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Laser SB3 Nationals at Brighton Marina Yacht Club - Overall

by Katie Ashworth 4 Sep 2010 17:35 BST 1-4 September 2010

Spirit of Cape Town win

David Hudson, Roger Hudson, Marlon Jones and Wamdisile Xayimpi win the Neilson Active Holiday UK Laser SB3 National Championships hosted by Brighton Marina Yacht Club.

“This event has been fantastic, we’ve had great sailing, great race management and great hospitality ashore!” enthused David Hudson this afternoon. Elaborating on his week, “We started with a really strong performance but had a bad few races during the middle of the week. Today, we started well and raced Craig [Burlton] hard, but we also needed to say in touch with Geoff [Carveth]. Roger has been great today.” Roger added, “Waddie and Marlon have been very solid at this event, our manoeuvres have been really clean, also, it’s great to see Dad still sailing so fast at 64 [years old].

Having lead over night into the final day of racing Andy Oddie finished the event in second place. Having hung on to Craig Burlton during the final race of the Nationals, Oddie ended up towards the rear of the fleet without enough time to get back in touch with the South Africans who subsequently won the event. Oddie added, “It’s been a great event, we’ve had a really good week, this is a really great sailing venue.”

Although he won 4 races, Geoff Carveth, finished in third position overall, just one point behind Andy Oddie. “I thought that with our 2 bullets today and Craig [Burlton] and Andy [Oddie] being down the pack in the final race we might have finished slightly higher, so I’m kicking myself for our black flag result yesterday. Overall we’ve had 4 first places and we didn’t win! But, it’s been great racing and the crew has sailed really well together.”

The final rankings in the Silver Fleet were consistent with yesterday’s results. Richard Catchpole and the crew of Orthteam finished first with 132 points. Mark Stokes finshed second with 162 points and Stewart Reed and his drinking companions on Finitor 7 finished third with 206 points.

All in all, competitors have enjoyed a very competitive event, with good breeze, blue skies and sunshine. Peter Saxton is to be congratulated for running an excellent event on the water. The competitors have praised his excellent start lines, race lengths and ability to turn the racing around in record time.

The UK Laser SB3 National Championships has been extremely generously sponsored and the class associations thanks go to Neilson Active Holidays, Gill (Laser SB3 Official Clothing Supplier), LaserPerformance, Premier Marinas, Sussex Yacht Club, Day 1, Sail 4 Cancer and Sussex Yachts.

Brighton Marina Yacht Club have been fantastic hosts providing an excellent base for the event. This evening the Prize Giving and Class Association Grand Prize Draw will be made with prizes from Bolle, Gill, Suunto and LaserPerformance.

Overall Results:

Gold Fleet

PosBoat NameR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8R9R10R11R12Pts
1Spirit of Cape Town3313-16816-17632449
2In Your Pocket275426-23-152651352
3Core Elements16410131331-14(BFD)1153
4Gill Race Team612(RTD)472124(BFD)31960
53 sad old blokes429631-24147413-2063
6Rola-Trac5532-19-14141310291073
7Sponge Bob8-1561171217-1310121185
8Rumbleflurg710-2252011961(BFD)61287
9Zimmer(BFD)410188161933(BFD)10293
10Marilyn121820-2394681711-306111
11Baloo148198-2721-25985175114
12Selden Mast(BFD)121419-2255101291414114
13Here Comes Bod9-26-29221134161125113115
14Sailboat Deliveries161417-21121011-2291377116
15Darling Associates(BFD)9815121324(DSQ)18BFD123
16PB II1513157623224-26720-24132
17Parkway Pirates1311711018181120(BFD)32(DNS)141
18Robina10211312-239202015(BFD)418142
19Huttons111921305-3272118(BFD)2721180
203SOME22-342514251526-302215169189
21Team Green18-29181723221523211718-25192

Silver Fleet

PosBoat NameR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8R9R10R11R12Pts
1Orthteam-422411921-301221614158132
2Eau No!23201621-383110551219-34162
3Finitor 725-312424141721-272382426206
4Savage Sailing Team2622-30161824825-27232227211
5Neilson - Shark Bite21232620-32251718192731-32227
6Heart of Gold1730331317303726(BFD)-422315241
7Healthy124-3928321519-331933202823241
8Littlejohn Luck201612-4234273131(BFD)282528252
9TeamB4Ego193323-36-3521352932192616253
10Retail Therapy3117322631-3327283022-3417261
11Cheeky Monkey-35282729282830322416-3322264
12Resolutions3035-37-383020343425212129279
13Joyride292534332921-36332826-4131289
14eDigitalResearch The Rat Pack28373531-412929-3831182936303
15Striptease2732383539262836(BFD)3040(RTD)331
16Wet Nuts323831283634-4237(BFD)243837335
17Team Novae342736344036-424029-423530341
18Kapow37-404027333538-4134313633344
19Trio33-42392537373935(BFD)293935348
203 Fat Lads-4236RTD3726383239(RTD)4237DNS350

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