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Overall Standings after the final TT at Bournville

Congratulations to this years TT winner – Tobias Laux

In second place is Graham Elliott and third his brother Chris.  There were a total of 44 entries who competed in at least one event.  This compares with 35 entries in 2023, 39 in 2022 and only 25 in 2021.


Final 2024 RG65 TT at Bournville – 17/11/24

It was great to see the fleet of 15 boats on the water for this round of the touring competition. For a welcome change, the wind was favourable being a fairly steady westerly – straight down the lake and with only occasional lulls.

A total of 12 races, each with two laps took place and scoring was remarkably consistent throughout the day from skippers having a wide range of experience. Although Tobias had many wins, it was by no means all one way as Dorian, Chris Harris, Mark Dicks and Chris Elliot provided expert level challenges continually.

Some electrics problems meant the Chris Elliot could not capitalise on opportunities to pile on the pressure.

We had some first time RG skippers and, for one entrant a first time in an Open event, a daunting prospect!

There was good observance of the rules, and it was especially good to see all penalties taken as they arose and an overriding atmosphere of good sportsmanship with a high level of sailing ability. These fast boats are extremely responsive and required high levels of control during the heavier gusts at the marks; competitors showed generally good levels of competence and awareness of other boats close in.

With fading wind, increasing rain and the cold taking effect, the racing was concluded just before 3.00pm.

It was a pleasure to have been RO for the day and to meet all of the competitors who had travelled near and far to join the racing.

Results below along with a picture of the podium place winners;

From L to R – Chris Harris, Tobias Laux, Dorian Crease

RG65 TT 2024 Overall after Birkenhead

Here are the Overall positions after Round 9 at Birkenhead with one event to go at Bournville on Sunday 17th November.

RG65 TT Rounds 8&9 at Birkenhead

Results for the two days as follows, with reports and photos on the Birkenhead website:

https://birkenheadrspc.co.uk/2024/10/26/rg65-tt-round-8-26-10-24/

https://birkenheadrspc.co.uk/2024/10/27/rg65-tt-round-9-27-10-24/

Final RG65 TT at Bournville

The delayed RG65 TT event from Bournville earlier in the year will be held on Sunday 17th November.  Full details including NoR, list of entries and means of entry is via the event page on the MYA Events system via the following link:

https://www.mya-uk.org.uk/events/#events/event-details/66ffaddf37746302bb60e859/

TT Results Overall after the Nationals (TT7)

RG65 UK Nationals Overall

Another light wind day at Eastbourne with the wind coming from the Cafe.  The final scores are as follows:

Full Results are as before on the Eastbourne Club website here

RG65 UK Nationals 2024 Day 1

Thanks to John Taylor for these words about racing on day 1

Today saw 20 skippers arrive at Princess Park, Eastbourne. The wind conditions were light and variable during the morning session. which made the race officer reconsider his course numerous times.
Racing got underway with John Tushingham, Graham Elliott and Achilles Chatin (France) all winning races. It was noticeable that the lighter displacement designs were excelling in the light wind conditions.
In the afternoon session, the wind strengthened a little.

The full results (21 races!) after day 1 of 2 can be seen here

Results for rescheduled TT1 @ Two Islands

The pop-up RG65 event at Two Islands on 24th August has been designated as a valid replacement for the original TT1 which had to be cancelled earlier in the year.

Ten races were completed in light winds and very wet conditions, before the light breeze faded.  Racing was competitive and close with several boats often overlapped at the finish.

The results were as follows:

and the overall results after four events as follows:

TT Rounds 8 & 9 date changes

Rounds 8 and 9 of this years TT being held at Birkenhead will now take place on the 26th and 27th October and not the 19th and 20th October as originally published.  We apologise for any inconvenience caused by this change.

The NoR will be released shortly and the MYA Calendar and Entry details will be released at the same time.

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