There was plenty of wind for the first race of the Squadron's Club Marine Wednesday series - the wind was blowing from the west which sent the various divisions scuttling down the harbour under spinnaker or gennaker, some more successfully than others - and a strong flood tide helped bring the boats back up harbour. Photos by Stephen Craig.
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| The Bakewell-White 52 Wired sends it on the run down to Flax Point buoy |
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| The new Elliot 35 Crusader on the beat to the finish |
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| Jim Farmer's modified TP52 Georgia |
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| Angie Crafer's Elliott 40 Mojo |
I was racing on the Farr 1020 Flashwave - an excellent run to the bottom mark under the small kite was undone by a genoa tack fitting failure, the division honours going to Hard Labour.
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| Hard Labour (Cameron Thorpe) |
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| Sandy and Giles Grigg's Farr 1020 Flashwave |
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