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National Team Racing Championship at Bough Beech

by Nigel Vick on 28 Mar 2012
Spinnaker Auspicious UKTRA Winners (L to R) Jo Findlay, Peter Matthews, Tom Hebbert, Sam Littlejohn,Tom Mallandine Marianthe Evangelidis Nigel Vick
Spinnaker Auspicious are the RYA Team Racing Champions after beating West Kirby Hawks 2:0 at Bough Beech.

The Spinnaker Auspicious Team beat West Kirby Hawks 2:0 in the finals of the RYA/UKTRA Team Racing Championships held this weekend at Bough Beech, says Bruce Hebbert.

Despite a slow start on Saturday with a wait of 45 minutes for the wind, and shifty winds throughout, the event was a success, the quality of racing on the Sunday being exceptional. The five Youth Teams entered even had a separate round robin at the end of the event.

The full race results are available here.
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