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Ovington 2021 - ILCA 2 - LEADERBOARD

Noble Marine & Ovington UKLA ILCA 6 Spring Qualifier 3 at the WPNSA

by Carys Attwell 28 Mar 2023 23:49 BST 25-26 March 2023

With south westerly big breeze we were held onshore until the wind settled down and then followed the ILCA 7s into the harbour. A windward leeward course and an added spreader mark was set.

The first race began with Ollie Allen-Wilcox coming off the pin to lead the fleet into the left corner. Freddie Howarth had a strong start slightly further up the pin, also going left and rounded the windward mark just behind Ollie. Downwind was a pressure game, and the go-right gate was biased but the fleet continued back to left side upwind to get lifted into the mark. Wilcox finished first followed by Howarth and Hacker.

Race two was a similar speed game with both Wilcox and Jon Emmett coming off the pin and heading left to lead into the windward mark. With Jon leading downwind, Wilcox overtook him to take his second race win, Emmett finished second and Howarth third. Well done to all competitors who raced in some challenging breeze and thanks to the race team.

Sunday brought a change in wind direction and no wind early morning. After a 2 hour postponement and several trips to Lidl, the fleet launched just before lunch to 10 knots north westerly with the wind building throughout the day. Back to our normal trapezium course, the ILCA 6 fleet sailed the inner loop with three races scheduled.

In the first race of the day Jack Graham Troll won the pin, heading left and then crossing the fleet to work the left and lead in at the windward mark. With the pressure in the corners, Howarth came in second with Emmett, Wilcox and Charlotte Videlo close behind. On the second beat Howarth went right with Graham Troll working the middle, just leading into the mark. Howarth sailed into first downwind with Emmett and Wilcox catching Graham Troll on the reach to take second and third, and Videlo in fifth.

In the second race, after a general recall, Wilcox came off the starboard end and was lifted to the left where he tacked on a nice left shift leading the race just ahead of Emmett and Christopher Marsh. Wilcox took another bullet to secure the event win with one race to spare.

The final race saw Emmett, Jon Gay, Freddie Sunderland and Carys Attwell work the left of the beat coming from some pin bias. Emmett led the race with Archie Burton, Joe Rowe, Wilcox and Videlo not far behind and the left shift on the second beat decided the finishing order Emmett, Burton, Rowe.

All in all, a great weekend of racing. The ILCA 6 fleet would like to thank the race team and safety team along with Pamela Cross for all her work on the prize-giving (the booms were a great surprise!) A quick mention for John Gay who, as a master, managed a top ten finish.

Thanks to Ovington as primary sponsor of the weekend and Rooster, Sailingfast and Noble Marine for sponsoring the qualifiers. See you all at the Nationals!

Overall ILCA 6 Results:

Jon Emmett - 1st Master
Ollie Allen Wilcox - 1st U21
Charlotte Videlo - 1st U21
Freddie Howarth - 1st U19
Carys Attwell - 1st U19
Gretel Haines - 1st U17
Freddie Sunderland - 1st U17

PosNatSail NoHelmClubR1R2R3R4R5Pts
1GBR216724Oliver Allen‑WilcoxChew Valley SC1131‑46
2GBR216115Jon EmmettWeir Wood SC‑422217
3GBR220776Freddie HowarthParkstone YC2314‑810
4GBR214560Terry HackerAldeburgh YC34108‑1125
5GBR221854Charlotte VideloFrensham Pond SC‑141056526
6GBR215835Tim EvansGrafham Water SC66‑145926
7GBR221236Archie BurtonBeaver & Draycote9‑19710228
8THA216212Christopher MarshRoyal Hospital School55163‑2329
9GBR221585Carys AttwellRutland SC7(UFD)2011644
10GBR218860Jon GayLochaber Yacht Club1281220(BFD)52
11GBR221501Fred SalterGurnard Sailing Club181699‑4452
12GBR206839Henry RedmondCovenham SC10208‑231553
13GBR221800Robin PhippsParkstone Yacht Club871821‑3954
14BRA202045Luiz Felipe GiagioRoyal Hospital School161215‑171255
15GBR211165Josh LyttleQueen Mary SC111124‑261359
16GBR216023Freddie SunderlandDraycote Water2713‑3413760
17GBR214007Jack Graham‑TrollRoyal Lymington Yacht Club1928412‑3063
18GBR212026Tom ThwaitesRoyal Hospital School1714‑2872664
19GBR221583Freddie MaclavertyLlandudno SC2124616‑3167
20GBR216703Joe RoweDraycote Academy‑36292119372
21GBR214203Alfie NoelStokes Bay SC159‑32312075
22GBR214580Hamish CollingridgeWaldringfield SC‑252317142276
23GBR206856Iris SingletonDraycote Water SC2215‑37221978
24GBR215206Roo PurvesEast Lothian Yacht Club1321‑31252483
25HKG209950Wai Chak TsuiHong Kong Sports Institute2025‑63152585
26GBR217515James KnightDraycote Water SC233119‑341487
27GBR205176Samson CrossShoreham‑292723241791
28GBR216656Edwin CrossShoreham282630‑321094
29GBR218043Tom RawlingsLyme Regis Sailing Club‑3534133518100
30GBR208325Dru TownsendPortishead3217‑541835102
31GBR212008Samantha Edwards 26222930‑32107
32GBR206959Toby SmithRutland SC24302627‑43107
33GBR218432Honor ProcterCardiff Bay YC‑3432222829111
34GBR220514Millie LewisMedway YC‑4141252921116
35GBR185603Reuben HudsonShoreham Sailing Club393735‑4216127
36GBR221502Sam GraytonNotts County Sailing Club3035‑363336134
37GBR216513Megan ThomsonIsland Barn Reservoir‑5544273927137
38GBR214268Noah EvansRoyal Victoria Yacht Club46471137(BFD)141
39GBR214960Lucy DavisRSrnYC37363936‑41148
40AUS217000Gretel HainesGurnard Sailing Club‑4742384137158
41GBR189366Tess CrooksPrestwick Sailing club31384546‑47160
42HKG211681William Tsui 4340‑554445172
43FRA210022Julien Rohart 4443‑533848173
44GBR189059Kaitlyn WyattShoreham SC‑5853404040173
45CHN217034Yizhuo LIU (DNC)DNC334828175
46GBR219833Bryce MustoCorinthian Otters333360‑6353179
47GBR209979Jack McCormickParkstone YC38465045‑54179
48GBR208971Olliver BoyleSt Catherines Sailing Club49394843‑57179
49GBR203312Lauren IronsPapercourt SC404841‑5550179
50GBR220823Spirit AldersonDerwent Reservoir Sailing Club52‑57445334183
51GBR160507Flo Tovey 515243‑5638184
52GBR209016Jessica WatsonGuernsey Yacht Club‑5449475242190
53GBR219022Georgia HughesLlandegfedd SC45455149‑55190
54GBR210368Matthew BottenWeir Wood SC(DNS)DNC495433202
55GBR203910Issy GlazebrookASWC Portland4851‑595846203
56GBR202437Filip WojcikHythe Sailing Club56‑59464758207
57GBR220111Shu LiWarsash‑5955525052209
58USA221774Audrey FoleyLauderdale Yacht Club(RET)18DNCDNCDNC216
59GBR204013Lauren AttwellRutland SC575656‑5949218
60GBR217500Emelia TinchCardiff Bay YC5050‑616159220
61GBR217672Alex Strassberg AlonsoBosham Sailing Club53‑58575756223
62DEN214935Bjorn HandleyIsland Barn Reservoir(DNC)DNC585151226
63GBR218524Dominic AthertonGrafham Water Sailing Club4254(DNC)DNCDNC228
64GBR219658Will DysonDelph SC(DNC)DNC4260DNC234
65GBR221508Billy MorrisDelph Sailing Club(DNC)DNC626260250

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