One out of the box at The Bus Stop.
Warm sun, a very light SW, and 12 keen sailors was the name of the game today. The breeze was light to nothing early on, but that changed up a little as the day wore on. There were no smoking runs or screaming reaches, but you would have to say it was nice. Tim 144 set the pace early on with Garry 54 pressing for the win. The gated course gave some of us headaches while others figured out a good track and results came. Again, staring was important as No 4 buoy was in the mix. Getting around there in clean air gave a huge advantage. No 4 played a big part in the results today. I watched Harry 555 take a flyer port start that was an absolute blinder. Noone saw which way he went on to lead from start to finish. You showed us how it's done Harry, congratulations.
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Three RTW's today with wins to John 201, Nigel 168, and Tim 144. Great racing guys, winning our RTW's has status eh?
I enjoyed the day, enjoy the photos
