Did Bridget wet her pants write her speech? Well it was needed, because we did it – after a nerve wracking final two hours (from the remoteness of the website!), in which Bolton kept closing the gap, we won the 24 hour race for the 2nd time with several minutes to spare.

Well done to all our team, and their managers and supporters on an excellent job well done.

The sponsorship from Lloyds Motors of Cockermouth is greatly appreciated. If they can provide us with a boat next year (or a suit of sails will do), so much the better!!!

It’s a tough trophy to defend, but I’m sure we’ll be there again next year.

A message from the competition:

Well done Bass. Whatever dance you did to get the wind back in the last hour certainly worked!! Also, how much did you pay the larks off to drop the protest?? Seriously though, it was a cracking finish and well done to Phil for keeping it together…. just.

All the best from Dale and the lads and lasses at Bolton SC.

Some pics courtesy of Dave Lawson.

Ready for the off?

The Lake District had the best of the weather on Saturday. Some contestants, from as far afield as Penzance, almost aquaplaned through water laden motorways on their way up. Here are a selection of pictures from the first race which saw local helm Pete Lawson take the lead from the end of the first beat through to the finish.

Race two proved devastating for those helms that did not know their port from their starboard, and rounded the windward mark the wrong way (despite there being a lead boat!). Mike Birch won race two following a big lift on the final beat which knocked Pete Lawson down to third.

Glorious blue skies and a terrible forecast for Sunday! Despite some gusts from the South West as the course was being prepared, the Southerly wind held, and increased at times, for the rest of the day. Again, there was some excellent racing throughout the three races of the day. There was the odd capsize (well by Mike Birch to be precise!), and one when the helm fell out of the boat.

The overall winner was Chris Fry from Hallamshire who beat Bass’ Pete Lawson by one point.

Photos from Sunday’s racing

Overall results

ENTERPRISE NORTH WEST AREA CHAMPIONSHIP

PN Boat Helm Crew Club 1 2 3 4 5 Pts
1 23008 FRY CHRIS FRY ALI HALLAMSHIRE 2 2 1 3 5 5
2 23039 LAWSON PETE SWAIN DENNIS BASS 1 3 2 7 7 6
3 23045 HONNOR MARTI BLUNDELL CHRIS HALLAMSHIRE 4 5 5 1 2 7
4 22918 STEPHENS JER SAULT RICHARD PENZANCE 5 6 4 10 1 10
5 19876 JOHNSON ALAN JOHNSON MATT SOUTHPORT DNS DNS 7 2 3 12
6 23006 MOSS BARRY MOORE JULIE SHUSTOKE 6 RTD 3 5 4 12
7 22810 WOODWARD JON ROBINSON MAT REDDITCH 7 RTD 6 4 6 16
8 22949 BROWN GES WHEATLEY CRAIG HALLAMSHIRE 3 4 10 RTD RTD 17
9 22344 BIRCH MIKE BOWYER CHARLIE WEST LANCS 10 1 RTD 8 9 18
10 23056 YOUNG PAUL HOLMES JAMES BIRMINGHAM BRO 8 7 8 6 8 21
11 21983 BERRY JOHN ANITA ETHEROW PARK 9 10 9 DNS 10 28
12 22272 GEORGE M THOMPSON SAM WINSFORD FLASH 11 9 14 9 12 29
13 22564 PAYNE ALISON LAW KEVIN TODDBROOK 13 8 12 13 DNS 33
14 21350 BLACKBURN ST BLACKBURN DAVI PILKINGTON 12 14 11 11 11 33
15 23050 FINCH TIM FINCH JACKY CHESTER 14 12 13 12 13 37
16 19540 COCKING ROB COCKING RACHAE DELPH 15 11 15 15 14 40
17 20319 ARMSTRONG DE ARMSTRONG THEA YORKSHIRE OUSE 17 15 16 14 15 44
18 21318 MADDOCKS MIK DONE CARYS CHESTER 16 13 17 16 DNS 45

Points for RTD = 18 18 19 18 17
Points for DSQ = 18 18 19 18 17
Points for DNS = 19

3 races to count
NW Area Champions Chris and Ali Fry from Hallamshire

A 360� view from Bass Week

Monday’s racing started with a major wind shift on the first beat that shuffled the normal finishing order somewhat, but left the race without a beat and little chance for catching up – or so you would think. The forecast breeze came in at lunchtime, and promptly faded in time for the afternoon race. The shifts were there for the taking, if only you could get to them!

Overall results for weekend

F15 FLYING FREE TROPHY

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1   2   3   4 Pts
 1    3673  S BEATTIE     FF           1   1   1 DNS   3
 2    3521  P BURNELL     FF           2   3   2   2   6
 3    3268  W CARRUTHERS  FF           3   4   3   5  10
 4    3560  I CAMPBELL    FF           4   5   4   3  11
 5    1117  K JAMIESON    FF           6   2   7   6  14
 6    3473  M MOORE       FF           5   6   6   4  15
 7   93673  J SOMERVILLE  FF         DNS DNS DNS   1  19
 8    3332  W SOMERVILLE  FF           7   7   5 RTD  19

                     Points for RTD =  8   8   8   8
                     Points for DSQ =  8   8   8   8
                     Points for DNS =  9

 3 races to count

GP14 AITKEN CUP

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1   2   3   4 Pts
 1   13791  P SMITH       GP           1   1 RTD   2   4
 2   13749  H GODFREY     GP           2   2   3   3   7
 3   13259  W ROBERTS     GP           5   3   1   5   9
 4   13142  R HODGKINS    GP           3 DNS   2   4   9
 5   13161  S SPENCE      GP           6   4   3 DNS  13
 6   13118  V BELL        GP           7   5   5   6  16
 7   13238  D NICHOLSON   GP           8   6   7   7  20
 8  912329  L CONNOLY     GP         RTD   7 DNS   8  26
 9  913789  A SMITH       GP         DNS DNS RTD   1  27
10   13733  A HODGKINS    GP         DNS DNS   4 RTD  29
11   12007  M CLAYTON     GP           9 DNS   8 DNS  32
12   13176  D LAWSON      GP         DNS   3 DNS DNS  33
13   13326  R DAWSON      TOP          4 DNS DNS DNS  34
14    5010  J WATKINS     GP         DNS DNS   6 DNS  36

                     Points for RTD = 11   8  11  10
                     Points for DSQ = 11   8  11  10
                     Points for DNS = 15

 3 races to count

The weekend finished with a pennant race around the lake. The race for the Banana Stakes, presented by former Trustee Bill Anderson, was run on a personal handicap basis. There were mixed fortunes throughout the race, firstly, Mike Moore tried his best to luff Ian Campbell off the lake – but no joy! This allowed Keith Jamieson to overtake the pair and start chasing leading F15 Paul Burnell. Although, Paul kept increasing his lead on the way to the end of the lake, Ian and Mike nibbled away at his lead on the way back – was the pressure so much that he opened up the lead by missing a mark? No Paul had just not written the course down properly – you’d think he’d have learnt after making a similar mistake in the morning race!

The winds favoured the other fleets on the return trip, and brought the whole fleet closer together. After the final results were calculated, Val and Ken Bell were declared winners of the race from Margaret Trotter and Mike Chappell.

BANANA STAKES

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1 Pts
 1   13118  V BELL        GP           1   1
 2   93265  M TROTTER     FF           2   2
 3    1117  K JAMIESON    FF           3   3
 4   12156  TBA           GP           4   4
 5    2324  R BLACKBURN   LARK         5   5
 6    3473  M MOORE       FF           6   6
 7   13013  J SEDGWICK    GP           7   7
 8   33434  S WATSON      MIR          8   8
 9    3560  I CAMPBELL    FF           9   9
10    2504  K THOMAS      FF          10  10
11    1125  J HALLIDAY    RS400       11  11
12    3521  P BURNELL     FF         RTD  13

                     Points for RTD = 13
                     Points for DSQ = 13
                     Points for DNS = 13

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The weekend brought another long series to a close, the results are detailed below.

FF BLENCATHRA TROPHY 2003

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1   2   3   4   5   6   7 Pts
 1    3560  I CAMPBELL    FF           1 DNS DNS DNS   1   2   1   5
 2    3473  M MOORE       FF           3   1   2   1   2   1   2   5
 3    3521  P BURNELL     FF           2   2 DNS   3   3   5   5  10
 4    1117  K JAMIESON    FF         DNS DNS DNS   2   4   4   3  13
 5    3268  W CARRUTHERS  FF         DNS DNS   1 DNS DNS DNS   4  21
 6    3385  M MIDDLETON   FF         DNS DNS DNS DNS   5   3 DNS  24
 7    3332  W SOMERVILLE  FF          OD DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS  27

                     Points for RTD =  4   3   3   4   6   6   6
                     Points for DSQ =  4   3   3   4   6   6   6
                     Points for DNS =  8

 4 races to count

GP MUSTARD POT 2003

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1   2   3   4   5   6   7 Pts
 1   13791  P SMITH       GP           2 DNS DNS DNS   1   1   3   7
 2   13749  H GODFREY     GP         DNS DNS DNS   3   2   2   1   8
 3   13142  R HODGKINS    GP           5 DNS   1   1 DNS DNS   4  11
 4   13733  A HODGKINS    GP           6 DNS   2 DNS DNS DNS   5  27
 5   13326  R DAWSON      TOP          4 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS   2  34
 6   13013  J SEDGWICK    GP         DNS DNS DNS DNS   3   3 DNS  34
 7   13327  M FAIRLAMB    GP           3 DNS DNS   4 DNS DNS DNS  35
 8   13176  D LAWSON      GP           1 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS  43
 9     501  N CURRIE      RS400      DNS DNS DNS   2 DNS DNS DNS  44
10  913789  A SMITH       GP         DNS DNS DNS DNS  OD DNS DNS  45
11   12239  P DELORME     GP         DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS   4 DNS  46
12  912239  J LEAKE       GP         DNS DNS DNS DNS   4 DNS DNS  46
13   13655  N LEWIS       GP         DNS DNS DNS   5 DNS DNS DNS  47

                     Points for RTD =  7   0   3   6   5   5   6
                     Points for DSQ =  7   0   3   6   5   5   6
                     Points for DNS = 14

 4 races to count

MIRROR MUG (To date)

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1   2   3   4 Pts
 1   69675  T SMITH       MIRROR       1   1   1 DNS   3
 2   68852  N WOOD        MIR          2   2   2 DNS   6
 3   33434  S WATSON      MIR          3 DNS   3   2   8
 4  969675  ROB SMITH     MIRROR     DNS DNS DNS   1  13
 5  933434  L COOK        MIR        DNS   3 DNS DNS  15

                     Points for RTD =  4   4   4   3
                     Points for DSQ =  4   4   4   3
                     Points for DNS =  6

 3 races to count

Well done to the 10 Bass boats that took part in this year’s World Championships at Abersoch. In a fleet of 171 boats, places were easily lost, but 7 of our boats finished in the top half of the results. Special congratulations must go to Bean and Toggle Cowan who finished a creditable 17th, while Telf and Smithster were only 4 places behind at 22nd.

 17 Phil Smith         Mike Cowan
 22 John Telford       Andy Smith
 38 Robin Dawson       Mark Somerville
 44 John Riley         Nigel Lewis
 59 David Lawson       Lynn Lawson
 64 Hugh Godfrey       Rhonwen Bryce
 83 Richard Hodgkins   Philip Hodgkins
 90 Mike Fairlamb      Eric Smith
149 Andrew Greenhalgh  Duncan Greenhalgh
170 Dave Nicholson     Sarah Nicholson

Full details on GP14 website

The weather certainly couldn’t make its mind up this weekend. Sunshine and showers is part of the story, with the wind playing games for the competitors throughout the weekend, it made OD Neil Currie a nervous wreck!

Following a barbeque, a late night on the dance floor (or pool table), with a bit of Stella as sustenance, left some sailors jaded for Sunday’s racing. But the competition remained strong. At lunchtime on Sunday, after three races, there was all to play for in the final two races as David Lawson, Phil Smith, and Neil Platt were all on equal points.

David Lawson secured race 4, but this still left the other two in with a chance on the final race. Just after the start of race 5, the OD had his head in his hands as John Telford put up his spinnaker on the first beat to 7. Having managed to lead three others astray, Telf was able to watch the rest of the fleet for the way to go as he drifted in the shadow of Skiddaw. However, the Hodgkins boys heading for the shadow of Sale Fell, also put their spinnaker up and secured an excellent lead. Mum Jose couldn’t stand the tension and went for a shower to put on her glad rags for the prizegiving. When she came out, the boys had suffered the fate of many over the weekend, having been stuck in a hole while some of the fleet caught up and passed them by. From this point, David and Phil battled for first and second place through to the end, with David securing another first, and a commanding win of the open meeting.

Commodore Jose Hodgkins awarded the prizes, and leading visitor Neil Platt thanked the club for putting on another excellent event (despite the weather!)

 

 

Overall winners David and Lynn Lawson from Bass

 

 

GP14 OPEN MEETING 2003

PN    Boat  Helm          Crew           Club             1   2   3   4   5 Pts
 1   13176  D LAWSON      L LAWSON       BASS             1   2   3   1   1   3
 2   13791  P SMITH       M COWAN        BASS             2   4   1   6   2   5
 3   13816  N PLATT       E TURNER       BOLTON & WEST    3   1   2   4  11   6
 4   13115  J WADDINGTON  C WADDINGTON   BOLTON           7   5   4   7   4  13
 5   13789  J TELFORD     A SMITH        BASS             4  10   8   2  12  14
 6    5794  I THOMSON     M NEWTON       WEST LANCS       8   8   6   8   3  17
 7   13326  R DAWSON      W BEATER       BASS             6   7  10   5  14  18
 8   13749  H GODFREY     R BRYCE        BASS            14   9   7   3  13  19
 9   13819  A GREENHALGH  D GREENHALGH   BASS             9   3   9   9   8  20
10   13763  A YENDELL     M GREENHALGH   ABERDEEN UNI     5 DNS DNS  10   5  20
11   13142  R HODGKINS    P HODGKINS     BASS            10   6   5  11  10  21
12   13616  G MASSEY      C MEYER        DOVESTONE       15  12  11  13   6  29
13   13680  S HEYWOOD     R HEYWOOD      HOLLINGWORTH    13  11  13  14   7  31
14   13760  N CATTO       C CATTO        BUDWORTH        12  13  12  12   9  33
15   13733  A HODGKINS    J HODGKINS     BASS            11 DNS  14 DNS DNS  44
16   13187  A PENNY       I PENNY        DERWENT         16  16  16  15  15  46
17   13345  M COOPER      C CLAASSEN     DERWENT         18  15  15  16  16  46
18   12329  J WOOD                       BASS            17  14  17 RTD  17  48

                                        Points for RTD = 19  17  18  18  18
                                        Points for DSQ = 19  17  18  18  18
                                        Points for DNS = 19

 3 races to count

Blue skies, and light – medium airs made for an excellent weekend’s sailing. Those that were away on holiday, would struggle to match the glorious weather.

Emily Carruthers tried her hand at crewing for her dad in his F15 and secured a first place. The winds weren’t so kind in the next race, but who cares, she enjoyed it!

The Hodgkins boys had a good battle with Hugh Godfrey and Rhonwen Bryce, and came out on top securing second place overall.

There was some close racing throughout the weekend with both the F15 and Mirror series being determined on the last race. Final results for the weekend, together with a championship update follow.

FF ULLOCK MUG 2003

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1   2   3   4 Pts
 1    3673  S BEATTIE     FF           1 DNS   3   1   2
 2    3268  W CARRUTHERS  FF           2 DNS   1   5   3
 3    3332  W SOMERVILLE  FF         DNS DNS   2   3   5
 4    3385  M MIDDLETON   FF         DNS DNS   5   2   7
 5    1117  K JAMIESON    FF         DNS DNS   4   4   8
 6    3520  S BROOKES     FF         DNS DNS DNS   6  13

                     Points for RTD =  3   0   6   7
                     Points for DSQ =  3   0   6   7
                     Points for DNS =  7

 2 races to count

GP MCMILLAN CUP 2003

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1   2   3   4 Pts
 1   13791  P SMITH       GP           1   1   1 DNS   3
 2   13142  R HODGKINS    GP           2   3   2   2   6
 3   13749  H GODFREY     GP           3   2   3   3   8
 4   13118  V BELL        GP         DNS DNS   4   4  16
 5  913789  A SMITH       GP         DNS DNS DNS   1  17
 6   13238  D NICHOLSON   GP         RTD DNS   5 DNS  18
 7   12239  P DELORME     GP         DNS RTD DNS DNS  21

                     Points for RTD =  5   5   6   5
                     Points for DSQ =  5   5   6   5
                     Points for DNS =  8

 3 races to count

MIRROR ROUND TABLE TANKARD 2003

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1   2   3   4 Pts
 1   69675  T SMITH       MIR          1   1   2   1   3
 2   68852  N WOOD        MIR          2   2   1   2   5
 3   33434  S WATSON      MIR        DNS DNS   3 DNS  11

                     Points for RTD =  3   3   4   3
                     Points for DSQ =  3   3   4   3
                     Points for DNS =  4

 3 races to count

The sun shone and many visitors had an excellent weekend’s racing with a fantastic backdrop of Skiddaw. Some even had the energy to dance the night away at the disco. The racing was close enough such that the handicap and mirror results were both dependent on whatever happened in the last race.

At the prizegiving, Bridget thanked all who had helped throughout the weekend from OD, through rescue, to catering and bar.

HANDICAP OPEN MEETING 2003

PN    Boat  Helm          Crew           Club             1   2   3   4 Pts
 1     108  M FEARNLOY    59ER           MORECAMBE & HE   3   1   2   1   4
 2    1210  S HUNT        RS400          BASS             1   2   1   2   4
 3     501  N CURRIE      RS400          BASS             2   3 RTD RTD   9

                                        Points for RTD =  4   4   4   4
                                        Points for DSQ =  4   4   4   4
                                        Points for DNS =  4

 3 races to count

LASER OPEN MEETING 2003

PN    Boat  Helm          Crew           Club             1   2   3   4 Pts
 1  161866  M SOMERVILLE             BASS             1   2   1 RTD   4
 2  177959  J SMITH                  WEST KIRBY SC    4   1   3   1   5
 3  166585  P WORTH                  DELPH SC         3   4   5   2   9
 4  174889  R DAWSON                 BASS             2 RTD   2 RTD  13
 5  166400  S COBB                   DRSC             8   5   4   5  14
 6  157428  C BROWN                  SCALING DAM SC   6   3   6   6  15
 7  144638  M MONTGOMERY             BASS             7   6   8   3  16
 8  261866  P HODGKINS               BASS             5   7   7   4  16

                                        Points for RTD =  9   9   9   9
                                        Points for DSQ =  9   9   9   9
                                        Points for DNS =  9

 3 races to count

MIRROR OPEN MEETING 2003

PN    Boat  Helm          Crew           Club             1   2   3   4 Pts
 1   69972  B PARTRIDGE   K ROBINSON     BUDWORTH         3   1   1   4   5
 2   69683  A MACKENZIE   N BROOK        RWYC/HLSC        1   2   2   2   5
 3   70153  G HUGHES      H MITCHEL      HLSC             2   3   3   5   8
 4   70055  P HOULIHAN    M HANLON       RWYC           DNS DNS   4   1  14
 5   69675  T SMITH       R SMITH        BASS             6   6   5   3  14
 6   58625  R CWIK        R MCKEOWN      HLSC             4   4   6   7  14
 7   69727  E HOULIHAN    E MACKENZIE    RWYC             5   5   7   6  16
 8   69960  M CHAPPELL               BASS             7 RTD   8   8  23

                                        Points for RTD =  8   8   9   9
                                        Points for DSQ =  8   8   9   9
                                        Points for DNS =  9

 3 races to count

Well that’s what David Heal and Blackburn were doing during the Jimmy Lancaster Memorial Race on Sunday afternoon. David was pleased to be trying out the spinnaker in his Osprey, but mark 4 got the better of the pair each time and they continued to perfect their capsize drill. At the front of the fleet, visitor Neil Platt with Phil Smith in a F15 were continuing to increase their lead, though there was one boat that closed the gap – Neil Garrison in his Dart.

Paul Burnell had to do turns after a luffing incident with William Carruthers and Toggle Cowan, but was somewhat cheered up when William practised dredging with spinnaker!

At the end of the somewhat wet race, after the handicaps were adjusted, Neil Platt was first boat but, being a visitor, was not entitled to take the trophy which went to Mike Moore and Ian Smith.

Final results for weekend:

JIMMY LANCASTER MEMORIAL TROPHY

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1 Pts
 1    3473  M MOORE       FF           1   1
 2    3521  P BURNELL     FF           2   2
 3   13327  M FAIRLAMB    GP           3   3
 4    3268  W CARRUTHERS  FF           4   4
 5   13118  V BELL        GP           5   5
 6   37814  I FLETCHER    MIR          6   6
 7    6905  N GARRISON    D 18         7   7
 8     172  J HALLIDAY    RS400        8   8
 9    1277  D HEAL        OSPREY       9   9
10   69960  M CHAPPEL     MS         RTD  13
10   13161  S SPENCE      GP         RTD  13

                     Points for RTD = 13
                     Points for DSQ = 13
                     Points for DNS = 12

 1 races to count

FF MORGAN TROPHY 2003

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1   2   3   4 Pts
 1    3560  I CAMPBELL    FF           1   1   2   1   3
 2    3473  M MOORE       FF           3   3   1   2   6
 3    3332  W SOMERVILLE  FF           2   2 DNS DNS  10
 4    3521  P BURNELL     FF         DNS DNS RTD   3  13

                     Points for RTD =  4   4   4   4
                     Points for DSQ =  4   4   4   4
                     Points for DNS =  5

 3 races to count

FF BLENCATHRA TROPHY 2003

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1   2   3   4 Pts
 1    3473  M MOORE       FF           3   1   2   1   4
 2    3521  P BURNELL     FF           2   2 DNS   3   7
 3    3268  W CARRUTHERS  FF         DNS DNS   1 DNS  19
 4    3560  I CAMPBELL    FF           1 DNS DNS DNS  19
 5    1117  K JAMIESON    FF         DNS DNS DNS   2  20
 6    3332  W SOMERVILLE  FF          OD DNS DNS DNS  21

                     Points for RTD =  4   3   3   4
                     Points for DSQ =  4   3   3   4
                     Points for DNS =  7

 3 races to count

GP14 MUSTARD POT

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1   2   3   4 Pts
 1   13142  R HODGKINS    GP           5 DNS   1   1  22
 2     501  N CURRIE      RS400      DNS DNS DNS   2  35
 3   13327  M FAIRLAMB    GP           3 DNS DNS   4  35
 4   13733  A HODGKINS    GP           6 DNS   2 DNS  36
 5   13655  N LEWIS       GP         DNS DNS DNS   5  38
 6   13749  H GODFREY     GP         DNS DNS DNS   3  42
 7   13791  P SMITH       GP           2 DNS DNS DNS  44
 8   13176  D LAWSON      GP           1 DNS DNS DNS  46
 9   13326  R DAWSON      TOP          4 DNS DNS DNS  46

                     Points for RTD =  7   0   3   6
                     Points for DSQ =  7   0   3   6
                     Points for DNS = 10

 4 races to count

GP SPRING CUP 2003

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1   2   3   4   5   6   7 Pts
 1   13142  R HODGKINS    GP         DNS   4 DNS DNS   1   1   2   8
 2   13791  P SMITH       GP           1   1 DNS DNS DNS DNS RTD  16
 3     501  N CURRIE      RS400      DNS DNS RTD RTD DNS DNS   1  17
 4   13655  N LEWIS       GP         DNS DNS RTD   1 DNS DNS DNS  24
 5   13733  A HODGKINS    GP         DNS DNS DNS DNS   2   2 DNS  24
 6   13176  D LAWSON      GP           2   2 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS  24
 7   13326  R DAWSON      TOP          3   3 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS  26
 8   13327  M FAIRLAMB    GP         DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS  OD  33
 9   13013  J SEDGWICK    GP         DNS   5 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS  35

                     Points for RTD =  4   6   3   3   3   3   4
                     Points for DSQ =  4   6   3   3   3   3   4
                     Points for DNS = 10

 4 races to count

MIRROR AB SERIES

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1   2   3   4 Pts
 1   68852  N WOOD        MIR        DNS   1   1   2   2
 2   33434  S WATSON      MIR        DNS   2   2 DNS   4
 3   69960  M CHAPPEL     MS         DNS DNS DNS   1   6
 4   37814  I FLETCHER    MIR        DNS DNS DNS   3   8

                     Points for RTD =  0   3   3   4
                     Points for DSQ =  0   3   3   4
                     Points for DNS =  5

 2 races to count

MIRROR RED SAILS 2002

PN    Boat  Helm          Class        1   2   3   4   5   6   7 Pts
 1   69960  M CHAPPEL     MS           1   1   2 RTD   1   1 DNS   4
 2   68852  N WOOD        MIR          2   2   1   1   2   2   1   5
 3   33434  S WATSON      MIR          3 DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS   2  17

                     Points for RTD =  4   3   3   3   3   3   3
                     Points for DSQ =  4   3   3   3   3   3   3
                     Points for DNS =  4

 4 races to count