Seasalter Summer TT 24th and 25th June

[Jenny Ball]

Hi everyone

Next on the circuit is a return to the popular Seasalter SC in Kent.
Four races across Saturday and Sunday and they have promised to break with tradition and not have a Force 8 this year.
Onsite camping available and galley / bar service.

First briefing at 11:15am on Saturday.

Notice of Race is on the Events page: https://www.sprint15.com/events/EMS/event.php?id=160

See you there!

Jenny - Events Sidekick
Chris - Chair Boss and Events Boss

[DavidGroom]

I am hoping to arrive at Seasalter Friday early evening. Will I be Billy no mates or will others be there?

[Liam]

I was intending on arriving on the Friday but after your blistering attack on muesli eaters I have changed my mind.

[Kevin Dutch]

I'll be there on the Saturday morning.

[SteveR]

I'll be there on Wednesday evening till Sunday. hope there's a force 6/7
SteveR

[Jenny Ball]

I'll be there Friday night. I am not hoping for a force 6 - 7!!!

[Kevin Dutch]

I'd say a decent steady force 4 would be perfect but what will be will be.

[DavidGroom]

How do I go about requesting a meal for Friday night at Seasalter.

[Kevin Dutch]

For anyone that wants to request a meal for the Friday evening can they please contact

jwillis842 at zoho dot com

You'll have to replace the at and dot with the relevant bits.

Many thanks and see you at the weekend.

[DavidGroom]

I am there Friday for food and a few beers with Steve Roberts and.........
So who else is coming early.

[Steve Willis]

Hi all,

Just back from letting Steve and Beryl R into the club ready for the weekend. Tomorrow I will return the main RIB trailer having completed some urgent welding............. As usual our club members are beavering away in the background, grass cutting, buoy painting etc etc, even the Environment Agency have excelled by cutting all the sea wall grass banks last week.

Looks like westerly 4-5 for the weekend. That means flat water with a low chop against the incoming tide for the first race each day and hopefully flat water for the second. With a westerly beat to start - for those unfamiliar with SSC that means the start will be with a following tide of 2-3 knots for the first race so beware the line ! I hate recalls !

It is the Swale regatta this weekend as well so there should be many different interesting vessels coming out of the Swale but not into our sailing area.

We look forward to seeing everyone including some new to the circuit.

Steve (RO again) Willis

[DavidGroom]

Brilliant event thanks to all the many helpers from Seasalter and the competitors especially those who did the forced march to the pub. Well done to Ed who proved he knows what is a proper breakfast, nice to see Kevin can still sail a real catamaran and even Liam did ok I suppose. As did Paul G who, surprise, surprise won

[Liam]

There was even muesli in the galley. Excellent weekend.

[Liam]

Results are up:
https://www.sprint15.com/events/EMS/event.php?id=160

Got a few pictures but I am told 1400 were taken so there should be a few more to come:
https://www.sprint15.com/picture-galler ... ter-TT.php

[SteveR]

Another excellent weekend, it's worth the 276miles each way got back about 11 o'clock. Thanks again Steve and the team at Seasalter