Helms needed to helm in 4 races to be eligible for the Club Championship. Crews needed to crew in 4 races to be eligible for the Crew Cup. The total points are taken from the 4 best results with points awarded corresponding to either the finishing position or the number of entries if not finishing (DNF, OCS, RAF, or DSQ). Abandoned races do not count.
8 races were completed, 2 were abandoned, and 3 were cancelled due to bad weather.
Following the "traditional" 3 forts course of Horse Sand Fort to starboard, Spitbank Fort to port, and No Man's Land Fort to port with a club start/finish. Conditions were breezy (F5) with a surprising amount of "Solent Chop".
Congratulations to Rupert sailing his shadow x, winning the race on Sunday out on the blue wobbly stuff. Closely followed by Steve and Jenny on a dart 18 and Ian on a Hobie fx1.
With an easterly winds the course was set to the fairway ,inner submarine gate,outer submarine gate, to the wreck mark and back to the inner, then to the outer and back passed the wreck and back to the club. For the fast boats just over the hour and for the slower boats around the 2 hour mark.
A great day down at the club, thanks to the support boat crew and our ood
Great race today in a warm and sunny F4 south easterly breeze. Course was 3 laps of Fairway, Wreck, Mulberry starboard channel mark (shortened from 4) with a club start and finish.
Hayling Ferry SC are hosting a weekend of sailing and merriment for members, their families, and friends on the 5th and 6th of July.
The Clive Wright Memorial Cruise
On Saturday 5th July there will be a cruise to Gilkicker Point in memory of Clive Wright.
Harbour Race. Course: Club start, Salterns, Rod, Bridge, Rod, Salterns, Club finish. Wind: F4 SE.
HAYLING FERRY SAILING CLUB
Hayling Island, UK
Contact enquiries@hfsc.org.uk
Closest postcode for sat nav is PO11 0DG.
