Eight sailors gathered at Montrose Bay for the Herb Tyson Regatta, competing in the A Class category. The day was characterized by very light wind conditions, but fortunately, there was just enough breeze to complete most of the races. Notably, weed - which has been a persistent issue in recent events—was absent today, allowing for smoother sailing. A total of eight races were completed before the wind died off, prompting a skippers' meeting to discuss an early finish. The sailors unanimously agreed to conclude the day and begin packing up. Ironically, a slight sea breeze arrived just as the packing was completed, a common occurrence in sailing events. Kyle and Lisa, both fresh from strong performances at the Nationals, dominated the field, securing the top two spots. Each won four races, making the competition fierce. In the end, Kyle edged out Lisa by a single point, winning the Herb Memorial with a total of 8 points. Lisa second with 9 points. Phil Turnbull also had an impressive day, consistently placing in the top four and securing third place overall with 21 points. The middle of the fleet was tightly contested, with only 6 points separating 3rd to 6th place. The racing was incredibly close, with many positions uncertain until the final leg of each race. Thanks to Stuart Dawes for his excellent work as PRO today. Tahnks also to Ted Stevens for traveling from Launceston to observe the races and also to Ray Joyce for capturing stunning photographs of the event. Coming up:
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