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Saturday 25 March 2023

British Sailors win the Endeavour Homes 2023 Flying Fifteen World Championship at Fremantle


 After no sailing was possible on the penultimate day or the regatta only one race was sailed on the final day of the Flying Fifteen World Championship at Fremantle.


With an unassailable lead Graham Vials and Chris Turner (GBR) won their unprecedented fifth World Championship in the class. Vials and Turner from Derwent Reservoir / Lyme Regis SC won 5 of the 10 world championship races and with drops of a 4th and 8th they could not be beaten.

Nick Jerwood and Brad Sheridan from South of Perth YC/Fremantle SC led the final race from start to finish extending on every leg. The Australian pair did everything possible to close the points gap on Floaty McFloat Face (Vials / Turner) but ended up just three points shy of the British boat.

Nellie and Caddy’ (Pinnell and Cadwallader) from Northampton SC slipped to 6th in the final race which dropped them to 4th overall. Hamish Mackay and Andrew Lawson representing the Royal Thames YC maintained fifth overall.


The 2023 Flying 15 World Championship comes to a close with presentations at the organising club the Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club.


Results: (ten races, 2 discards)


Pos Sail No Boat Name Skipper / Crew (Nat) R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 Pts

1 4071 Floaty McFloat Face Graham Vials‑Chris Turner (GBR) 1 1 3 1 8 4 4 1 1 (DNC) 16

2 4105 Best Foot Forward Nick Jerwood‑Brad Sheridan (AUS) 2 2 15 3 6 6 1 2 2 1 19

3 3980 Ffast Lane 3 Lachy Gilmour‑Ryan Donaldson (AUS) 12 7 1 5 7 28 3 4 5 2 34

4 4096 Oooh La La Ian Pinnell‑Ian Cadwallader (GBR) 3 5 8 2 1 20 8 14 4 6 37

5 4089 Puffa Fish Hamish Mackay‑Andrew Lawson (GBR) 4 6 2 6 5 36 10 19 9 15 57





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