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Wetsuit Outlet UK Moth Nationals day 3

15 August 2021

Wetsuit Outlet UK Moth Nationals 2021 at Stokes Bay Sailing Club – Day 3

by Mark Jardine 15 Aug 08:02 AEST 12-15 August 2021

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It was a long day on the water for the fleet at Stokes Bay in the Wetsuit Outlet UK Moth Nationals, with a brief pit-stop ashore, after the first race, while the wind took a break before a sea breeze filled in.

Four races were completed today, bringing the series back on track with nine now in the bag and the second discard now in play.

Conditions were close to ideal some of the afternoon, with sunshine and just about enough breeze to keep foiling, but the odd hole in the wind was ready to catch out the sailors, leading to boats dropping off the foils accompanied by a loud – and sometimes unrepeatable – exclamation.

With no-one able to find consistency, not even ‘Mr Consistent’, Paul Gliddon, an intriguing final day is on the cards with the top five now separated by only six points.

With the discards taken into account David Hivey has moved into the lead on 20 points, followed by Dan Ward and Eddie Bridle tied on 22 points, Jim McMillan on 25 points and Paul Gliddon on 26 points. With three more races scheduled for the final day, this championship is most definitely going down to the wire!

Battles are being played out throughout the fleet, but the rivalry on the water is matched by the friendships ashore, and the sailors are spending the evening chatting through the day, mishaps on the water and developments within the class.

The wind will be stronger again on Sunday, maybe gusting 25 knots at times, which could make things interesting!

IMCA UK would like to say a massive thank-you to the event sponsors, who have been so good to the Moth class, especially during these times.

  • Wetsuit Outlet – Since 2004, Wetsuit Outlet has grown from humble beginnings into Europe’s largest supplier of watersports clothing and equipment. Last year Wetsuit Outlet celebrated shipping over 2 million orders since starting 16 years ago. How did they do it? By offering quality products at competitive prices whilst having the best customer service in the business. Wetsuit Outlet stock top brands including Zhik, Gill, Musto, Gul, Crewsaver and more!

  • Noble Marine – continued support has allowed IMCA to subsidise entry fees for this year’s championship, the support we receive is directly linked to the policies they provide Moth sailors with a discount for class members.
  • Blueteq – as well as hosting the online entry system, they are sponsoring beer and pasta during the event.
  • Maguire Boats – Builders of the market leading Exocet Moth, Simon and the team will be on site for the whole event providing support for their four-time World Championship winning boats.
  • Ronstan – From the outset of Foiling Moths, Ronstan have supplied light, strong and efficient hardware in the UK and Internationally to all level of sailors. With a range of blocks designed by sailors specifically for the class it is the choice of recent World Champions.

The class encourages Moth sailors to support our sponsors wherever possible, since they are so good at supporting us.

Find out more about the class on their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/MothClassUK

Results after day 3 (provisional):

Pos Helm Club Sail No R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 Pts
1 David Hivey WPNSA 4817 bfd 1 5 2 3 4 1 4 6 20
2 Dan Ward Stokes Bay 4636 2 3 1 6 1 9 2 7 7 22
3 Eddie Bridle brightlingsea 4826 1 7 2 9 12 3 6 1 2 22
4 Jim McMillan Netley Sailing Club 4813 bfd 2 6 1 7 8 5 3 1 25
5 Paul Gliddon Netley Sailing Club 4637 4 4 4 4 4 2 11 5 4 26
6 James Gray Stokes Bay SC 4548 3 5 12 10 2 19 7 2 3 32
7 Alex Adams WPNSA 4546 7 7 3 3 9 7 3 6 5 34
8 Mike Lennon HISC 4766 6 8 9 46 46 12 8 12 9 64
9 Dominic Hutton Stokes Bay SC 4717 5 13 10 11 6 11 14 19 10 66
10 Billy Vennis-Ozanne WPNSA Stokes Bay SC 4715 9 33 15 21 15 10 4 9 8 70
11 Doug Pybus QMSC 4837 23 12 8 17 46 5 12 15 11 80
12 Christian Hamilton Netley Sc 4533 10 32 14 13 8 23 13 8 16 82
13 Jack Wetherell WPNSA 4635 8 23 7 7 rtd 29 10 10 18 83
14 Andy Jeffries Eastbourne Sovereign SC 4386 13 25 11 12 11 21 15 21 13 96
15 Ben Clegg Brightlingsea sailing club 4869 12 9 22 14 10 40 20 16 24 103
16 Josie Gliddon Netley Sailing club 4522 15 15 18 20 23 16 9 13 19 105
17 Ed Redfearn BSC 3980 19 16 16 19 21 14 17 11 12 105
18 Jeremy Hartley Stokes Bay 4765 22 24 46 15 16 6 19 30 21 123
19 Joe Adams Oxford sailing club 4048 24 19 24 18 13 20 23 14 17 124
20 Adam Golding HISC 4589 20 17 20 46 46 18 18 18 23 134
21 Paul Jenkins Eastbourne Sovereign SC 4442 17 20 21 16 14 37 34 24 25 137
22 James Ross Netley SC 4807 25 14 17 29 17 32 47 28 15 145
23 Jason Belben Stokes Bay Sailing Club 4509 rtd 6 rtd 8 5 1 47 47 47 159
24 Greg Goodrum SBSC 4713 26 26 46 46 46 13 16 23 14 164
25 Alex Barone Bewl valley sailing club 4100 dnf rtd rtd 25 22 15 21 20 26 175
26 Paul Beard QMSC 45 27 28 23 30 rtd 17 32 bfd 22 179
27 David Schafft SVSS 4489 30 rtd 29 24 18 33 28 47 20 182
28 Brad Gibson MYA 3169 28 27 46 22 24 35 28 27 27 183
29 Steve McLean HISC 4669 31 31 28 23 19 dnc 26 29 31 187
30 Andrew Jarvis Oxford Sailing Club 4721 16 21 27 46 46 24 bfd 26 29 189
31 James Phare Qmsc 4780 14 12 26 26 46 25 47 47 47 196
32 Kyle Stoneham WPNSA 4705 46 18 13 5 46 27 47 47 47 202
33 Tom Lambert wilsonian sc 4208 21 29 25 46 46 28 25 34 47 208
34 Eddie Gatehouse HISC 4758 29 30 32 46 46 36 27 25 32 211
35 Donald Smith ASYC 4361 34 34 31 28 46 39 29 35 34 225
36 Charlie Ellse Restronguet sailing club 4745 46 46 46 46 46 ? 33 31 28 230
37 David Jessop HISC 4673 11 46 19 46 46 34 30 47 47 232
38 Andrew Friend Norfolk Punt Club 4578 46 46 46 46 46 26 22 22 33 241
39 Gareth Davies Brightensea sailing club 4760 bfd 11 30 27 rtd 47 47 47 47 254
40 Orkun Soyer Draycote Sailing Club 4779 35 rtd rtd rtd rtd 38 35 33 30 263
41 Henry Rees SBSC 4035 33 46 46 46 46 30 47 17 47 264
42 Nic Streatfeild Rutland 4492 18 46 46 46 46 22 47 47 47 271
43 James Sainsbury Rutland sc 4545 32 rtd rtd rtd 46 47 47 47 47 310
44 David Smithwhite HISC 4764 46 rtd rtd 46 46 47 47 47 47 324
45 Graham Simmonds Hayling Island SC 4656 46 46 46 46 46 47 47 47 47 324
46 Cian Byrne RCYC 4390 46 46 46 46 46 47 47 47 47 324
47 Graham Briddle Brightlingsea 4385           31 32 32 bfd ?
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