Latest RS News Feedhttp://www.rs-association.com Sounds like you had a good time at Bartley! The 3rd Gul RS400 Grand Prix event for 2012 which is also the 2nd Bolle Northern Tour will take place this weekend - 21/22 April at beautiful Royal Windermere YC where you are assured of a warm welcome (if not warm water). First scheduled starts 1300hrs Saturday and 1100hrs Sunday with race briefing at 1130hrs on Saturday. Entry fee GBP40/boat including supper at the club. The bar will be open of course. Cheap camping is available next door for the hardy - no need to book. For more accommodation details directions etc. see http://www.rs-association.com/index.asp?selection=Event and uid=310 and fleet=RS400 and detailevent=1 Please note that one person on each boat needs to be a RS400 Association member to take part in this event and that you will need to have Gul hull stickers on your boat - membership forms and stickers will be available at registration. If you would prefer to pay a one-off membership payment this is just GBP10. Any questions contact heatherc@rs-association.comhttp://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1582&selection=Latest%20NewsWed, 18 Apr 2012 14:59:27 GMTRSC1582The 2nd Gul RS100 Grand Prix event for 2012 will take place on 28/29 April at Leigh and Lowton SC where you are assured of a warm welcome (if not warm water). First scheduled starts 1200hrs Saturday and 1000hrs Sunday with race briefing at 1115hrs on Saturday. Entry fee GBP20/boat including supper at the club. There will be some kind of social arranged. Free camping is available on site for the hardy - no need to book. For more accommodation details directions etc. see http://www.rs-association.com/index.asp?selection=Event and uid=330 and fleet=RS100 and detailevent=1 Please note that you need to be a RS100 Association memebr to take part in this event and that you will need to have Gul hull stickers on your boat - membership forms and stickers will be available at registration. If you would prefer to pay a one-off membership payment this is just GBP10. Any questions contact heatherc@rs-association.com http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1581&selection=Latest%20NewsWed, 18 Apr 2012 14:34:49 GMTRSC1581!--if gte mso 9xml w:worddocument w:viewNormal/w:view w:zoom0/w:zoom w:compatibility w:breakwrappedtables/ w:snaptogridincell/ w:applybreakingrules/ w:wraptextwithpunct/ w:useasianbreakrules/ w:usefelayout/ /w:compatibility w:browserlevelMicrosoftInternetExplorer4/w:browserlevel /w:worddocument /xml!endif--!--if gte mso 10 !endif-- Seventeen boats all welcomed a full reservoir and a forecast for winds building throughout the day for the first in the series RS200 Boll and No.233; Northern Tour. The format was for three back to back races with an extended lunch whilst a club race took place. The three 45 minute back to back races before lunch were competed in a moderate eight to twelve knot breeze. At the break for lunch there were four competitors Martin and Barbara Smith Tony and Sarah Taylor (Budworth) Chris Pickles and Laura Westell (Yorkshire Dales Sailing Club) and David and Jack Moore (Blithfield Sailing Club) on four points equally. The first three of these all had one win each which meant that all was to play for in the last race after lunch. The final race started with a steady breeze of twelve to fifteen knots and soon picked up to a perfect seventeen which soon split-up the field. The race ended with Chris Pickles and Laura Westell being victorious over Martin and Barbara Smith in second and Tony and Sarah Taylor in third. All three pairings will receive pairs of Boll and No.233; sunglasses. Chris Pickles thanked Staunton Harold Sailing Club for a great event and Boll and No.233; for sponsoring the Northern Tour. Fotoboat were present at the event and photos are available on their website http://www.fotoboat.com/ Results at http://tinyurl.com/8y69ekx Lol Hayward RS200 Fleet captain Staunton Harold http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1580&selection=Latest%20NewsWed, 18 Apr 2012 13:28:17 GMTRSC1580 Some details about your next Gul Grand Prix event hosted by Highcliffe SC in Dorset on 21/22 April.1st scheduled starts - 1300hrs on Saturday 1030hrs on Sunday with race briefing on Saturday at 1100hrs.Catering all day at club. Entry fee of GBP35 (RS700s) GBP40 (RS200/800s) includes a 2-course evening meal. The bar will stay open until at least 11pm on Saturday evening!Fr more details including directions and local accommodation see http://www.rs-association.com/index.asp?selection=Event and uid=427 and fleet=RS200 and detailevent=1 Holmsley is the nearest campsite to the club approx. 5 miles away. http://tinyurl.com/czrwvmc And Hoburne Bashley about same distance - http://www.hoburne.com/park-details/hoburne-bashley Campervans are not officially allowed on site.Highcliffe SC have negotiated a discount rate for parking for the event for GBP12 for 2 days - pay direct to HSC with your entry. Or there is local free parking - there will be maps at registration to show details.http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1579&selection=Latest%20NewsFri, 13 Apr 2012 14:23:51 GMTRSC1579 Some details about your next Gul Grand Prix event hosted by Highcliffe SC in Dorset on 21/22 April.1st scheduled starts - 1300hrs on Saturday 1030hrs on Sunday with race briefing on Saturday at 1100hrs.Catering all day at club. Entry fee of GBP35 (RS700s) GBP40 (RS200/800s) includes a 2-course evening meal. The bar will stay open until at least 11pm on Saturday evening!Fr more details including directions and local accommodation see http://www.rs-association.com/index.asp?selection=Event and uid=427 and fleet=RS200 and detailevent=1 Holmsley is the nearest campsite to the club approx. 5 miles away. http://tinyurl.com/czrwvmc And Hoburne Bashley about same distance - http://www.hoburne.com/park-details/hoburne-bashley Campervans are not officially allowed on site.Highcliffe SC have negotiated a discount rate for parking for the event for GBP12 for 2 days - pay direct to HSC with your entry. Or there is local free parking - there will be maps at registration to show details.http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1578&selection=Latest%20NewsFri, 13 Apr 2012 14:23:39 GMTRSC1578Some details about your next Gul Grand Prix event hosted by Highcliffe SC in Dorset on 21/22 April.1st scheduled starts - 1300hrs on Saturday 1030hrs on Sunday with race briefing on Saturday at 1100hrs.Catering all day at club. Entry fee of GBP35 (RS700s) GBP40 (RS200/800s) includes a 2-course evening meal. The bar will stay open until at least 11pm on Saturday evening!Fr more details including directions and local accommodation see http://www.rs-association.com/index.asp?selection=Event and uid=427 and fleet=RS200 and detailevent=1 Holmsley is the nearest campsite to the club approx. 5 miles away. http://tinyurl.com/czrwvmc And Hoburne Bashley about same distance - http://www.hoburne.com/park-details/hoburne-bashley Campervans are not officially allowed on site.Highcliffe SC have negotiated a discount rate for parking for the event for GBP12 for 2 days - pay direct to HSC with your entry. Or there is local free parking - there will be maps at registration to show details.http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1577&selection=Latest%20NewsFri, 13 Apr 2012 14:23:23 GMTRSC1577With many thanks to the 12 RS300 Association members who voted on the recent proposed rule change. All voters voted for the proposed amendment so this will be added to the class rules. The updated class rules will be on the website under Documents next week or available from the Association office. To reiterate the changes - Add to Appendix 3 the following: 1.3.16. The mainsheet system may utilise no more than 4 blocks of which 2 must be attached to the boom in the standard positions and up to 2 may be attached to the deck in the standard positions. One of the blocks may be a ratchet type. Modify Appendix 3 1.2.9 to read: 1.2.9. Mainsheet swivel jammer/ratchet device and deck attachment fitting. Purpose To allow the mainsheet system to be customised to suit the individual in such a way that no alterations are required to the boat or boom and no additional parts need be purchased. Rationale Sheeting directly from the boom rather than from a final block on the floor has been commonplace in dinghy sailing for decades. Some RS300 sailors are already using this technique but are unable to rig the system with the ratchet block as the final block. The rule change would allow sheeting off the boom via the ratchet block and would allow any unused blocks to be removed to declutter the deck.http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1576&selection=Latest%20NewsFri, 13 Apr 2012 12:20:00 GMTRSC1576In case you didnt see it - the RS Games at WPNSA was voted by Y and Y the Championship of the Year 2011. They say - There is no doubt that the RS Games was a tremendous success with a grand total of 525 boats and 875 competitors taking part in nine World European and National championships over 12 days at Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy raising the bar both on and off the water. See http://www.yachtsandyachting.co.uk/sailing-stars/best-of-2011/http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1575&selection=Latest%20NewsThu, 12 Apr 2012 11:11:11 GMTRSC1575Weve got 12 RS100s from 6 countries and 12 RS500s from 4 countries signed up to the 1st Magic Marine Euro Grand Prix of 2012 at La Bruinesse The Netherlands on 12/13 May.RS100 entry is just and No.8364;20/GBP18; RS500 entry just GBP30/ and No.8364;27 plus and No.8364;20 or GBP18/person for the social on the Saturday evening. However there is a late entry levy for anyone entering after 15th April - THIS SUNDAY. There is no need to pay when you enter - you can pay at registration if you prefer.There will be free coaching on Friday 11th which must be booked in advance with your entry.RS Sailing are offering UK sailors a fab deal. They will take out you and your boat for just GBP100 including your entry fee. This must be booked and paid in advance - do this on the entry form.More information and entry form at -RS100 - http://www.rs100sailing.org/champs/cindex.asp?eid=331RS500 - http://www.rs500.org/champs/cindex.asp?eid=354Any questions - contact me on heatherc@rs-association.comhttp://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1574&selection=Latest%20NewsTue, 10 Apr 2012 18:39:18 GMTRSC1574Weve got 12 RS100s from 6 countries and 12 RS500s from 4 countries signed up to the 1st Magic Marine Euro Grand Prix of 2012 at La Bruinesse The Netherlands on 12/13 May.RS100 entry is just and No.8364;20/GBP18; RS500 entry just GBP30/ and No.8364;27 plus and No.8364;20 or GBP18/person for the social on the Saturday evening. However there is a late entry levy for anyone entering after 15th April - THIS SUNDAY. There is no need to pay when you enter - you can pay at registration if you prefer.There will be free coaching on Friday 11th which must be booked in advance with your entry.RS Sailing are offering UK sailors a fab deal. They will take out you and your boat for just GBP100 including your entry fee. This must be booked and paid in advance - do this on the entry form.More information and entry form at -RS100 - http://www.rs100sailing.org/champs/cindex.asp?eid=331RS500 - http://www.rs500.org/champs/cindex.asp?eid=354Any questions - contact me on heatherc@rs-association.comhttp://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1573&selection=Latest%20NewsTue, 10 Apr 2012 18:38:34 GMTRSC1573The 1st Gul RS300 Grand Prix for 2012 was scheduled for Draycote WSC. The club has had to cancel the event due to a lack of volunteers. However do not fear!!! Sheffield Viking have kindly stepped in on the same date - 21/22 April. First scheduled starts - Saturday 1200hrs and Sunday 1200hrs. 3 races scheduled each day. Race briefing 1130hrs Saturday. The racing on Sunday will be with club racing with RS300s having own start. Entry fee approx. GBP17/boat. More details including directions are at http://www.rs-association.com/index.asp?selection=Event and uid=494 and fleet=RS300 and detailevent=1 We hope lots of you will support this event.http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1572&selection=Latest%20NewsTue, 10 Apr 2012 10:31:40 GMTRSC1572!--if gte mso 9xml w:worddocument w:viewNormal/w:view w:zoom0/w:zoom w:compatibility w:breakwrappedtables/ w:snaptogridincell/ w:applybreakingrules/ w:wraptextwithpunct/ w:useasianbreakrules/ w:usefelayout/ /w:compatibility w:browserlevelMicrosoftInternetExplorer4/w:browserlevel /w:worddocument /xml!endif--!--if gte mso 10 !endif-- Despite nationwide predictions of death-by-tanker-strike strangely normal conditions greeted the brave competitors of the first wind-powered Gul Grand Prix of 2012 at Draycote Water. An extensive briefing outside the nice warm clubhouse gave the competitors the chance to realise it wasnt quite summer yet and make suitable choices for sailing clothing. Eight boats lined up on a start-line that was crying out for a port end flyer sadly no-one obliged and race one got away smoothly with Nick Craig and endeavour tyro Alan Roberts leading in 1383 and assorted scuffling for other places. The short course was compensated for by a healthy number of laps ensuring cumulative confusion set in by the end of lap five and big gaps allowing everyone to sail in clean wind. Rumour has it that the Craig machine took first Jasper Barnham and Graham Saxton (1275) second and Caroline Whitehouse with Guy Mason (1379) a solid third. The second race ensued promptly with the same order establishing itself almost as quickly. In the third race somehow messrs Farbrother and Martin (1251) bucked the trend and appeared at the windward mark a good 30m ahead of La Craig but luckily normal service resumed and a 200m lead had been re-established by the bottom of the same run. The suspiciously smooth sailing duo of Barnham and Saxton gracefully extracted second place from Farbrother/Martin by lap three and the fleet waited for a mystic sign that the finish line was a legitimate place to go. Strangely Mr Craig got the nod first. By the fourth and last race the wind had mysteriously swung to make the fixed start line appear a thing of unbiased beauty. This confused Mr Craig who decided that wallowing on the start line for 30 seconds after the start was the way to go. This unexpected event led to some unseemly scuffling in the rest of the fleet as the race was clearly wide open. This delirious state of affairs lasted almost two laps. Final order Craig/Roberts Barnham/Sexton Whitehouse/Mason. The fleet retired to the shore and the warm welcome of the legion of midges who had misread the time of year. Luckily patented midge-repellent was available in the form of alcoholic beverages served by the smiling Draycote shore crew and all was well. Day two was unfortunately canned due to lack of wind leaving overall results as per last race. On to Bartley! Howard Farbrotherhttp://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1571&selection=Latest%20NewsSat, 07 Apr 2012 12:01:09 GMTRSC1571The GGP event scheduled for 21/22 April at Draycote WSC has been cancelled as the club could not find the number of volunteers required to run the event. But no worries - Weston SC has stepped in and have offered to host the 2nd RS600 Gul Grand Prix event on Sunday 22nd April (one day only). The first start is 11.33hrs with 3 races back to back scheduled. Entry fee is GBP10. Other information and directions are at http://www.rs-association.com/index.asp?selection=Event and uid=492 and fleet=RS600 and detailevent=1 We hope lots of you support this event.http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1570&selection=Latest%20NewsThu, 05 Apr 2012 17:26:23 GMTRSC1570!--if gte mso 9xml w:worddocument w:viewNormal/w:view w:zoom0/w:zoom w:compatibility w:breakwrappedtables/ w:snaptogridincell/ w:applybreakingrules/ w:wraptextwithpunct/ w:useasianbreakrules/ w:usefelayout/ /w:compatibility w:browserlevelMicrosoftInternetExplorer4/w:browserlevel /w:worddocument /xml!endif--!--if gte mso 10 !endif-- Despite the poor forecast and fuel problems 10 boats arrived at the first Gul circuit event of the season to be greeted by a gentle north easterly breeze which strengthened during the day. Race officer Tim Filmore decided to squeeze in 4 races on Saturday due to the poor forecast for Sunday. In the first race on a course shared with the RS400 fleet Huw Powell sailing a 10.2 rig led from the start closely followed by Mark Harrison (8.4) with Alex Morrison (10.2) gaining places to 3rd as a few capsized. On the last lap Huw had a problem with the kite drop allowing Mark to slip up the inside to win followed by Alex with Greg Booth in an 8.4 in 3rd. The second race saw Huw in front with a close race for 2nd place between Andrew Wilson in his first event in the 100 Richard Pratt Alex and Mark. By the penultimate (5th) lap Mark had just overtaken Alex with Andrew not far behind. This looked set to be the finishing order but Huw miscounted the number of laps going to the finish a lap early and after realising his mistake only managed to finish 4th behind Mark Alex and Andrew. Race 3 unfolded in a similar way with Mark winning from Alex and Huw in 3rd after starting an extra lap. The last race of the day saw Greg return to the fray after a two race rest sorting out a spinnaker problem. Alex had made an early return to the shore with a broken kicker and individual recalls for both Huw and Mark kept them away from the front of the fleet Approaching the last mark Greg was leading followed closely by Ian and Richard with Huw and Mark chasing. Lap counting once again defeated the leaders with the first 4 setting off on an extra beat allowing Mark to head for the line and leaving a frustrated Greg finishing 6th. Sunday dawned sunny but flat calm. Sailing was abandoned with final positions shared between the two rigs- Mark Harrison as overall winner and 1st 8.4 with Huw Powell as 1st 10.2. Mark Harrisonhttp://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1569&selection=Latest%20NewsWed, 04 Apr 2012 14:05:42 GMTRSC1569Draycote SC hosted the first Rs200 Gul series event of the year. Those that braved the trip despite the so called fuel crisis and cold forecast were treated to an intense day of hiking planing and some challenging conditions. After watching the 100s and 400s get away without incident the 200s embraced the customary general recalls. Once away local sailors in 1273 stormed in to lead from Joe Adams and Robbie Poole. James and Will Rusden reeled them in hotly pursued by Dave Steed and Katharine Lovering and Chris Martin and Eddie Glenny. In the second race John Teague and Peter Cruickshank picked some fabulous lay lines to plane in to the windward mark and take the lead from the Rusdens. In the ensuing tussle neither boat were able to see the shorten course flag as they rounded the leeward mark leaving Ian Sharps and Ellie Martin with Matt Giles and Ian Gill to sneak through to finish. Races three and four followed a similar pattern. A heavily port biased line caused carnage at the port end. The Rusdens now with the bit truly between their teeth hiked their way to take both bullets convincingly followed by Sharps / Martin and Teague / Cruikshank Sunday dawned bright sunny and with not a whisper of breeze. Results stayed as they were the night before with James and Will Rusdens in first Ian Sharps / Ellie Martin second and John Teague / Pete Cruickshank third. The fleet are trialling a new system to put boats in gold silver or bronze divisions on an event by event basis. Full details will be on the RS200 website shortly. Silver for this event was won by John Teague and Pete Cruikshank followed by Dave Steed and Katharine Lovering. The Bronze fleet was won by Matt Giles and Ian Gill from by Clare Walsh and Darren MacNamara. First newcomers were Sarah and Kate Williams. Full results at http://tinyurl.com/ctz3vcyThe next Gul series event is at Highcliffe SC on 19th/20th April fingers crossed for sun wind and big waves. See you there. Dave Steed http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1568&selection=Latest%20NewsMon, 02 Apr 2012 21:43:37 GMTRSC1568New RS200 division system for 2012 Were trying a new way of splitting the RS200 fleet into gold silver and bronze divisions. The fleet will be split on an event by event basis - rather than setting the fleets at the start of the season or using what we know about you when you first turn up. Why? We want to try to: and No.183; - Take personal judgement out of choosing who goes in gold silver and bronze fleets and No.183; - Reward boats that make the effort to come to events - and No.183; - Give credit to people that have a good event even if theyre not at the top of the fleet and No.183; - Keep people interested and encourage you to come to the prize giving How can we do this? - By ranking helms using their previous results in the RS200. Weve put together a spreadsheet of results from every national event and open meeting we can find from the last two years. Weve ranked helms using their top two results taking into account whether they were national or local events and the number of boats who entered. What happens at each event? When people enter we put the helms ranking into Sailwave along with the usual details (Boat no. name etc). We then sort the entries by rank. The top third helms with a ranking are put in gold division the middle third in silver and the bottom in bronze. Anyone who has not done two events will be classed as a newcomer until they have done two events. Well update the ranking spreadsheet after each event. At the end of the year (if people like it) well drop the results from the first year to keep two years worth of data. If you have any questions or want to see the full list please speak to Ian Sharps or Ellie Martin at the next event or drop us an email. Im sure you would all like to thank Ian and Ellie for completing this massive task over the cold winter months - awesome!http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1567&selection=Latest%20NewsMon, 02 Apr 2012 13:14:54 GMTRSC1567Photos: Simon Strapp - The dark art of upper adjustmentThe weather forecast on Saturday 17th March wasnt too promising for the Farmoor Reservoir RS800 coaching day to say the least! However 11 boats turned up on a very grey damp day to attend the all day training run by Pete Barton. After the initial talks about boat rig set up we got on the water in light airs with the occasional force 3 gust. Although the conditions werent ideal it did give us a stable platform to practice positioning our starts and soon we were all charging up the reservoir in a series of mini races. Petes request for 5 upwind tacks and 3 downwind gybes per race was soon forgotten as the competitive spirit came to the fore. After lunch we resumed the coaching with Pete taking us through our paces with onshore trapezing exercises and then back on to the water for another series of mini races finishing at 5.00 pm. The day ended with a debrief in the clubhouse with Petes filming of our moments of glory! Or not. All in all well worth it as we all gained valuable tips ready to start the season. We are now eagerly awaiting Pete to upload the video on to Dropbox! http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1566&selection=Latest%20NewsWed, 21 Mar 2012 21:39:13 GMTRSC1566Well lets hope this amazing weather stays for the 1st Gul Grand Prix for the RS100s RS200s and RS400s at the ever-popular Draycote Water SC on 31 March/1 April. The starts are 1300hrs on Saturday 1100hrs on Sunday with 3 races/day scheduled. Race briefing at 1200hrs. The club will try to lay on a 2nd course on the Saturday if number require this. All sailing on one course on Sunday. There will be catering at the club throughout. Other details including local accommodation and directions are at http://www.rs-association.com/index.asp?selection=Event and uid=329 and fleet=RS100 and detailevent=1 Please allow time to have your boat washed down at DWSC prior to rigging registration and briefing to prevent the spread of killer shrimp. Please note that under the terms of the class rules either the helm or crew needs to be a member of their RS Association to enter his event. You can become a member on-line at http://www.rs-association.com/index.asp?fleet= and selection=Membership percent20Form or contact membership@rs-association.com for a form. As this series is sponsored by Gul you will also need a Gul sticker on the bows of your hull both sides. All other stickers should be taken off. There will be stickers available at registration. Have fun!http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1565&selection=Latest%20NewsWed, 21 Mar 2012 17:48:48 GMTRSC1565Well lets hope this amazing weather stays for the 1st Gul Grand Prix for the RS100s RS200s and RS400s at the ever-popular Draycote Water SC on 31 March/1 April. The starts are 1300hrs on Saturday 1100hrs on Sunday with 3 races/day scheduled. Race briefing at 1200hrs. The club will try to lay on a 2nd course on the Saturday if number require this. All sailing on one course on Sunday. There will be catering at the club throughout. Other details including local accommodation and directions are at http://www.rs-association.com/index.asp?selection=Event and uid=329 and fleet=RS100 and detailevent=1 Please allow time to have your boat washed down at DWSC prior to rigging registration and briefing to prevent the spread of killer shrimp. Please note that under the terms of the class rules either the helm or crew needs to be a member of their RS Association to enter his event. You can become a member on-line at http://www.rs-association.com/index.asp?fleet= and selection=Membership percent20Form or contact membership@rs-association.com for a form. As this series is sponsored by Gul you will also need a Gul sticker on the bows of your hull both sides. All other stickers should be taken off. There will be stickers available at registration. Have fun!http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1564&selection=Latest%20NewsWed, 21 Mar 2012 17:48:20 GMTRSC1564Well lets hope this amazing weather stays for the 1st Gul Grand Prix for the RS100s RS200s and RS400s at the ever-popular Draycote Water SC on 31 March/1 April. The starts are 1300hrs on Saturday 1100hrs on Sunday with 3 races/day scheduled. Race briefing at 1200hrs. The club will try to lay on a 2nd course on the Saturday if number require this. All sailing on one course on Sunday. There will be catering at the club throughout. Other details including local accommodation and directions are at http://www.rs-association.com/index.asp?selection=Event and uid=329 and fleet=RS100 and detailevent=1 Please allow time to have your boat washed down at DWSC prior to rigging registration and briefing to prevent the spread of killer shrimp. Please note that under the terms of the class rules either the helm or crew needs to be a member of their RS Association to enter his event. You can become a member on-line at http://www.rs-association.com/index.asp?fleet= and selection=Membership percent20Form or contact membership@rs-association.com for a form. As this series is sponsored by Gul you will also need a Gul sticker on the bows of your hull both sides. All other stickers should be taken off. There will be stickers available at registration. Have fun!http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1563&selection=Latest%20NewsWed, 21 Mar 2012 17:48:09 GMTRSC1563A good turnout for the start of the RS200 SEAS at Island Barn SC last Saturday. Report with thanks to Mike Jones PRO is at http://tinyurl.com/8xjtj43 Full results and some lovely pictures are at http://www.islandbarn.org.uk/news/532-rs200-seas-open-results-photos-and-video Next stops - Gul Grand Prix - Draycote WSC 31 Mar/1 Apr SEAS - Bough Beech SC 5 May http://rs-association.com/index.asp?marker=1562&selection=Latest%20NewsTue, 20 Mar 2012 16:36:35 GMTRSC1562