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Ramsgate Week Day 2

by Sue Foster 9 Aug 2023 18:52 NZST 6-11 August 2023
Ramsgate Week Day 2 © Piers Hodges

As the day dawned overcast with moderate breezes, some of the competitors would have been feeling somewhat jaded after an evening enjoying the live music at the RTYC and the hospitality offered by the new caterers, Darcy's.

Tuesday's race was sponsored by Turner, Jackson & Day Associates and Practical Car & Van Rental with competitors starting from RTYC shoreside race control. All classes were sent on courses towards Broadstairs Knoll; the longer IRC course being 17.40 nm and the cruisers on slightly shorter courses of 12.52nm for classes 4,5,6 and 9.46nm for class 7.

The race started in fairly light breezes, before building towards 20 knots and then abating slightly towards the end of the race. Alas, the rain forecast for the late afternoon came through early, giving the crews a soaking as they were coming to the finishing line.

Day 2 Results:

IRC Class 1
1. Griel - - (Robert Jocklin & Carline Hoogslag - Scheveningen Yacht Club)
2. Kabluzo - - (Rob Smith - Royal Temple Yacht Club)
3. Stiletto - - (John Barratt & Paul Woodward - Royal Temple Yacht Club)

IRC Class 2
1. Foxy - - (Mike & Jo Brand - Royal Temple Yacht Club)
2. Warrior - - (Nick & Fiona Rawbone - Royal Temple Yacht Club)

Cruiser Class 4
1. Blown Away - - (Don & Mandy Gray - Royal Temple Yacht Club)
2. Dabtoe - - (Nick Moulton - Brightlingsea Sailing Club)
3. Pippy - - (John & Michelle Stonely - Royal Temple Yacht Club)

Cruiser Class 5
1. Zephyros - - (Andrew French & Co - Medway Yacht Club)
2. Banzai - - (Russell Cockman - Pin Mill Sailing Club)
3. Xpedite - - (Sheila Poupard & Family - Royal Temple Yacht Club)

Cruiser Class 6
1. Mallard - - (Howard Bates - Rye Harbour Sailing Club)
2. Amelie - - (James Hodge & Rick Archer - Royal Temple Yacht Club)
3. Monarch - - (James Bradley - Royal Temple Yacht Club)

Cruiser Class 7
1. Karibia Breezes - - (Bernard Sealy - Royal Cinque Ports Yacht Club)
2. Robin Leigh - - (James Fisher - St Helier Yacht Club)
3. Storm - - (Gary Walters - Royal Temple Yacht Club)

Full results can be found at www.ramsgateweek.com

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