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Flying Scot Spring Series Opener

John C. Beery on Sunday May 13, 2012 03:24PM

We finally got in the water.

The one-design fleets have suffered cabin fever long enough.  On Saturday, May 12^th, the weather gods smiled down on us and we got in five good races on what was simply a gorgeous day.

2012 Great 48 Regatta at Lake Norman Yacht Club

Robert Whittemore on Tuesday May 8, 2012 12:54PM

This past weekend Kevin Clark and I packed up Flying Scot 5566 and headed down to Lake Norman just northwest of Charlotte for an annual stop on the Flying Scot circuit, the Great 48 regatta. Due to work commitments we were not able to get on the road early enough to arrive in time for the clinic hosted on Friday afternoon by Dieball Sailing’s Paul Abdullah. The clinic was a mixture of both on the water and off the water coaching. Paul plans to get the video of the clinic up on the internet for everyone’s benefit. We arrived at the club just in time to see hull numbers 1 and 2 heading out for a photo shoot in a really nice late afternoon breeze.

The day one schedule was relaxed allowing some teams to arrive in the morning with the skipper’s meeting not until 11:00 with the first race starting at 13:00. There were 43 boats in all registered for the event. We arrived at the club surprised to see a nice 8-10 knot breeze. As the morning wore on the breeze died and at the time of the skipper’s meeting there was barely anything left. But after a short on the water postponement the breeze filled in and we got going.

Flying Scots Reach Major Milestone

John C. Beery on Tuesday January 10, 2012 02:27PM

FLYING SCOT SEASON WRAP-UP

John C. Beery on Monday October 24, 2011 03:06PM

FBYC Scot 2011 Fall Series Finale

Len Guenther on Thursday October 20, 2011 11:16AM

Flying Scot NACs -- results from qualifying series

John C. Beery on Tuesday July 12, 2011 11:52PM

Guenthers Prevail At Summer Solstice Regatta

John C. Beery on Monday June 20, 2011 10:46AM

Flying Scot Tune-Up Clinic

Mary R. Spencer on Tuesday March 22, 2011 08:12PM

Flying Scot Regatta at Leesylvania State Park May 1st & 2nd (Potomac River)

Mike B Miller on Monday May 3, 2010 11:21AM

Ephraim Yacht Club FSNACs Information

R. Strother Scott on Wednesday August 5, 2009 01:37PM

The Ephraim Yacht Club, Ephraim WI, is hosting the Flying Scot NACs August 1-7, 2009 and they have a pretty good event web site located at http://www.eyc.org/fsnac/.

Results for the Qualifying Series is already posted - as are a raft of pictures on Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/ephraimyachtclub/collections/72157621921345932/.

It is also interesting that they, like us in 2007, prepared a On Line Powerpoint Presentation promoting the event.

Second Day Qualifying at NACs

Richard A Bauer on Wednesday August 5, 2009 07:24AM

A helicopter shot of the two fleets. The start of the second fleet with first starters out front.

It may not look it from up here but it is blowing 18 to 24 down there. Had 5 boats capsize this one race.

Millers are leading the FBYC team. But it all starts a new tomorrow. Beautiful place.

Flying Scots at Mid-Winters

John Wake on Sunday April 5, 2009 11:00AM

The last week in March, four boats from FBYC (plus Ron Thompson from Yorktown and Hans Noordanus from Manassas - frequent visitors at FBYC) made their way south for a week of racing Flying Scots. First stop was the Sarasota Sailing Squadron and the Tune-Up Regatta which is held the weekend before the Mid-Winters. Traditionally, this event has been held at Davis Island Yacht Club and though Sarasota is only 30 miles farther south, the change in venue is dramatic...think Caribbean - white sand, clear turquoise water. The Race Committee ran a six race one, throw series over two days for thirty Flying Scots.

Flying Scot Mid Winter Champs - Results

R. Strother Scott on Saturday March 28, 2009 04:17PM

Two Good Flying Scot Articles

R. Strother Scott on Wednesday December 24, 2008 09:34AM

Two recent articles about the Flying Scot have recently been published - both are available for download as PDFs at our Publicity page.

The first is an article called Classic, Fun and Thrifty in the January, 2009 issue of the Chesapeake Bay Magazine. It is a scan so is a large 7.5MB file.

The second is an article entitled The Flying Scot North American Championships published in the recent issue of The Virginia Sportsman, written by Lud Kimbrough about his experince at Toms River Yacht Club this past summer racing with his son Blake. The article has good event photos taken by David Neff.

Capital District Sailors Take Three of Top Four Places at Carolinas District Championship

R. Strother Scott on Wednesday August 27, 2008 05:00PM

2008 Flying Scot NAC

Richard A Bauer on Thursday July 24, 2008 07:22PM

Flying Scot Midwinters

R. Strother Scott on Friday March 28, 2008 04:23PM

I am sure we will hear more later - but our boats at the Flying Scot Midwinters seemed to have done pretty well - looking at the Results.

Mike Miller & John Wake were 7th and Travis Weisleder & Skip Dieball were 11th in the 34 boat Championship Division. Andrea Latell sailed with Hans Noordanus (5744) finished 17th in the Championship Fleet.

Noel Clinard & Mike Massie were 13th and Ric Bauer & Sharon Bauer were 15th in the 29 boat Challenger Division.

Well done!

P.S. - Pretty Good Pictures available at The Photo Boat website. You can use the sail number to look at the sorted photos for Rick and Sharon Bauer, (5463), Travis Weisleder and Skip Dieball (5341), Mike Miller and John Wake (2680), Noel Clinard and Mike Massie (5466), and Amy Miller with Tom Lawton in (3035) . You can look at any other boat by getting the sail number off the results and going to that number. For example, check the hiking of Skip and Travis or the sail shape of the great Marc and Marcus Eagan (GYA 99), or any of the other leaders, many of the top ten of whom were pros or semi-pro skippers or crew.

US SAILING’s One-Design Sailing Symposium

R. Noel Clinard on Tuesday November 20, 2007 10:34AM

U. S. Sailing's National One-Design Awards Press Release states in part:

National One-Design Awards Presented

In addition to seminars and workshops, US SAILING presented several awards to one-design sailors and organizations:

Fishing Bay Yacht Club (FBYC) in Deltaville, Va., received the national award for organizing the best One-Design Regatta, the Flying Scot 50th North American Championship. A record number of Flying Scots competed in three national competitions (the Women’s National Championship, the Junior National Championship and the North American Championship), making it a multi-fleet event. FBYC's careful planning led to an overwhelmingly successful regatta, which brought over 300 competitors. In preparation, the club built a concrete launch ramp, upgraded the club’s signal boat equipment, designed a 20-page color welcome brochure, solicited over 19 sponsors, and much more. More than 80 volunteers worked cheerfully and with great pride.

The award was presented to FBYC's representatives, Noel Clinard and Ric Bauer by Jim Capron, President of US Sailing.

FBYC Wins US Sailing One-Design Regatta Award For 2007

R. Noel Clinard on Monday November 19, 2007 05:19PM

FBYC has been awarded the US Sailing One-Design Regatta Award for 2007 for hosting the 2007 Flying Scot North American Championship (“NAC”) during the 50th Anniversary of that sailboat class. This award, one of five prestigious awards given yearly by the US Sailing One Design Council, recognizes “excellence in development, promotion, and management by organizers and sponsors of the year’s outstanding regional regatta.” The award was presented on November 18 at the Council’s annual One-Design Sailing Symposium in Columbus, Ohio.

FBYC’s Vice and Rear Commodores Ric Bauer and Noel Clinard traveled to Columbus to receive the award. Noel was the event chair for the NAC and Ric was the on-shore/launch coordinator for that regatta. The President of the Flying Scot Sailing Association, who nominated FBYC for this award, Barbara Griffin, was also in attendance to congratulate FBYC. The One-Design awards were presented before the common session of the symposium following lunch on Saturday and Sunday, to the warm applause of one-design leaders attending from across the country. FBYC’s friend, mentor and supporter of the NAC, Greg Fisher of North Sails, won the One-Design Distinguished Service and Leadership Award for 2007.

Noel and Ric were invited to attend the Symposium as speakers and benefited from the wide ranging discussion of one-design subjects in general and breakout sessions. Among the more pertinent sessions to FBYC were those on: obtaining event sponsorships, increasing women’s participation in sailing and racing though all-women training programs, yacht club support of high school sailing as a source of membership and participation by youth exiting younger junior programs, formation and operation of charitable entities to run community sailing programs, thinking outside the box to increase participation, skin cancer recognition and prevention, best practices for invigorating fleets, etc. Highlights of the program were amusing and highly entertaining “cool moves within the Rules” and “sportsmanship” seminars by Dave Perry, author of numerous books on sailboat racing, including the widely read Winning in One-Designs. Ric and Noel made contact with Dave about the possibility of doing something similar for FBYC during the upcoming winter or as part of spring training. They were also preliminarily approached by the Thistle Class regarding the possibility of hosting the Thistle Nationals in 2011, a flattering opportunity with a prestigious class also designed by Sandy Douglass, designer of the Flying Scot.

While it was great to receive the regatta award, the greater benefit came from the many ideas and opportunities discussed during the formal and informal sessions of the symposium.

FBYC and NACs Win National Award!!!

R. Noel Clinard on Monday November 5, 2007 04:39PM

I am thrilled to report that Bill Ross just called me on behalf of the US Sailing One Design Committee to announce that FBYC has been awarded the U S Sailing National One Design Regatta Award for the year. This award will be presented on Saturday November 17, 2007, in Columbus, Ohio, at the One Design Symposium.

Ric Bauer and I are discussing the FBYC delegation to travel to Columbus to receive the award. Bill Ross, immediate past Commodore and Barbara Griffin, President, of FSSA, will be there.

Needless to say, we could not have done without you and without Barbara Griffin, as President of FSSA. Her unstinting support and meticulous nomination write-up carried the day!

This award is one of five awards given each year by the US Sailing One Design Council for (1) exceptional service as an individual, (2) for leadership as an individual, (3) as a club, (4) for a regatta, or (5) for creativity in the most innovative One Design event. Specifically the Regatta Award to FBYC is made "to recognize excellence in development, promotion, and management by organizers and sponsors of the year's outstanding multi-class regional regatta." Apparently there is precedent for making this award to single class national regattas, because last years' award was made to the 2006 E Scow national Championship at Lake Minnetonka, MN, which like the FSNACs at FBYC, was the largest regatta in that class' history.

Times Dispatch Article - Preparing to set sail once again

R. Strother Scott on Friday June 29, 2007 03:57PM

FSNACs Publicity and Press Coverage

Unknown Unknown on Friday June 29, 2007 03:33PM

RECORD SUCCESS FOR FLYING SCOT NORTH AMERICAN SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP

R. Noel Clinard on Thursday June 28, 2007 03:02PM (1 comment)

Event turnout made championship the largest of its class in the country

Deltaville, VA -- June 28, 2007 -- Local and national sailors completed the largest Flying Scot North American Championship (NAC) in history on the 50th anniversary of that one-design sailboat yesterday at Fishing Bay Yacht Club (FBYC) in Deltaville VA.

From Sunday through Thursday, 119 Flying Scots competed for continental championship honors in 18 races in the Championship, Challenger, Women and Junior Divisions in the Piankatank River mouth and Chesapeake Bay just off Middlesex County, Virginia. Their success stood in marked contrast to the disastrous 2006 NAC in Marblehead, Massachusetts, struck by as microburst tornadic storm that damaged or destroyed much of the fleet.

According to participants, record attendance at the regatta was attributable to pent up demand for a championship after last years’ catastrophe, the central location of Deltaville on the east coast, and the proximity to Deep Creek, Maryland, where the 19 foot one design boats are built by Flying Scot Inc., and where boat owners from across the country will gather to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of this long lasting sailboat design with over 6,000 boats in existence.

Flying Scots off Stingray Point

R. Strother Scott on Thursday June 28, 2007 02:58PM

May 13, 2007
By Larry Chowning
"Copyright Southside Sentinel, used with permission."

The Flying Scot North American Championship began Sunday and was due to be completed on Wednesday, June 27, on the Chesapeake Bay and the Rappahannock and Piankatank rivers near Deltaville. Fishing Bay Yacht Club hosted the prestigious event that attracted over 100 boats from yacht clubs across the country. Above, many of the Flying Scots can be seen in the distance from Stingray Point - the eastern tip of Middlesex County in Deltaville.

Welcome Brochure published for FS North Americans

R. Strother Scott on Tuesday June 19, 2007 04:29PM

FIRST FLYING SCOT BUILT TO COMPETE AT FLYING SCOT NORTH AMERICANS

Unknown Unknown on Monday June 18, 2007 11:01AM

Final 2006 Flying Scot Team Race Converts to Regular Regatta

Katherine Hubbard on Monday October 30, 2006 07:30AM

FBYC Scots Clean Sweep 4 Clubs to Win Team Race

Katherine Hubbard on Sunday August 20, 2006 10:37PM

Photos From Marblehead

Sharon H Bauer on Friday July 14, 2006 10:03PM

You've all seen the website news about the microburst tornado we experienced at the Corinthian Yacht Club in Marblehead, MA on Tuesday afternoon. Here are a few photos of the scene before and after.

Before - was taken on Saturday afternoon. You can see that CYC is the picture of order. The first 9 Flying Scots launched were assigned spots at the dock. The remaining 55 were assigned moorings in the harbor. We felt so "special" to be at the dock along with several members of the Board of Governors.

Video of Marblehead Disaster Area

R. Noel Clinard on Wednesday July 12, 2006 12:20PM

More On Marblehead FSSA NACs Disaster

R. Noel Clinard on Wednesday July 12, 2006 11:48AM

2006 North American Championship Regatta, Corinthian Yacht Club, Marblehead, MA, July 9-14, 2006 The third qualifying race was held today. This afternoon, July 11th, shortly after all Flying Scots had been towed or sailed to safety at the Corinthian Yacht Club in Marblehead, MA, harbor by the Corinthian Race Committee, a micro-burst tornado devastated the Flying Scot fleet and many of the Yacht Clubs' boats and docks. The above photo shows just a sample of the carnage that occurred. Scots on the the dock, such as 34 in the photograph above, were flipped 8 to ten feet in the air, with results seen above. Out of 63 Scots a conservative count would say 30 of those boats were turtled, with damage to many more. Fortunately, all Scot sailors and Corinthian people were injury free. The damage to Flying Scots and other boats in the harbor is severe and will take some time to assess. The Corinthian staff will dedicate their efforts on becoming operational over the next day. Then they will focus on helping the Scot sailors get their boats righted and back to shore. In the meantime, thanks goes to Eastern Yacht Club which has offered their help to the regatta sailors. Tomorrow (Wednesday, July 12th) will be spent trying to recover as many boats as possible. Already Scotters such as Harry Carpenter, Larry Taggart, Carrie Berger, Bill Dunham, Ryan Malmgran and Hans Noordanus have begun the ordeal of retrieving the fleet. The FSSA board and members are extremely grateful to the efforts of Corinthian Yacht Club. The club is extending special support to the FSSA this week, in spite of the fact that it will be at least two weeks before the the yacht club's own members will be able to use their facilities Sadly, the North American Championship is over.

Sudden Extreme Weather Terminates Flying Scot North American Chapionships in Marblehead, Mass.

R. Noel Clinard on Wednesday July 12, 2006 10:43AM

FBYC to Host 2007 FLYING SCOT 50TH NAC

Katherine Hubbard on Thursday May 25, 2006 06:11AM

FBYC has been chosen to host the 2007 Flying Scot North American Championship the last week of June, 2007. It is the 50th anniversary of production (1957-2007) and the first time the NACs have been so centrally located. Noel Clinard has agreed to be the Event Chair and John McCarthy the PRO. We will need lots of volunteers in the coming months to prepare for this spectacular event, so think about getting involved! FBYC FS fleet 103 has been growing; presently we have 29 Flying Scots and expect 30 by next year!

As FS Fleet Captain I’ve set a goal having 23 of our boats on the line. (If you own a Flying Scot, I’ll be calling because we need you) For those that are not highly skilled racers do not be intimidated as there will be a Championship, Challenger, and Senior Division. Several club members are attending this year's NAC in Marblehead, MA this July 9-14, including Noel Clinard & Family, Ric & Sharon Bauer, Len & Barb Guenther, Mike & Amy Miller and your scribe John Hubbard.

4 FBYC Flying Scots VS. HMS Bounty @ FL Mid-Winter Championship

Katherine Hubbard on Monday March 13, 2006 04:47PM

They went, they conquered, they returned!

Noel Clinard and Mike Miller take on the Bounty in Tampa Bay, surviving to tell all! Doubloon can just be made out through the Bounty’s rigging as she prepares a volley.

As well, Wind Dancer (Len, Barb, & Heidi Guenther), Antonia (Mike and Sophie Massie), DouBloon (Noel Clinard & Mike Miller), and Fathom Knot II (John Hubbard, Ric & Sharon Bauer) competed in 4 days of racing in the Flying Scot Midwinter Regatta, hosted by the Saint Petersburg Yacht Club on Tampa Bay. For final race results click: RACE RESULTS

The Guenther’s continue to transfer their formidable Mobjack skills to the Scot, as the rest of us watched their stern entirely too much.

The Massie's were a good team, finishing 9th in the Challenger Fleet among some very good sailors. Your scribe and the Bauer’s barely edged out the Guenther’s for first FBYC Scot and 16th overall in the Championship Fleet.

It was a thrill to sail against and occasionally tangle with some of the best sailors around, including Marcus and Marc Eagan (commanding winner of the event), Harry Carpenter (owner of Flying Scot) & his daughter Carrie & crew Cat Miller, David & Allyson Neff (winner of the FBYC hosted ACCs), Dan and Christine Neff (author of the Scot calendar), Greg & Joanne Fisher (sailor extraordinaire, North Sails dealer, won the Thistle nationals the week before) and on and on.

Flying Scot Midwinters

R. Strother Scott on Tuesday March 7, 2006 06:11PM

FBYC Flying Scot “DOUBLOON” Does a “HORIZON JOB” at LNYC

Katherine Hubbard on Thursday November 10, 2005 12:25AM

THE EVENT

This past Sat. & Sun, Nov. 5-6, two FBYC Flying Scots traveled to LNYC (Lake Norman Yacht Club) in Mooresville, North Carolina. Noel Clinard’s, “Doubloon” and John Hubbard’s, “Fathom Knot II”, traveled in convoy 6 hrs. to compete at LNYC 8th Annual Fall 48 & Carolina District Flying Scot Championships. Forty-five Scots competed over two beautiful days in winds from 2 to 18 knots.

LNYC & THE BURGEE SWAP

Larry Vitez, Flying Scot Fleet Captain, and LNYC were excellent hosts. They provided accommodations on the clubs 25 acre site for many of the sailors and provided a good meal and revelry Saturday night. Larry and other Scot sailors gave us the royal treatment as several of their fleet of nearly 50 Scots had attended the Flying Scott ACCs hosted earlier this year by FBYC. Mike Massie brought along our burgee to bestow upon LNYC and they responded in kind. (Larry Vitez, LNYC Fleet Captain, is in the middle holding our burgee).

“HORIZON JOB”

Noel Clinard and crew, Mike Massie, were the talk of the day on Saturday when they pulled (as Mike Massie called it) a “Horizon Job” on the fleet. For those who have not a clue what this means …. A “Horizon Job” is when you are so far ahead of the fleet that the fleet almost loses sight of you over the horizon. Just as Doubloon was about to cross the finish line however, the Race Committee abandoned the race. The RC explanation was that in their judgment it may not have been fair for the rest of the fleet, who by the rules needed to finish within 30 minutes of the first place finisher or be scored DNF.

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Flying Scots Atlantic Coast Championship

Debbie Cycotte on Wednesday September 28, 2005 07:55AM

The Second Annual Flying Scot Atlantic Coast Championship was held this past weekend at the Fishing Bay Yacht Club. Thirty-five boats came from New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina to compete in the five race series.

Near perfect conditions - both on the water and off - made for a very memorable weekend. Saturday's three races were held in conditions that made for some exciting racing with winds up to 20 knots. Sunday's two races saw about 10 knots for a calmer pace.

Results | Pictures

Debbie Cycotte Featured

Sharon H Bauer on Friday August 5, 2005 11:30AM

Our very own Debbie Peterson Cycotte was featured in the latest issue of Scot N' Water - the Flying Scot official newsletter. Debbie was held up by Capitol District Governor Hans Noordanus as an example for Fleet Captains to follow.

Greg Fisher's Flying Scot Seminar

Debbie Cycotte on Saturday April 16, 2005 11:32PM

Greg Fisher's Flying Scot Workshop

Debbie Cycotte on Saturday March 19, 2005 09:22PM

FALL SERIES #3 RESULTS

Debbie Cycotte on Tuesday September 28, 2004 08:25PM

Last Saturday was Fall Series #3 and it looked like it was a fantastic day for sailing.  I had to work so I didn't get to the club until after the races were over.  We had 8 Flying Scots on the line.  John Hubbard took top honors for the day. John Beery with his daughter Katie finished in second.  Top husband-wife team, Ric and Sharon Bauer were third and vistors Mike & Mike came in fourth.  Thanks to Allene Cahill for doing the social after the races.  Results are listed below.

CAPITOL DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP

Debbie Cycotte on Thursday September 16, 2004 10:31AM

This past weekend was the Capitol District Championship Regatta hosted by our fleet. Twenty boats raced in near perfect weather conditions. All five races were completed in shifty conditions that made the racing interesting going around the race course -- going to the correct side of the course made big gains at the marks!

The complete results and some Pictures taken by Tom Roberts - Scot sailor for the weekend, can be found on the FBYC web site.

Summer Seabreeze 1

R. Strother Scott on Monday July 19, 2004 04:06PM

Thanks to Durwood Usry for a good picture of Doubloon with Noel Clinard and Ron Jenkins going to windward right next to Antonio with Mike Massie and crew on Saturday at the first Summer Seabreeze races. There 7 Optis - the winner was Madeline Alderman, 8 Lasers - won by Alain Vincey (who actually tied for points with James Jacob - who was assisted by his crew - daughter Erin), 5 Frontrunners - won by Bill Spencer, and 6 Flying Scots - won by John Buhl. Complete Results are available at http://www.fbyc.net/Events/2004/07.17.onedesign/results.xls

Flying Scot Sailboats can sink after all!?!

R. Strother Scott on Friday August 22, 2003 03:32PM (1 comment)

Sailboat mishap has happy ending - reprinted from the Southside Sentinal

"Copyright Southside Sentinal, used with permission."
Although they don’t know the names of the people who helped them when their small sailboat overturned on August 8, Joe Grimes and Eleanor Dunlap of Arlington said they are very thankful that so many people came to their rescue in the Rappahannock River just off Urbanna Creek.

Dunlap said people in four or five boats came to their rescue and helped them right their 19-foot boat. “We will probably never know their names, but they will always remain in our hearts,” said Dunlap.

FLYING SCOT WORKSHOP APRIL 6--MOVED TO FBYC

Debbie Cycotte on Wednesday April 2, 2003 11:51PM

To all Flying Scotters and Friends,
This is your final reminder about the Greg Fisher Flying Scot Workshop, THIS SUNDAY, April 6th at the FISHING BAY YACHT CLUB in Deltaville, Virginia. Please note that it is not at RRYC, like originally planned. I have heard from Greg and he is psyched to come down to Virginia and talk to us all. This will start at 10:00 AM with a discussion on the principles and practices of making Scots go fast. Click Read More... for details on the day and a list of who's signed up.

Greg Fisher 's Flying Scot Workshop

Debbie Cycotte on Friday February 21, 2003 09:12PM

Greg Fisher will be conducting a hands on workshop about successfully racing Flying Scots. This will be on Sunday, April 6th, at the Rappahannock River Yacht Club, home of Scot fleet #185.

Greg is one of the top One Design sailors around and head of the O/D Loft at North Sails in Annapolis. He has won over 34 Nationals, North Americans, and Midwinters Championships in 9 One Design Classes - including the Flying Scots four times!!! Click Read More... for details on time and registration.

63rd Annual Regatta a great success - Big Flying Scot turnout!

R. Strother Scott on Wednesday September 4, 2002 02:55PM

Ninety-three boats and their crews raced on August 10-11 in Fishing Bay’s very successful 63rd Annual One Design Regatta. Dick Cole was the Event Chair and organized and ran a large one design regatta that was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. Thank you Dick!

On the day prior to the Regatta, Harry Carpenter was invited by John Beery and our Flying Scot fleet to conduct a clinic on Flying Scots. The Flying Scot Fleet must be applauded for getting 25 boats on the line. Harry stayed over for the racing, and after a slow start (5th), he went on to get 5 First Places to win the Flying Scot Fleet for the regatta. David Lee, on Floozies Little Sister was the top FBYC boat with a 4th in the class.

In the Opti Green Fleet, which had 10 races over the 2 days, Ben Buhl, aged 8, received his well-earned first First Place trophy from Dick Cole, the Event Chair.

Results are available on-line.