The GJW Direct Bloody Mary is shaping up to be a tough race this Saturday, with a lot of big name sailors looking to win leg 6 of the Seldén SailJuice Winter Series.
With 128 boats already entered for the GJW Direct Bloody Mary, leg 6 of the Seldén SailJuice Winter Series is looking to be one of the hardest fought events so far.
It's been three years since the last edition of the pursuit race classic in south-west London, the hiatus caused by a combination of Covid and a lack of water at Queen Mary. In January 2020, Dylan McPherson and Jack Lewis blasted their 420 to victory on a day when the gusts were touching 30 knots.
The strong, southerly forecast for Saturday suggests it could be another good day to race a 420, which bodes well for the likes of Joe Warwicker /Hugo Valentine and Noa Moskovitch / Gabs Burlton. Or perhaps for former Olympic representative Paul Brotherton back in a 470, crewed by Arran Holman.
Online entry for all the events in the series is available at www.sailjuiceseries.com
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