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HOYA ROUND the ISLAND RACE 2001 65Th Contest for the Gold ISLAND SAILING CLUB COWES Patron: HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN ADMIRAL: R A AISHER OBE COMMODORE: P I HEDLEY VICE COMMODORE: D V ATKINSON REAR COMMODORES: MRS R JOY A E YOUNG HOYA ROUND THE ISLAND RACE 2001 65th Contest for the Gold Roman Challenge Cup RESULTS www.hoyaroundtheisland.org.uk Preface The HOYA Round the Island Races results are divided into three main sections: Trophy Winners Complete list of divisional and overall prize winners. Divisional Results Results for all divisional and special sub-races. Individual results for IRC and ISC Handicap divisions also show positions within group (IRC Handicap Groups 1,2 & 3 and ISC Handicap Groups A,B & C) and overall positions within IRC and ISC categories. Team Results Results for the IRC group team races. Note: Boats marked with a ‘%’ symbol have had a percentage time penalty applied to their elapsed and corrected times. New Course Records Multihulls: 3 hours 8 minutes 29 seconds (DEXIA EURE ET LOIR) Monohulls: 4 hours 5 minutes 40 seconds ( SKANDIA LIFE LEOPARD) Comments Comments and queries regarding these results should be sent to: The Secretary, Island Sailing Club, High Street, Cowes, Isle of Wight PO31 7RE Tel: 01983 296911/296621 email: [email protected] Weather Report After a week of calm mornings and afternoon thermal winds under an area of high pressure, a mild depression rolled in from the Atlantic on the eve of the big race. This generated a welcome southerly Force 3 to 4 cyclonic wind in the Solent during the morning of the race allowing many boats to fetch the Hurst Narrows in one long port tack and creating ideal conditions for race record breaking. As the wind started to veer towards the west during the day some of the later classes found themselves beating down the Needles channel hard on the wind. The wind increased in strength to a solid Force 4 gusting occasionally to Force 6 at the back-of-the-Wight. This generated a surprisingly lumpy sea and, with the wind veering through SW, a dead run was created for many boats on the leg between Dunnose and Bembridge Ledge. As the tide turned in the Solent the wind started to fade but continued to veer relentlessly as the centre of the low tracked from the west country northeastwards. This had the effect of reducing the Vmg of the later starting classes fighting the foul tide in the final legs of the course so making, for a change, this year's Hoya Round the Island a race more favoured towards the bigger boats that finished early. Results and Information Service Next Generation Results are specialists in the field of race results and information services for the world's largest yachting events, and are delighted to be providing the HOYA Round the Island Race results and information service for the twelfth consecutive year. Next Generation Results may be contacted on [email protected]. Table of Contents Trophy Winners ..............................................1 IRC Handicap Yachts ...........................................7 IRC Handicap Yachts Class 1 ..................................7 IRC Handicap Yachts Class 2 ..................................9 IRC Handicap Yachts Class 3 ................................. 11 IRC Handicap Yachts Class 4 ................................. 12 IRC Handicap Yachts Class 5 ................................. 13 IRC Handicap Yachts Class 6 ................................. 15 IRC Handicap Yachts Class 7 ................................. 16 IRC Handicap Yachts Class 8 ................................. 17 IRC Handicap Yachts Class 9 ................................. 18 IRC Handicap Yachts Class 10 ................................ 19 IRC Handicap Yachts Class 11 ................................ 20 IRC Handicap Yachts Class 12 ................................ 21 ISC Handicap Yachts .......................................... 22 ISC Handicap Yachts Class A ................................. 22 ISC Handicap Yachts Class B ................................. 24 ISC Handicap Yachts Class C ................................. 26 ISC Handicap Yachts Class D ................................. 28 ISC Handicap Yachts Class E ................................. 30 ISC Handicap Yachts Class F ................................. 32 ISC Handicap Yachts Class G ................................. 34 ISC Handicap Yachts Class H ................................. 36 ISC Handicap Yachts Class J ................................. 38 ISC Handicap Yachts Class K ................................. 40 ISC Handicap Yachts Class L ................................. 42 ISC Handicap Yachts Class M ................................. 44 Multihulls ................................................. 46 Multihull - Class 'A' ....................................... 46 Multihull - Class 'B' ....................................... 47 Multihull - Grand Prix ...................................... 47 Other Classes, Associations and Special Prizes .......................... 47 America's Cup Class ...................................... 47 Big Boat Class .......................................... 48 Challenge Classic Yachts ................................... 48 Classic Racing Yachts ..................................... 49 Contessa 32 ........................................... 50 Contessa OOD34 ........................................ 50 Cornish Shrimpers ....................................... 51 Folkboat ............................................. 51 Gaffers - Modern ........................................ 52 Gaffers - Original ........................................ 52 GK24 ............................................... 52 Hunter 27 OOD ......................................... 53 Hunter 707 ............................................ 53 International Dragon ...................................... 54 International Etchells 22 .................................... 54 International J-24 ........................................ 54 IRM ................................................ 55 ISC Handicap Sailing School Yachts ............................. 56 National Sonata ......................................... 57 Nicholson 32 ........................................... 57 Nicholson 35 ........................................... 57 RNVR Sailing Association Yachts ............................... 58 SCOD .............................................. 58 Shepherd's Trophy - IRC Handicap .............................. 58 Shepherd's Trophy - ISC Handicap .............................. 58 Sigma 38 ............................................ 59 Sonar .............................................. 59 Sportsboats Rule ........................................ 60 Storm 33 ............................................. 61 Trapper 300 ........................................... 61 Ultra 30 ............................................. 61 Vega ............................................... 61 Victoria Shadow Association Yachts .............................. 61 X-Yacht ............................................. 62 X332 Yachts ........................................... 63 Yachting Monthly Family Trophy ................................ 64 IRC Group 1 Team Race .................................... 66 IRC Group 2 Team Race .................................... 67 IRC Group 3 Team Race .................................... 68 Trophy Winners GOLD ROMAN CHALLENGE CUP - First Overall IRC GBR50R MANDRAKE Peter Morton & Adam Gosling ROYAL THAMES CHALLENGE TROPHY - Second Overall IRC GBR7000 KIRRIBILLI Doug Flynn ROYAL LONDON CHALLENGE CUP - Third Overall IRC GBR6R CRACKERJACK Keith M Miller SILVER ROMAN CHALLENGE CUP - First IRM GBR998R BOUNDER C G Little VAPHIO CUP - First Overall IRC Group 1 GBR50R MANDRAKE Peter Morton & Adam Gosling IRC Class 1 GBR50R MANDRAKE Peter Morton & Adam Gosling IRC Class 2 GBR7878 DING DONG ! Robbie Stewart IRC Class 3 GBR7712R ZARAFA J T L Delacave IRC Class 4 GBR3925T ZEAL Bob Fisher YEOMAN CHALLENGE TROPHY - First Overall IRC Group 2 FRA17627 COYOTE Bruno Trouble IRC Class 5 FRA17627 COYOTE Bruno Trouble IRC Class 6 GBR9337R JALICIA John De Trafford IRC Class 7 GBR4932T ARION Nick & Graham Colbourne IRC Class 8 K6121 FIREBRAND Edward Dubois & Esben Poulsson CHAMPAGNE MUMM CHALLENGE CUP - First Overall IRC Group 3 CO1219 ROSINA OF BEAULIEU Jeremy Rogers MBE The 66th HOYA Round the Island Race will be held on 22nd June 2002 - Entries close 1st June 2002 1 Trophy Winners IRC Class 9 GBR7564T TOXIC TEXAN Russell Hodgson IRC Class 10 K9558 BLUE IMP I Braithwaite & C Brearley IRC Class 11 GBR4888T WHITE MISCHIEF Andrew Hind IRC Class 12 CO1219 ROSINA OF BEAULIEU Jeremy Rogers MBE X-YACHTS TROPHY - First IRC X-Yacht on corrected time FRA23 GEODIS CAJOU Pierre Blayau SHEPHERDS TROPHY - First Chartered Surveyors Yacht IRC GBR8833R AUDACIOUS David Wadsworth METHUSELAH TROPHY - Winning Team in IRC Group 1 Royal Yacht Squadron 'A' JEROBOAM TROPHY - Winning Team in IRC Group 2 Poole Yacht Racing Association 'B' JEROBOAM TROPHY - Winning Team in IRC Group 3 Royal Lymington Yacht Club SILVER GILT ROMAN CHALLENGE CUP - First Overall ISC Handicap Groups 5237Y OCEAN VENTURE A J Wyeth FIDELIS TROPHY - Second Overall ISC Handicap Groups GBR6788T NEILSON REDEYE Neilson Active Holidays GEISCO TROPHY - Third Overall ISC Handicap Groups 007 SKULLDUGGERY John Waters JIMMIE READ MEMORIAL CUP - O/A Winner ISC Handicap Group A 5237Y OCEAN VENTURE A J Wyeth ISC Handicap Class A GBR6788T NEILSON REDEYE Neilson Active Holidays ISC Handicap Class B GBR7042T NAVAJO Mr M Smith & Ms M Baxter The 66th HOYA Round the Island Race will be held on 22nd June
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