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6ty SB20 Tasmanian Championship 2021 - Overall

by Jane Austin 31 Jan 2021 07:13 UTC 30-31 January 2021
SB20 Tasmanian Champions sailing Ambition Lockie Dare, Ben Lamb and skipper Chris Dare © Jane Austin

Chris Dare has successfully defended his SB20 state title on the Tamar River at Beauty Point over the weekend.

Dare, from the Sorrento Sailing Couta Boat Club in Victoria, was in blistering form winning five of the eight races sailed in the 6ty degrees SB20 Tasmanian Championship, to finish the championship on XXX points. Sailing with son Lockie Dare and former Etchells world champion Ben Lamb from Byron Bay, Dare's victory is the second for the father/son combination and is perfect timing as the Australian SB20 fleet prepares for the 2021 National Championship in early March.

After a gloomy start to the final day of racing, Race Officer Peter Sluce got three races away in variable breeze and variable strength.

Most boats were slow off the start line in Race 6, but Engine Reco & Parts (Rod Glanville) made the most of the light conditions winning off the start line, leading the fleet back to the bottom mark. Rebellion (Stephen Catchpool), in second place at the start of the day, took the left-hand side of the course with local boat Rip Tide (Ross Edmunds), which paid off for them winning the first race of the day from Chris Dare.

Several boats were late to the start line in Race 7. Karabos won the start from Taz Racing Team (Will Sargent) and Mind Games (Phil Reid) and again the fleet split with Ambition taking the boat end and Rebellion the pin. Rebellion and Taz Racing had a port / starboard incident at the top mark with skipper Catchpool in the wrong with his penalty turns costing the team several places. Karabos took Race 7 from Ambition and Mind Games.

The wind dropped for the final race of the series with most of the fleet struggling to fly a kite. Mind Games did the best in tricky conditions, taking an easy win. Taz Racing, Karabos and Rebellion finished in second, third and fourth place with only seconds between them at the finish boat.

Ambition finished on 9 points from Rebellion (22 points) on a countback from Karabos and Taz Racing Team finished on 25 points. Karabos took out the Masters' Division from Wedgewood (David Graney) and Persian Princess (John Joyce).

Taz Racing won the Youth Division while Felicity Allison (Cook Your Own Dinner) won the Women's Division.

Overall Results:

PosSail NoBoat NameSkipperCrewCrewCrewClubR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8Pts
13757CHRIS DAREChris DareLachlan DareBen Lamb SSCBC1111122[14C]9
23744REBELLIONStephen CatchpoolCole DabnerLucas Upton DSS432261[9]422
33748KARABOSNick RogersSimon BurrowsWill Keyes RYCT DSS34[6]3351322
43120TAZ RACING TEAMWill SargentEddie ReidHugo AllisonEd BroadbyDSS[7]234446225
53390MINDGAMESPhil ReidRohan LangfordWilliam WallisHarry GregoryRYCT5[6]46533127
63395WEDGEWOODDavid GraneyMurray JonesMax Gluskie RYCT DSS KBSC25552[7]7632
73108ENGINE RECO & PARTSScott GlanvilleBruce GlanvilleRod Glanville DSS6[9]79764746
83354SHORT CIRCUITChloe FisherRyan MoretonFyn Harding TYC9797885[10]53
93658COOK YOUR OWN DINNERFelicity AllisonJill AbelMaddie SalterEmma HooperDSS88889[10]10859
103381MEANT TO BEEIan WhiteTim WhiteRob Dawson PDYC[12]10101110118969
113618RIPTIDERoss EdmundsBen GreatbatchScott Credon PDYC10[11]1110119111173
123127BUSTA MOVEChristo BayneNikki White‑BayneGeoff Stock PDYC11121212[13]1212576
133657PERSIAN PRINCESSJohn JoyceRobert FeatherstoneGreg Hall TYC[14H]14H13131213131290

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