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NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPSTRACEY MCPHEEMINNOW NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIP
It was a huge win for WA and TCYC with
our first WA National Champion also a
junior (under 12yrs), but not to be outdone
his little sister who at 8yrs old took out the
novice fleet. For many of these WA sailors
this was their first National championship
and the competition was tough from VIC
and NT sailors.TASAR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Tasar 2015 World and
Australian Championships were
sailed January 2-9 from Geographe
Bay Yacht Club, Busselton,
Western Australia on the waters
of Geographe Bay. There were
boats from the USA, UK, Japan,
Netherlands, Ireland and Australia.
Nine of a possible ten races were
completed with different winners
for each race except for races three
and four which reflected the high
level of skills in the large group of
boats at the front of the fleet.AUSTRALIAN FORMULA 18 NATIONALS
From January 23-26 2015 the Australian
Formula 18 Nationals were held at the
Humpybong Yacht Club (Woody Point- Queensland). This regatta was all about
consistency, there were a number of
sailors that had the potential to win races.
Skippers Brad Collet, Lachlan Gibson,
Brett Burvill and Jason Waterhouse all
challenged for the top spot. It wasn’t until
mid day two when the regatta turned
into a two boat race between Jason
Waterhouse/Brett Goodall and Brett
Burvill/Ryan Duffield.- Kalari, Kieren Bucktin, 16
- Griffin, Hamish Bolton, 24
- CrackerJack, Kieran Schortz, 30
FLEET: 41 BoatsRESULTS
- Doppio, Chris Dance/
Peter Hackett - Coolit, Rob Douglas/
Nicole Douglass - 2916 , Jay Reneham/Lisa
Reneham
FLEET: 123 boatsRESULTS
DUNCAN LISSIMAN- Waterhouse/Goodall, 16
- Burvill/Duffield, 19
- Collett/Leitner, 48
FLEET: 24 BoatsRESULTS
DAVE HEWSONConcentrating while racing at the
Minnor National Championship.World Champions Chris Dance and Peter Hackett from Australia. Close racing at the Formula 18 National Championship.