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Final event venue announced in the Phantom Grand Prix Series 2015

by Phantom Class Association 9 Feb 2015 09:33 PST 9 February 2015

Following the launch of the Phantom Grand Prix Series last month the Class Association can announce the final date as being 4 October at Bartley Sailing Club in the Midlands.

The series comprises six GP's held throughout the country as well as the Inland and National Championships. The results at the Minnis Bay Nationals and the best three additional events will determine the Series winner.

Large fleets are expected at each event and they complement the existing regional open programme so you should expect close racing, a friendly and helpful fleet along with a great social. The events are aimed at providing close racing and will attract a mix of abilities so will suit if you are new to the fleet or a seasoned campaigner.

We look forward to seeing you at an event during the year.

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