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Noble Marine RS800 National Championship 2024 at Hayling Island Sailing Club - Days 2 & 3

by Arthur Henderson 15 Sep 23:41 NZST 12-15 September 2024
RS800 Noble Marine National Championship Day 3 © Phil Jackson / Digital Sailing

Day two flashed past with two great races. Tom Morris and Tommy Darling showed the fleet a clean pair of heels with two comprehensive wins with their great boat speed in marginal conditions.

Breaking the strangle hold of podiums positions Tinned D'Gratin and Arthur Hendersun managed to hold off Rob Gullan and Tom Partinton on the long reach to the finish. Race five followed more to form with Monique Vennis-Ozanne and Hugh Shone settling in third ahead of fast charging head of insight Ben Palmer and Bruna De Quieroz.

RS800 Noble Marine National Championship Day 3 - photo © Phil Jackson / Digital Sailing
RS800 Noble Marine National Championship Day 3 - photo © Phil Jackson / Digital Sailing

Saturday dawned with a light Easterly breeze however the race team nailed the early launch to catch the sea breeze right on the nose. Is that a saying? It is now.

The fleet was treated to three epic races in wonderful conditions. The top three consolidated despite some spicy coming together activities on the start line. The black flag even appeared and caught Rob and Tom in race six.

The real highlight of the day, virtue of the race team getting the silly sailing done quickly, was the beach rounders. Crews obliterated the helms. It was a confident display with the crews dismantling the helms with ease, showing superior athleticism and strategy. It ended 14 to 10 to the crews.

Results after Day 3:

PosSail NoFleetHelmCrewClubR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8Pts
1st1248PlatinumTom MorrisTommy DarlingHISC‑211111117
2nd23PlatinumRob GullanTom PartingtonHISC12332(BFD)2215
3rd987PlatinumMonique Vennis‑OzanneHugh ShoneHISC / Swanage SC332432‑6320
4th1203PlatinumTim GrattonArthur HendersonRoyal Torbay YC4‑1252563530
5th820GoldBryan OrmondAnna OrmondQMSC6695‑1035438
6th1206GoldChris FeibuschMatt AlvaradoHISC118412‑1644649
7th1215GoldBen PalmerBruna de QueirozHISC911‑196477953
8th1139GoldDavid ConlowEd GibbonsBrightlingsea SC54710‑18138754
9th1250SilverMichael DyerSamuel DyerHerne Bay SC77‑15795121360
10th1195SilverDavid BrandMatt CurrellHISC1251417‑208111077
11th1140SilverLouis JohnsonJames HallHISC898181114‑221179
12th1204GoldMartin OrtonIan BrooksChichester YC1315‑229141091484
13th1187GoldGeoffrey CarvethLesley DhonauHISC1417111689‑181287
14th1188GoldJames CunnisonDan GoodmanDatchet Water SC181416‑1971214889
15th1232GoldCameron MossDarrol MossLyme Regis SC1513‑21111316131596
16th1224GoldFrederick LordLouise GaleCarsington SC10‑2012141718101798
17th1057SilverAlex SmallwoodToby FreelandOCSS‑23166151511171999
18th1225SilverLiz WattonChristopher WilliamsLeigh & Lowton SC19181086(DNC)1626103
19th949SilverTracey CovellFreddie CovellHISC1710171319(BFD)1520111
20th1166GoldRalph SingletonMartin WalkerStarcross YC161913‑2312212018119
21st1176SilverJess JobsonEden ReynellRoyal Torbay YC20211820‑23201916134
22nd857SilverWill AdlerAndy AdlerCastle Cove SC222220212217‑2321145
23rd1239SilverJosh PoatRob CherryHISC‑2423232224222423161
24th883SilverAngus MarshallImogen MarshallDalgety Bay SC2124242421(BFD)2724165
25th907GoldAlice ThorsbyBarney ThorsbyHISC(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNC152625182
26th1156SilverHuw WhitworthHarry WilsonDWSC(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNC192527187
27th934SilverParis ThomasMarta Uncio‑RiberoQMSC(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNC2122188
28th809SilverRobyn FrancisJonas ElderRTYC(DNF)DNCDNC252523DNFDNC189

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