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Selden 2020 - LEADERBOARD

Blakes' Osprey leads Seldén SailJuice Winter Series

by Andy Rice 1 Jan 2023 14:09 PST

Fast approaching the halfway stage of the Seldén SailJuice Winter Series, Roger & Iain Blake have taken the lead in their Osprey doublehander...

The Seldén SailJuice Winter Series starts the new year at a pace, with the Gill Grafham Grand Prix on 2 January, where more than 100 boats are entered, followed by the return of the Bloody Mary in south-west London on 7 January.

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Update after 4 of 9 events

Here are the scores after the first four events of the season...

Overall Standings

After four events, 25 boats have completed two or more events and looking to position themselves for the overall win across the nine-event series. An Osprey still tops the leaderboard, but it's Roger & Iain Blake (Great Moor SC), who jump up five places to take the top spot overall. Previous leaders, Peter GRAY and Geoff EDWARDS (STAUNTON HAROLD SC), drop to fifth overall. Currently in 2nd is Paul YOUNG and Alex HOMER (Enterprise - MIDLAND SAILING CLUB), 3rd James and Samuel CLANCY (Merlin Rocket - DESBOROUGH SC).

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Seldén sticker winners

Brass Monkey - Phantom - Carl GIBBON (Burton Sailing Club)

Burghfield Breezer - RS Aero 7 - James EBERLEIN (HYTHE & SALTWOOD SC)

Best Social Media Engagement - RS400 Stu HALMAN and Anna WALSH (LEIGH AND LOWTON SC)

Craftinsure Top Class

Based on best three results for each class across every race. Laser (ILCA 7) hold onto top spot, with RS200s jumping 5 places to second, and defending champions Laser Radial (ILCA 6) up two places to third overall.

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Top Club

Based on best three results for each club across every race. No change for top three podium, but Staunton Harold SC consolidates its position in number one position, Carsington second, and Draycote third. Big gains by Yorkshire Dales, up 37 places to ninth and Burton SC up 15 places to eighth.

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Junior

1) Finlay COCHRANE (Laser 4.7 (ILCA 4) - YORKSHIRE DALES)
2) Freddie SUNDERLAND (Laser Radial (ILCA 6) - DRAYCOTE WATER)
3) Jack HODGKINS/ Isabella BARNES (RS Feva XL - DRAYCOTE SAILING CLUB)
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Youth

1) Maddie CHILDS (Laser Radial (ILCA 6) - KING GEORGE SAILING CLUB)
2) Arwen FFLUR & Arlo BRAUND (420 - PWLLHELI WKSC)
3) Finlay COCHRANE (Laser 4.7 (ILCA 4) - YORKSHIRE DALES)
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Female

1) Rachael GRAY (Scorpion - STAUNTON HAROLD)
2) Kath BROATCH (Fireball - PORT DINORWIC)
3) Arwen FFLUR (420 - PWLLHELI WKSC)
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Masters

1) Roger BLAKE (Osprey - GREAT MOOR SC)
2) Richard SIMS (K1 - CARSINGTON)
3) Tim BIRD (505 - BURTON SC)
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Fast Symmetric

1) Peter GRAY & GEOFF EDWARDS (Osprey - STAUNTON HAROLD)
2) Roger BLAKE & ROB BURDEKIN (Osprey - GREAT MOOR SAILING CLUB)
3) Tim BIRD & MIKE PRIDDLE (505 - BURTON SC)
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Fast Asymmetric

1) Richard SMITH (Musto Skiff - MEDWAY YACHT CLUB)
2) Jonathan CARTER (Vortex - RICKMANSWORTH SAILING CLUB)
3) Andy COUCH & Matt COUCH (VX One - BLITHFIELD SC)
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Slow Asymmetric

1) James WILLIAMS & SARAH TUPPEN (RS200 - CHEW VALLEY LAKE SC)
2) Nigel & Diana PEPPERDINE (RS200 - STAUNTON HAROLD SC)
3) Jack HODGKINS & Isabella BARNES (RS Feva XL - DRAYCOTE SAILING CLUB)
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Slow Symmetric

1) Rachael GRAY & AMY CLAY (Scorpion - STAUNTON HAROLD)
2) Paul YOUNG & ALEX HOMER (Enterprise - MIDLAND SAILING CLUB)
3) Richard SIMS (K1 - CARSINGTON)
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Bloody Mary on 7 January

Online entry for the Bloody Mary closes at midnight Wednesday 4th January.

You can watch the Online Briefing for the Bloody Mary here:

Online entry for all the events in the series is available at www.sailjuiceseries.com

The Events

The following events are in the Seldén SailJuice Winter Series 2022/23:

  • Fernhurst Books Draycote Dash, Draycote Water Sailing Club
    20 & 21 November 2022
  • Datchet Flyer, Datchet Water Sailing Club
    3 & 4 December 2022
  • Yorkshire Dales Brass Monkey, Yorkshire Dales Sailing Club
    27 December 2022
  • Burghfield Breezer, Burghfield Sailing Club
    27 December 2022
  • Grafham Grand Prix, Grafham Water Sailing Club
    2 January 2023
  • Bloody Mary, Queen Mary Sailing Club
    7 January 2023
  • King George Gallop, King George Sailing Club
    21 January 2023
  • John Merricks Tiger Trophy, Rutland Sailing Club
    4 & 5 February 2023
  • Oxford Blue, Oxford Sailing Club
    18 February 2023
  • Prizegiving at RYA Dinghy Show, Farnborough
    25 February 2023

You can find out more about the series at www.SailJuiceSeries.com

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