UK Mirror Sailing

Crewsaver Mirror Nationwide Trophy 3 Itchenor SC 2nd and 3rd July 2011

The event took place at Itchenor Sailing Club. Jonathan Davies,

the Mirror Class Captain, and his team made everyone welcome

on a gloriously sunny day with light winds.

Over one 3^rd of the competitors were local with many juniors

participating.

The 1^st race saw the tide still coming in which made it tricky getting

out to the start line and then a challenge to not to be swept too far

behind the start line.

Kim May-Papailiou and Amy Sparks got to the windward mark 1^st

and held their lead throughout the race

Enter NOW! Crewsaver Mirror 4 Inlands Champ Northampton

Use the following link:

http://www.sailracer.org/events/event-v2.asp?eventid=72014

Crewsaver Mirror Nationwide Trophy Itchenor SC

Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd July 2011

Enter NOWfor the above event use the link below Looking forward to a great time.

Enter NOWfor the above event use the link below Looking forward to a great time.

http://www.sailracer.org/sailing/calendar/class/events/?eventid=71644&classtype=MIRROR

AROUND THE MOUNT SAIL-ATHON

A FUN SAIL FOR CANCER RESEARCH UK

Saturday June 25^th 2011, Start 10:30

Having proved ineligible for the Race for Life, Mount’s Bay Mirror sailor Tony Clee has come up with a novel way to celebrate his 85^th birthday and raise some funds for Cancer Research UK.

This is an fun “endurance” trial open to all. The winner in each class will be the helm (and crew) who complete the most circuits of the Mount in the time that the Causeway is covered with sufficient water – about 5 hours. Competitors can drop out at any time or stop for lunch (or other reasons) and continue.

Northern Traveller Hollingworth Lake SC June 11 2011

Great pictures by Bruce Major at

https://picasaweb.google.com/lulhamrobinson/20110611BruceMajorSPics?authkey=Gv1sRgCLmulrGr-duuqAE

Race Report by Rachel Grayson

Eighteen boats turned up to race at Hollingworth Lake Sailing Club on Saturday, the weather was unpredictable all day and the wind was just the same, with the breeze coming over the clubhouse. However, a great days racing was had by all. There were a few dramas before racing as the Grayson girls’ main halyard came untied on shore and slipped out of the mast – Uh oh! Luckily Pete L-R was on hand to save the day and the girls sailed the rest