Thrilling Climax to 2024 RORC Easter Challenge in Cowes
Every class winner was decided in the very last race, producing a thrilling climax to the regatta.
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Vibrant Forest Brewery creates new beer in honour of RNLI
Vibrant Forest Brewery has created a new beer called Out On A Shout in honour of Calshot RNLI
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Broaches and big breeze at 44Cup Cowes Worlds
With near gale force winds forecast for the afternoon, to stay on schedule racing for the high performance owner-driver RC44 one designs on the
Source: mysailing.com.au
Farewell to Calshot lifeboat involved in Hoegh Osaka drama
A lifeboat that helped rescue the crew of the Hoegh Osaka - a 51,000-tonne car transporter that was stranded in the Solent for almost three weeks…
Source: dailyecho.co.uk
Warsash Spring Series
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Hamble Classics bows to Her Majesty
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Return of Tour of Britain to Isle of Wight not ruled out | Isle of Wight County Press
Hope remains for a return of the Tour of Britain, which was cancelled when the Queen died.
Source: countypress.co.uk
Tour of Britain on Isle of Wight after Queen's death update | Isle of Wight County Press
Hope remains for a return of the Tour of Britain, which was cancelled when the Queen died.
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Warsash Spring Series supported by Helly Hansen, Week 3
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Warsash Spring Championships 2021 - Second Weekend
Warsash Spring Championships - White Group Day 4 © Close Hauled Photography The second weekend of the Championships was chosen by the J70 Class to be the start of their Grand Slam Series so a competitive weekend was guaranteed. On Saturday the wind started in the east at about 18 to 24 knots and then after the first race shifted to the south east but the sun was shining. Race one started under the U flag but as you might expect with an eager J70 fleet, the midline bulge went early ...
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