

14.0

24.0

141.0

97.0

27th

Feva

5630

South Caernarfonshire Yacht Club

Thomas Bale

Amy Bale

 

23.0

19.0

18.0

(39.0)

38.0

137.0

98.0

28th

Feva

4635

CBYC

Lorelei Bates

Felicity Allen

 

29.0

(44.0 DNC)

31.0

12.0

29.0

145.0

101.0

28th

Feva

2046

KGSC

ETHAN GERRELL

ALEX ELLIS-THOMAS

 

19.0

24.0

24.0

(35.0)

34.0

136.0

101.0

30th

Feva

2431

Rutland Water SC/Stamford

Alex Middleton

Harvey Elms

 

30.0

26.0

(32.0)

21.0

25.0

134.0

102.0

30th

Feva

4625

Burghfield

Dermot Gannon

Fergus Fox

 

33.0

32.0

(44.0 DNC)

28.0

9.0

146.0

102.0

30th

Feva

5846

Windermere School

Pierce Harris

Alfie Cogger

 

(44.0 DNF)

44.0 DNC

44.0 DNC

2.0

12.0

146.0

102.0

33rd

Feva

4984

MRSC

Anna Zuurmond

Philomena Ala

 

(44.0 DNC)

25.0

16.0

38.0

32.0

155.0

111.0

34th

Feva

5039

Oakham / Rutland

Oliver Neville

Toby Petit

 

(31.0)

29.0

29.0

30.0

28.0

147.0

116.0

34th

Feva

922

Bowmoor

Chris Conlan

Josh Relph

 

28.0

30.0

(44.0 DNC)

31.0

27.0

160.0

116.0

36th

Feva

3774

QMSC

Flossie Tanner

Francesca Gilks

 

24.0

(44.0 DNC)

44.0 DNC

33.0

26.0

171.0

127.0

37th

Feva

4624

GREAT MOOR

matt evans

jenny Evans

 

32.0

34.0

(44.0 DNC)

22.0

40.0

172.0

128.0

38th

Feva

3999

Bowmoor

David Nunn

Lucinda Cotterill

 

34.0

31.0

28.0

(37.0)

36.0

166.0

129.0

39th

Feva

5037

Oakham / Rutland

Issy Gibbs

Daisy Streatfeild

 

(44.0 DNC)

44.0 DNC

23.0

40.0

33.0

184.0

140.0

40th

Feva

4621

Emsworth SC

Blythe Berry

Sophie Dennis

 

(44.0 DNC)

44.0 DNC

44.0 DNC

32.0

35.0

199.0

155.0

41st

Feva

4608

Oakham / Rutland

Elysia Dooley

Freya Maxwell

 

(44.0 DNC)

44.0 DNC

44.0 DNC

36.0

44.0 DNC

212.0

168.0

42nd

Feva

8

Silverwing Sailing Club

Ellie Lunnen-Kay

Ella Marsh

 

(44.0 DNC)

44.0 DNC

44.0 DNC

44.0 DNC

44.0 DNC

220.0

176.0

42nd

Feva

5802

Oakham / Rutland

cancelled cancelled

cancelled cancelled

 

(44.0 DNC)

44.0 DNC

44.0 DNC

44.0 DNC

44.0 DNC

220.0

176.0


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