2014
November
With the 2014 season winding down we take a final look at some recent results and news.
BG Sails and Designs retain European IOM Trophy
Starting with the European IOM Championship held at Campione, Lake Garda, our Britpop/Pop design and sails continued its International dominance for another 1,2,3 result with a total of 15 Britpops finishing in the top 20 from a fleet of 76 boats. A testing week in sometimes difficult conditions saw BG retain the title from the very fast Juan Marco Egea of Spain, with French skipper Olivier Cohen taking third. Results here
In the UK
Following on from the Euros was the final UK IOM ranking weekend at Eastbourne where another 1,2,3 result was put in the books with BG winning both days from Rob Walsh and the constantly rising Josh King in 3rd. The Saturday event saw 9 Britpops in the top 10 and Sunday going one better with a full 10 from 10! Results day1 day2
Over the weekend of 15 & 16 November, the Ulster IOM Championship was held on Lough Money, not far from Down Patrick. A strong contingent from England and Scotland made the track across for a fine weekend of sailing and dark beer drinking. Another Britpop win with Josh King taking the prize from World Champion Rob Walsh. Results here
In the Marblehead Class our 'pimped' Paradox enjoyed a win at the one day Watermead ranking in early August. This project continues to provide enjoyment in showing just how competitive well designed older M's can be with reasonably inexpensive upgrades. Report here.
The class here in the UK continues to enjoy a fantastic resurgence in numbers with boats new and old getting out on the water. This was highlighted in the strong fleets at our final ranking event of the year at Fleetwood in September with our Grunge taking the win on both days. Report here
Around the World
November 8 & 9 was another opportunity to learn more about our Trance 10Rater design in the hands of builder Scott Condie at the NSW Championship on Lake Illawarra, south of Sydney. Conditions over Saturday ranged from A rig through to lowest D and E rigs in a building breeze, only for Sunday to see a southerly change, large winds and fast open water E rig conditions. Another pleasing result where Trance performed strongly to win and continue to show all round potential against a strong field of well sorted designs. The tweaking continues... Results here
A report in from Belgium has highlighted a win for our IOM SKA plan design by builder and skipper Kris Panis. Kris has been working hard with club members locally where a number of SKA hulls were produced and it is great to see him achieving a well earned Nationals win.
Closing 2014 and towards 2015
We remind our UK customers of the upcoming MYA Trade Show and AGM day this coming Saturday the 29th of November. On our BG display will be our RG65 'Electronica', our double World Championship winning 'Grunge', along with a Britpop or two with our UK builders Robot Yachts also being on hand. We will have a range of equipment offered on our shop, along with a few surprises and bargains so make sure you get along, say hello and support the MYA. If there are any items you wish to order in advance for pick up, please email early! Full details here
Closing out 2014 we reflect on another fantastic year with goals realised, whilst knowing there are always more challenges ahead. For 2015 we will finally have new IOM and Marblehead design plans available in January. The 2015 IOM Worlds in the USA are fast approaching and we working on further refinements to be tested on our POP prototype IOM project. Aside from these and other exciting projects, our primary aim and focus is to continue providing our loyal and new customers race winning sails, designs and equipment.
2015 will be our 17th year and we again thank you for your continued support. We will be taking leave from the 17th of December through until the 5th January to recharge the batteries for 2015 and beyond.
We wish all a Merry Christmas and good sailing for 2015!
Recent results of skippers using BG Sails and Designs
1st, 2nd & 3rd European IOM Championships - BG, Juan Marcos Egea, Olivier Cohen - POP/Britpop/BG Sails
1st,2nd & 3rd GBR IOM Ranking Race - Eastbourne Day 1 & 2 - BG, Rob Walsh, Josh King - Britpop/BG Sails
1st & 2nd Ulster IOM Championship - Josh King & Rob Walsh - Britpop/BG Sails
1st NSW 10 Rater Championship - Scott Condie - Trance/BG Sails
1st Campione Marblehead Invitational - Matteo Longhi - BG Sails
2nd NSW IOM Championships - Scott Backhouse - Britpop/BG Sails
1st Brazilian IOM Championship - Denis Astbury - BG Sails
1st GBR Marblehead Ranking - Fleetwood Day 1 & 2 - BG - Grunge/BG Sails
BG Sails and Designs retain European IOM Trophy
Starting with the European IOM Championship held at Campione, Lake Garda, our Britpop/Pop design and sails continued its International dominance for another 1,2,3 result with a total of 15 Britpops finishing in the top 20 from a fleet of 76 boats. A testing week in sometimes difficult conditions saw BG retain the title from the very fast Juan Marco Egea of Spain, with French skipper Olivier Cohen taking third. Results here
In the UK
Following on from the Euros was the final UK IOM ranking weekend at Eastbourne where another 1,2,3 result was put in the books with BG winning both days from Rob Walsh and the constantly rising Josh King in 3rd. The Saturday event saw 9 Britpops in the top 10 and Sunday going one better with a full 10 from 10! Results day1 day2
Over the weekend of 15 & 16 November, the Ulster IOM Championship was held on Lough Money, not far from Down Patrick. A strong contingent from England and Scotland made the track across for a fine weekend of sailing and dark beer drinking. Another Britpop win with Josh King taking the prize from World Champion Rob Walsh. Results here
In the Marblehead Class our 'pimped' Paradox enjoyed a win at the one day Watermead ranking in early August. This project continues to provide enjoyment in showing just how competitive well designed older M's can be with reasonably inexpensive upgrades. Report here.
The class here in the UK continues to enjoy a fantastic resurgence in numbers with boats new and old getting out on the water. This was highlighted in the strong fleets at our final ranking event of the year at Fleetwood in September with our Grunge taking the win on both days. Report here
Around the World
November 8 & 9 was another opportunity to learn more about our Trance 10Rater design in the hands of builder Scott Condie at the NSW Championship on Lake Illawarra, south of Sydney. Conditions over Saturday ranged from A rig through to lowest D and E rigs in a building breeze, only for Sunday to see a southerly change, large winds and fast open water E rig conditions. Another pleasing result where Trance performed strongly to win and continue to show all round potential against a strong field of well sorted designs. The tweaking continues... Results here
A report in from Belgium has highlighted a win for our IOM SKA plan design by builder and skipper Kris Panis. Kris has been working hard with club members locally where a number of SKA hulls were produced and it is great to see him achieving a well earned Nationals win.
Closing 2014 and towards 2015
We remind our UK customers of the upcoming MYA Trade Show and AGM day this coming Saturday the 29th of November. On our BG display will be our RG65 'Electronica', our double World Championship winning 'Grunge', along with a Britpop or two with our UK builders Robot Yachts also being on hand. We will have a range of equipment offered on our shop, along with a few surprises and bargains so make sure you get along, say hello and support the MYA. If there are any items you wish to order in advance for pick up, please email early! Full details here
Closing out 2014 we reflect on another fantastic year with goals realised, whilst knowing there are always more challenges ahead. For 2015 we will finally have new IOM and Marblehead design plans available in January. The 2015 IOM Worlds in the USA are fast approaching and we working on further refinements to be tested on our POP prototype IOM project. Aside from these and other exciting projects, our primary aim and focus is to continue providing our loyal and new customers race winning sails, designs and equipment.
2015 will be our 17th year and we again thank you for your continued support. We will be taking leave from the 17th of December through until the 5th January to recharge the batteries for 2015 and beyond.
We wish all a Merry Christmas and good sailing for 2015!
Recent results of skippers using BG Sails and Designs
1st, 2nd & 3rd European IOM Championships - BG, Juan Marcos Egea, Olivier Cohen - POP/Britpop/BG Sails
1st,2nd & 3rd GBR IOM Ranking Race - Eastbourne Day 1 & 2 - BG, Rob Walsh, Josh King - Britpop/BG Sails
1st & 2nd Ulster IOM Championship - Josh King & Rob Walsh - Britpop/BG Sails
1st NSW 10 Rater Championship - Scott Condie - Trance/BG Sails
1st Campione Marblehead Invitational - Matteo Longhi - BG Sails
2nd NSW IOM Championships - Scott Backhouse - Britpop/BG Sails
1st Brazilian IOM Championship - Denis Astbury - BG Sails
1st GBR Marblehead Ranking - Fleetwood Day 1 & 2 - BG - Grunge/BG Sails
September
With Autumn now closing in we can reflect on our year to date and what lies ahead in the coming months at BG. On the Sails side our new sail order lead times have been further reduced allowing our customers old and new to better schedule their orders with calendar events and planning. We are now trialling a new 'BG Emergency' initiative where existing loyal BG customers require prioritised replacement for a damaged sail for an upcoming event. Terms and conditions are attached to this initiative but we are aiming to better look after our loyal customers who support us as best we can. Email for more information. Along with this we are fine tuning the listed items we supply in our online shop to best help us meet sail order demands as a priority. Keep an eye out for regular updates and item changes where we hope to soon have new IOM and M lines plans available for home build in the coming months along with other items such as pre-cut deck patches.
July saw the Marblehead Class World Championships held in the Netherlands and another win for our BG Grunge design. Conditions were generally light shifting A rig across the week but for one day of B & C rig in gusting winds. Grunge leading from day 1, once again showed its ability across the conditions to claw back places from some average starts at times, and offer the confidence in speed to sail a calculated event without having to take high risks to retain the World title and keep its 3 year undefeated event record intact.
BG Sails were also used by Peter Stollery for his 5th place finish, and Darin Ballington who we have worked closely with in upgrading his 15 year old Bantock designed Rok for a well earned 8th place, giving us 3 boats in the top 10. Matteo Longhi also using BG Sails notably managed a 1,2 in A fleet over the week along with Henning Faas of Germany racing BG's 2006 Anarchy with updated BG Sails to a solid 16th place from 68 competitors to be leading German skipper.
The event was an extremely well run advertisement for the Marblehead Class and we look forward to further international events of similar standards of management and organisation. Full results
A week after our return form Gouda, we had the UK Midlands IOM ranking in light to fickle conditions at the Midlands Sailing Club. Our test boat prototype POP managed to win both days events, with Rob Walsh 2nd both days and Josh King 3rd on the Sunday with their Britpops and BG Sails. Full results Day 1 Day 2
August saw the Midlands Marblehead ranking at Watermead where against a fleet of 18 boats, our 20 year old Bantock designed and newly pimped Paradox managed a win in conditions from light A rig, right through to gusty C2 rig. While possibly not the out and out fastest on the water over the day, the Paradox with some simple recent upgrades continues to show well designed and manufactured older yachts have plenty to offer anyone looking to get into the growing Marblehead class at any level. Full results
Over the bank holiday weekend of 23rd-25th of August, the UK IOM Nationals were held on the Queen Mother reservoir near London Heathrow. Conditions ranged from top end of A rig on Day 1, Light to near nothing on Day 2 and Light to mid range A rig and constant rain on Day 3. After 3 days of racing it was Tony Edwards with his Britpop and BG Sails who took the event with some excellent racing using smart positioning and good speed for a well deserved win making it 4 years in a row for the Britpop design with 3 different skippers.
Our POP and its driver had an up and down event with a less than flattering first day but ultimately after drawing level on points with Tony early Monday, faded away in the afternoon to take third overall.
BG Britpops/POP and Sails took 6 in the top 10 placings. Full results
Tony, son James and BG were all using prototype foils by Robot Yachts (James Edwards) that after outings at the Midlands ranking (BG), and the Nationals result, are looking to be close to our aims. Further open water trials are planned with lower rigs and differing bulbs before any final sectional designs are settled on and plans any on production are announced. Tony was also using a new 2014 development of our 36micron lightweight A jib, working to give better shape control across the wider anticipated wind range. This jib is now our standard lightweight jib cut. POP continues to offer valuable feedback on the small design changes made to an original Britpop hull. A few further tweaks are planned with the setup for upcoming events to continue along the design learning curve for the future with POP but we remind everyone that there is no push to replace our still dominant Britpop design any time in the near future.
In Australia Scott Condie continues to work with us on subtle rig and setup upgrades on our Trance 10 Rater design. Performance continues to improve with a recent convincing win at the ACT State Championship against a strong field of designs. Full results
And finally we can report that our first RG 65 design prototype 'electronica' has had its first sail in a light A rig breeze and all looks as hoped. The coming months in between an IOM Euros in Italy and a 2 Day Fleetwood Marblehead ranking will offer the opportunity to learn and trim the design package before looking to any next step towards competition or production. Many thanks to James Edwards of Robot Yachts for an immaculate clear pre-preg carbon build of our design and his impressive foil package.
July saw the Marblehead Class World Championships held in the Netherlands and another win for our BG Grunge design. Conditions were generally light shifting A rig across the week but for one day of B & C rig in gusting winds. Grunge leading from day 1, once again showed its ability across the conditions to claw back places from some average starts at times, and offer the confidence in speed to sail a calculated event without having to take high risks to retain the World title and keep its 3 year undefeated event record intact.
BG Sails were also used by Peter Stollery for his 5th place finish, and Darin Ballington who we have worked closely with in upgrading his 15 year old Bantock designed Rok for a well earned 8th place, giving us 3 boats in the top 10. Matteo Longhi also using BG Sails notably managed a 1,2 in A fleet over the week along with Henning Faas of Germany racing BG's 2006 Anarchy with updated BG Sails to a solid 16th place from 68 competitors to be leading German skipper.
The event was an extremely well run advertisement for the Marblehead Class and we look forward to further international events of similar standards of management and organisation. Full results
A week after our return form Gouda, we had the UK Midlands IOM ranking in light to fickle conditions at the Midlands Sailing Club. Our test boat prototype POP managed to win both days events, with Rob Walsh 2nd both days and Josh King 3rd on the Sunday with their Britpops and BG Sails. Full results Day 1 Day 2
August saw the Midlands Marblehead ranking at Watermead where against a fleet of 18 boats, our 20 year old Bantock designed and newly pimped Paradox managed a win in conditions from light A rig, right through to gusty C2 rig. While possibly not the out and out fastest on the water over the day, the Paradox with some simple recent upgrades continues to show well designed and manufactured older yachts have plenty to offer anyone looking to get into the growing Marblehead class at any level. Full results
Over the bank holiday weekend of 23rd-25th of August, the UK IOM Nationals were held on the Queen Mother reservoir near London Heathrow. Conditions ranged from top end of A rig on Day 1, Light to near nothing on Day 2 and Light to mid range A rig and constant rain on Day 3. After 3 days of racing it was Tony Edwards with his Britpop and BG Sails who took the event with some excellent racing using smart positioning and good speed for a well deserved win making it 4 years in a row for the Britpop design with 3 different skippers.
Our POP and its driver had an up and down event with a less than flattering first day but ultimately after drawing level on points with Tony early Monday, faded away in the afternoon to take third overall.
BG Britpops/POP and Sails took 6 in the top 10 placings. Full results
Tony, son James and BG were all using prototype foils by Robot Yachts (James Edwards) that after outings at the Midlands ranking (BG), and the Nationals result, are looking to be close to our aims. Further open water trials are planned with lower rigs and differing bulbs before any final sectional designs are settled on and plans any on production are announced. Tony was also using a new 2014 development of our 36micron lightweight A jib, working to give better shape control across the wider anticipated wind range. This jib is now our standard lightweight jib cut. POP continues to offer valuable feedback on the small design changes made to an original Britpop hull. A few further tweaks are planned with the setup for upcoming events to continue along the design learning curve for the future with POP but we remind everyone that there is no push to replace our still dominant Britpop design any time in the near future.
In Australia Scott Condie continues to work with us on subtle rig and setup upgrades on our Trance 10 Rater design. Performance continues to improve with a recent convincing win at the ACT State Championship against a strong field of designs. Full results
And finally we can report that our first RG 65 design prototype 'electronica' has had its first sail in a light A rig breeze and all looks as hoped. The coming months in between an IOM Euros in Italy and a 2 Day Fleetwood Marblehead ranking will offer the opportunity to learn and trim the design package before looking to any next step towards competition or production. Many thanks to James Edwards of Robot Yachts for an immaculate clear pre-preg carbon build of our design and his impressive foil package.
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Recent results of skippers using BG Sails and Designs
1st GBR Marblehead Race of Champions - BG - Grunge/BG Sails
1st World Marblehead Championship - BG - Grunge/BG Sails
1st & 2nd GBR IOM Ranking Race - Edgebaston Day 1 - BG, Rob Walsh - Britpop/BG Sails
1st,2nd & 3rd GBR IOM Ranking Race - Edgebaston Day 2 - BG, Rob Walsh, Josh King - Britpop/BG Sails
1st, 3rd & 4th GBR IOM Nationals - Tony Edwards Britpop/BG Sails, BG POP/BG Sails, Ian Dundas Britpop/BG Sails
1st ACT 10 Rater Championship - Scott Condie AUS - Trance/BG Sails
1st & 2nd Swiss IOM Open - Lenzerheide - Pierluigi Puthod ITA Britpop/BG Sails, Matteo Longhi ITA BG Sails
1st Swiss Marblehead Open - Lenzerheide - Matteo Longhi ITA BG Sails
1st, 2nd & 3rd USA IOM Hood River Ranking - John Ebey, Gary Boell, Jeff Weiss - Britpop/BG Sails
1st NZL IOM Auckland Championship - Ian Vickers - BG Sails
1st GBR Marblehead Race of Champions - BG - Grunge/BG Sails
1st World Marblehead Championship - BG - Grunge/BG Sails
1st & 2nd GBR IOM Ranking Race - Edgebaston Day 1 - BG, Rob Walsh - Britpop/BG Sails
1st,2nd & 3rd GBR IOM Ranking Race - Edgebaston Day 2 - BG, Rob Walsh, Josh King - Britpop/BG Sails
1st, 3rd & 4th GBR IOM Nationals - Tony Edwards Britpop/BG Sails, BG POP/BG Sails, Ian Dundas Britpop/BG Sails
1st ACT 10 Rater Championship - Scott Condie AUS - Trance/BG Sails
1st & 2nd Swiss IOM Open - Lenzerheide - Pierluigi Puthod ITA Britpop/BG Sails, Matteo Longhi ITA BG Sails
1st Swiss Marblehead Open - Lenzerheide - Matteo Longhi ITA BG Sails
1st, 2nd & 3rd USA IOM Hood River Ranking - John Ebey, Gary Boell, Jeff Weiss - Britpop/BG Sails
1st NZL IOM Auckland Championship - Ian Vickers - BG Sails
June
To date, 2014 has been one of heads down and getting on with things at BG with a full schedule of International and National events now upon us. Sail orders have kept us extremely busy and we continue to work hard to reduce lead times.
On the event front, we have the Magic Marine Marblehead World Championship in the Netherlands from July 5-11which has had our full focus on racing this year. A quality fleet of 70+ boats are expected with a group of 15 skippers from the UK making the trip for some world class racing. This is a great effort for the UK as the class here continues its growth through a dedicated team of owners and the UK class website.
Later in the year we have the IOM European Championship taking place on Lake Garda from Campionne that looks to be another hotly contested event with worlds best skippers coming out to play being only 6 months prior to the 2015 Worlds in the USA.
Tied in amongst this are a number of quality Ranking and National Championship events here giving us little rest.
We have tried to best follow the results of our designs and sails around the world and are pleased to see continued winning performances at all levels of racing.
- The Britpop in its fourth year continues to lead the way in the IOM class as the all round design of choice, continuing to consistently gain podium finishes at the highest of levels.
- Our Grunge Marblehead design remains unbeaten in events since its launch in early 2012, recently winning its 3rd UK National title.
- Trance, our first attempt at the 10 Rater class in design built and prepared meticulously to our specifications by Scott Condie, has remained unbeaten in Australia since taking the National title in its first event sailed in January 2014. The design will continue to undergo an amount of exhaustive testing and refinement before any decision is made on whether it may be suitable for production.
- Due to our commitment to the above International classes, the Electronica RG65 design has had to bide its time until the upcoming prioritised events have passed. Mouldings of prototype hulls and components are completed and the only thing required are a few more hours in the day.
- Our sail shapes and designs continue to show their versatility in not only winning races at all levels on our own designs, but proving easily adaptable to a wide range of other designs allowing our customers a performance gain directly related to what we know to work best for any given class.
As with all of our products, be sure to look for our BG logo, or that what you are buying is a genuine BG designed product if you are serious about your sailing. We are often informed by friends around the world of a growing number of imitations of our work and ask that skippers beware of inferior products that are reflected by their often poor performances.
2014 Results to date of skippers using BG Sails and Designs
1st AUS 10 Rater Nationals - Scott Condie - Trance/BG Sails
2nd AUS IOM Nationals - Ross Bennett - BG Sails
1st ESP IOM Nationals - Gines Romero - Britpop
1st NZL IOM Nationals - Scott Condie - Britpop/BG Sails
1st MLT IOM Nationals - Darren Abdilla - Britpop
2nd & 3rd USA IOM Nationals - John Ebey - Britpop/BG Sails, Craig Mackey - Britpop
1st,2nd & 3rd FRA IOM Nationals - Alexis Carre - Britpop, Patrice Montero & Laurent Bourriquel - Britpop/BG Sails
1st & 2nd GBR Marblehead Nationals - BG Grunge/BG Sails, Peter Stollery BG Sails (A & C Rig)
1st & 2nd South Australian IOM Championship - Kirwan Robb & Scott Mitchell - Britpop/BG Sails
1st & 3rd GBR IOM Ranking Race - Castle Semple Day 1 - BG & Graham Elliott - Britpop/BG Sails
1st,2nd & 3rd GBR IOM Ranking Race - Castle Semple Day 2 - Peter Stollery, BG & Graham Elliott- Britpop/BG Sails
1st,2nd & 3rd GBR Marblehead Ranking Race - Norwich Day 1 - BG, Peter Stollery & Darin Ballington - BG Sails
1st & 3rd GBR Marblehead Ranking Race - Norwich Day 2 - BG & Peter Stolley - BG Sails
Until next time.........
On the event front, we have the Magic Marine Marblehead World Championship in the Netherlands from July 5-11which has had our full focus on racing this year. A quality fleet of 70+ boats are expected with a group of 15 skippers from the UK making the trip for some world class racing. This is a great effort for the UK as the class here continues its growth through a dedicated team of owners and the UK class website.
Later in the year we have the IOM European Championship taking place on Lake Garda from Campionne that looks to be another hotly contested event with worlds best skippers coming out to play being only 6 months prior to the 2015 Worlds in the USA.
Tied in amongst this are a number of quality Ranking and National Championship events here giving us little rest.
We have tried to best follow the results of our designs and sails around the world and are pleased to see continued winning performances at all levels of racing.
- The Britpop in its fourth year continues to lead the way in the IOM class as the all round design of choice, continuing to consistently gain podium finishes at the highest of levels.
- Our Grunge Marblehead design remains unbeaten in events since its launch in early 2012, recently winning its 3rd UK National title.
- Trance, our first attempt at the 10 Rater class in design built and prepared meticulously to our specifications by Scott Condie, has remained unbeaten in Australia since taking the National title in its first event sailed in January 2014. The design will continue to undergo an amount of exhaustive testing and refinement before any decision is made on whether it may be suitable for production.
- Due to our commitment to the above International classes, the Electronica RG65 design has had to bide its time until the upcoming prioritised events have passed. Mouldings of prototype hulls and components are completed and the only thing required are a few more hours in the day.
- Our sail shapes and designs continue to show their versatility in not only winning races at all levels on our own designs, but proving easily adaptable to a wide range of other designs allowing our customers a performance gain directly related to what we know to work best for any given class.
As with all of our products, be sure to look for our BG logo, or that what you are buying is a genuine BG designed product if you are serious about your sailing. We are often informed by friends around the world of a growing number of imitations of our work and ask that skippers beware of inferior products that are reflected by their often poor performances.
2014 Results to date of skippers using BG Sails and Designs
1st AUS 10 Rater Nationals - Scott Condie - Trance/BG Sails
2nd AUS IOM Nationals - Ross Bennett - BG Sails
1st ESP IOM Nationals - Gines Romero - Britpop
1st NZL IOM Nationals - Scott Condie - Britpop/BG Sails
1st MLT IOM Nationals - Darren Abdilla - Britpop
2nd & 3rd USA IOM Nationals - John Ebey - Britpop/BG Sails, Craig Mackey - Britpop
1st,2nd & 3rd FRA IOM Nationals - Alexis Carre - Britpop, Patrice Montero & Laurent Bourriquel - Britpop/BG Sails
1st & 2nd GBR Marblehead Nationals - BG Grunge/BG Sails, Peter Stollery BG Sails (A & C Rig)
1st & 2nd South Australian IOM Championship - Kirwan Robb & Scott Mitchell - Britpop/BG Sails
1st & 3rd GBR IOM Ranking Race - Castle Semple Day 1 - BG & Graham Elliott - Britpop/BG Sails
1st,2nd & 3rd GBR IOM Ranking Race - Castle Semple Day 2 - Peter Stollery, BG & Graham Elliott- Britpop/BG Sails
1st,2nd & 3rd GBR Marblehead Ranking Race - Norwich Day 1 - BG, Peter Stollery & Darin Ballington - BG Sails
1st & 3rd GBR Marblehead Ranking Race - Norwich Day 2 - BG & Peter Stolley - BG Sails
Until next time.........
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