After the excitement and intensity of the ARYA Nationals, today’s fleet was understandably smaller than usual. Many sailors were in need of a well-earned break after the busy event, and the reduced fleet size was anticipated. Despite the smaller numbers, the competition remained strong.
What started as eight sailors soon dwindled down to just four as various reasons kept others from participating in the full session. Though it was a smaller group, those on the water were determined to make the most of the day. The day presented a mix of wind conditions, which caused some issues with rig choices. Sailors who opted for B rigs often felt under-powered, while those on A rigs found themselves a bit over-powered. It was clear that finding the right balance was tough, and there was no decisive “perfect” rig for the conditions. It kept everyone on their toes and proved that adaptability was key. A bit of weed still - showing that the Nationals sailors didn't get all of it.... Everyone got affected at some stage and the skill was to be able to notice it quickly and get it off while racing. Out of the four sailors who stuck with it, it was Kyle who managed to dominate the day. He completed every race and ultimately took the round win with a solid 14 points. Stuart, who was also consistent throughout, took second place just four points behind with 18. Ricky rounded out the top three, finishing third with 19 points—just one behind Stuart. In the Silver Fleet, there were only two competitors on the day. John Short came out on top with 8 points, besting Ian Hey for first place. Despite the smaller fleet, today’s racing provided plenty for the sailors and showcased their resilience and adaptability. Big thanks today to our PRO's for the day. Lisa Blackwood managed the course while Les recorded completed the scoring for us. Very appreciated Coming up This coming Wednesday will be Mid Week DF95 Handicap at the dam, button press at 11am. Next Sunday will be DF95 Scratch at Riisdon, button press at 1pm. Bunnings Sausage Sizzle coming up Saturday 29th March is RBRYC Sausage Sizzle at Bunnings Glenorchy to help us raise further funds for infrastructure improvements. A separate email is soon to come, but if anyone is interested in helping, please get in touch with us as we do need volunteers on the day. Otherwise, please come along and grab a Sausage from us on the day. Kyle
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