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I have finally managed to catch up with the results on the website, which are available on the horizontal menu above,
cleverly disguised as "Results". A quick analysis reveals some very close racing, particularly at the top of each fleet,
whichis good to see. Accss o the series prizes are still fairly open with a further two races to run. the light winds in
COGS2 have meant that, with the exception of Per Elisa and Jacobi, everyone has already given up a discard, so the
remaining two races remain very important indeed.
HRSC are just ahead of RCYC in the team results by 2 points. However, with discards RFYC and SMSC are still in
a position to take the top spot - make sure your COGS rep is aware that you are racing so that you may be selected
for the team. A full team of 3 boats is important to make sure your club is competative.
We hope to have a race report published for COGS4 in the next few days. Both COGS3 and COGS4 were notaworthy
races with 46 yachts taking part across a joint fleet membership and excellent winds for both. The A2 Rigging Penzance
Race SI's are currently in production and will be published here in the next week or so.
Photo by Peter Wood (HRSC)
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