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2015 Zhik Coast Watersports Scorpion Nationals – Day 1 overall

by Sail Scorpion on 11 Aug 2015
Day 1 - 2015 Zhik Coast Watersports Scorpion Nationals Ian Wallace
What a cracking day to kick off the 2015 Zhik and Coast Watersports Scorpion Nationals at Lyme Regis. 57 Scorps arrived to a beautiful and sunny Lyme on Saturday 8th August and after a bit of bimbling (and some installations of lead correctors!) the Class were measured and ready to send off the Pecker. The Pecker, class classic for mayhem and mishaps was bid adieu in style with a heartfelt obituary and a rocket launch off the roof. Today however the racing kicked off proper.

The fleet were welcomed by a 15 knot breeze and some lovely rollers ready for the Practice Race, race one and the Crew’s Race. In the Practice Race there were three restarts (too keen) and then Chris Turner and Alex Hayman 2004 popped out to lead up to the windward mark. The guys who had gone right, not trusting the backing forecast, seemed to pay out and led to a good mix up at the windward mark. Lively waves made for an interesting run and similar for the rest of the race. At least we assume so, since our rudder popped off in the gybe so we missed the rest of the race! The top three at the finish were then first Turner and Hayman, second Andy McKee and Chris Massey 2026 and third Tom Jeffcoate and Tom Pygall 2037.

Race one started straight after, with a little wait for the committee boat to stop dragging its anchor in the big chop, with quite a big shift that benefitted all those that had the space to tack off the line. Pete ‘Mav’ Mitchell and Simon Forbes 2034 won out and screamed up to the front. Andy and Chris had another good’un and got through to second again. This time it was Pete Gray and Rich Pepperdine who got through to third with Tom and Tom slipping to fourth.

The Crew’s Race followed racing with three contenders, with Penny Jeffcoate and Jack Banks 2017 taking the lead from the top. They were closely followed by Ian Dooley and Jo Mahy 2015 until their swim (that required a trip to the dentist!). Then newcomer 13 year old Chloe Willars, competing in her first Nationals with Dad Jon in 2002 stormed through. Extra well done to Chloe for keeping her upright in some very testing conditions!

Practice Race

First 2004 Chris Turner and Alex Hayman

Second 2026 Andy McKee and Chris Massey

Third 2037 Tom Jeffcoate and Tom Pygall

Special Mention 11th 2030 Colin Bradley and Luke Bradley












Day one overall results

Place Points Sail No Helm Crew Club
            9 Aug 10 Aug 10 Aug
1 7 2026 Andy McKee Chris Massey Dovestone Sailing Club 2 1 4
2 10 2022 Pete Gray Rich Pepperdine Staunton Harold Sailing Club 3 6 1
3 11 2037 Tom Jeffcoate Tom Pygall Notts County Sailing Club 5 3 3
4 15 2004 Chris Turner Alex Hayman Lyme Regis SC 8 5 2
5 15 2014 Tim Parsons Andy Davis Lyme Regis SC 6 4 5
6 18 2034 Peter Mitchell Simon Montgomery Forbes Staunton Harold Sailing Club 1 7 10
7 24 2028 Ryan Buchanan Hannah Buchanan Weston SC 7 10 7
8 26 2020 John Mursell Sam Barker Castle Cove Sailing Club 4 9 13
9 28 2033 steve walker jerry hannabuss Pennine SC 9 8 11
10 30 1939 Adrian Smith Robert Smith Castle Cove SC/Hythe & Saltwood SC 11 13 6
11 35 1995 Peter Rose John Rose Chew Valley Lake SC 12 11 12
12 44 2017 Jack Banks Penny Jeffcoate West Kirby SC 13 17 14
13 46 1931 Kevin Gosling Andrew Service Beer Sailing Club 22 15 9
14 49 2024 Barry Wolfenden Catherine Maguire Bough Beech 10 12 27
15 50 2019 John Clementson Melanie Titmus Bough Beech 14 14 22
16 51 1976 Tim Hartley Hannah Edge Northampton Sailing club 18 16 17
17 55 2005 Janet Ritchie Alan Ritchie Chipstead SC 15 20 20
18 58 2031 Peter Crowther David Thompson Pennine SC 21 18 19
19 59 1962 martin moore Neil Moore Lyme Regis SC 16 19 24
20 64 2032 Steve Mitchell Polly Newman Porthpean 26 22 16
21 68 2036 Oli Wells Rachel Rhodes Northampton Sailing club 58/RET 2 8
22 72 2001 Guy Revill Jack Rea Sidmouth SC 24 23 25
23 73 1959 Chris Yates Dave Barker Eastborne Sovereign 17 25 31
24 76 2021 Andrew Hayman James Salter Sidmouth SC 19 31 26
25 76 1891 David Lee Hannah Showell Starcross YC 27 21 28
26 77 1852 Sandra Smith Andrea Fellows Castle Cove Sailing Club 30 29 18
27 79 1934 Terry Flanagan Paul Newman Pennine SC 20 27 32
28 85 1980 Jock Fellows Oliver Fellows Castle Cove Sailing Club 31 33 21
29 98 1947 Rich Jones John Purdie Shotwick Lake Sailing Club 29 24 45
30 100 2027 Carol Haines Jonathan Haines Elton SC 25 35 40
31 102 1952 Elly Pegg Keith Atkinson Yealm Yacht Club 43 44 15
32 102 2030 Colin Bradley Luke Bradley Pennine SC 37 32 33
33 104 2018 Nigel Potter Amy Clay Notts County Sailing Club 23 58/RET 23
34 106 1925 Martyn Denchfield Joe Pemhaul-Smith Staunton Harold Sailing Club 32 28 46
35 109 2000 Dave Snutch Sue Barnes Notts County Sailing Club 34 37 38
36 110 1936 Simon Holden Cara Jones King George Sailing Club 38 30 42
37 111 1828 Richard Bowers Lizzy Bowers Castle Cove Sailing Club 40 34 37
38 119 1991 David Bennett Martyn Tuohy-Smith Chew Valley Lake SC 41 39 39
39 120 1993 miles hapgood Steve Smith Sidmouth SC 58/RET 26 36
40 122 1861 James Ripley Amy Giles Paignton SC 47 46 29
41 122 1858 Stephen Harling Eleanor Thomas Starcross YC 46 41 35
42 124 1981 Dave Elston Sam McNamara LSSC 28 38 58/DNC
43 124 2008 Chris Swinchatt Nicky Marsh Chipstead SC 58/RET 36 30
44 124 1892 Alison Stephens Chris Forrest Castle Cove Sailing Club 39 42 43
45 127 1916 Robin Jamieson Matt Riley Sutton Bingham SC 36 43 48
46 132 2002 Jon Willars Chloe Willars Notts County Sailing Club 35 47 50
47 134 1990 Jamie Roberts Tracey Roberts Paignton SC 42 58/RET 34
48 136 2015 Joanne Mahy Ian Dooley Sutton Bingham / Rutland 44 45 47
49 138 1940 Nigel Denchfield Sally Bennett Stewartby Water Sports SC 49 48 41
50 142 2029 Carl Jones Shellie Jones Shotwick Lake Sailing Club 58/DNS 40 44
51 149 1970 Edward Parsons Paul Grace Emsworth Sailing Club 33 58/RET 58/DNC
52 149 1897 Drew Jackson Leana Seriau Weston SC 48 49 52
53 151 1834 Elisia Dooley Jake Willars Rutland SC/ Notts County SC 51 51 49
54 153 2010 Jon Fox Helen Miles Chipstead SC 52 50 51
55 161 2011 Paul Barnes John Wells NCSC 45 58/DNC 58/DNC
56 166 1923 Lucy Jones Debbie Bowers Castle Cove Sailing Club 50 58/DNC 58/DNC
57 174 1867 Michael Riley Lou Hart Sutton Bingham SC 58/RET 58/DNC 58/DNC


Special Mention 16th 1962 Martin Moore and Neil Moore, 32nd 1925 Martin Denchfield and Joe Pemhaul-Smith (must be a Martin day!) and 41st 1991 David Bennett and Martyn Tuohy-Smith

Crew’s Race

 
Place Sail No Helm Crew Club
1 2017 Jack Banks Penny Jeffcoate West Kirby SC
2 2002 Jon Willars Chloe Willars Notts County Sailing Club
3 2015 Joanne Mahy Ian Dooley Sutton Bingham / Rutland
DNC 1828 Richard Bowers Lizzy Bowers Castle Cove Sailing Club
DNC 1834 Elisia Dooley Jake Willars Rutland SC/ Notts County SC
DNC 1852 Sandra Smith Andrea Fellows Castle Cove Sailing Club
DNC 1858 Stephen Harling Eleanor Thomas Starcross YC
DNC 1861 James Ripley Amy Giles Paignton SC
DNC 1867 Michael Riley Lou Hart Sutton Bingham SC
DNC 1891 David Lee Hannah Showell Starcross YC
DNC 1892 Alison Stephens Chris Forrest Castle Cove Sailing Club
DNC 1897 Drew Jackson Leana Seriau Weston SC
DNC 1916 Robin Jamieson Matt Riley Sutton Bingham SC
DNC 1923 Lucy Jones Debbie Bowers Castle Cove Sailing Club
DNC 1925 Martyn Denchfield Joe Pemhaul-Smith Staunton Harold Sailing Club
DNC 1931 Kevin Gosling Andrew Service Beer Sailing Club
DNC 1934 Terry Flanagan Paul Newman Pennine SC
DNC 1936 Simon Holden Cara Jones King George Sailing Club
DNC 1939 Adrian Smith Robert Smith Castle Cove SC/Hythe & Saltwood SC
DNC 1940 Nigel Denchfield Sally Bennett Stewartby Water Sports SC
DNC 1947 Rich Jones John Purdie Shotwick Lake Sailing Club
DNC 1952 Elly Pegg Keith Atkinson Yealm Yacht Club
DNC 1959 Chris Yates Dave Barker Eastborne Sovereign
DNC 1962 martin moore Neil Moore Lyme Regis SC
DNC 1970 Edward Parsons Paul Grace Emsworth Sailing Club
DNC 1976 Tim Hartley Hannah Edge Northampton Sailing club
DNC 1980 Jock Fellows Oliver Fellows Castle Cove Sailing Club
DNC 1981 Dave Elston Sam McNamara LSSC
DNC 1990 Jamie Roberts Tracey Roberts Paignton SC
DNC 1991 David Bennett Martyn Tuohy-Smith Chew Valley Lake SC
DNC 1993 miles hapgood Steve Smith Sidmouth SC
DNC 1995 Peter Rose John Rose Chew Valley Lake SC
DNC 2000 Dave Snutch Sue Barnes Notts County Sailing Club
DNC 2001 Guy Revill Jack Rea Sidmouth SC
DNC 2004 Chris Turner Alex Hayman Lyme Regis SC
DNC 2005 Janet Ritchie Alan Ritchie Chipstead SC
DNC 2008 Chris Swinchatt Nicky Marsh Chipstead SC
DNC 2010 Jon Fox Helen Miles Chipstead SC
DNC 2011 Paul Barnes John Wells NCSC
DNC 2014 Tim Parsons Andy Davis Lyme Regis SC
DNC 2018 Nigel Potter Amy Clay Notts County Sailing Club
DNC 2019 John Clementson Melanie Titmus Bough Beech
DNC 2020 John Mursell Sam Barker Castle Cove Sailing Club
DNC 2021 Andrew Hayman James Salter Sidmouth SC
DNC 2022 Pete Gray Rich Pepperdine Staunton Harold Sailing Club
DNC 2024 Barry Wolfenden Catherine Maguire Bough Beech
DNC 2026 Andy McKee Chris Massey Dovestone Sailing Club
DNC 2027 Carol Haines Jonathan Haines Elton SC
DNC 2028 Ryan Buchanan Hannah Buchanan Weston SC
DNC 2029 Carl Jones Shellie Jones Shotwick Lake Sailing Club
DNC 2030 Colin Bradley Luke Bradley Pennine SC
DNC 2031 Peter Crowther David Thompson Pennine SC
DNC 2032 Steve Mitchell Polly Newman Porthpean
DNC 2033 steve walker jerry hannabuss Pennine SC
DNC 2034 Peter Mitchell Simon Montgomery Forbes Staunton Harold Sailing Club
DNC 2036 Oli Wells Rachel Rhodes Northampton Sailing club
DNC 2037 Tom Jeffcoate Tom Pygall Notts County Sailing Club
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