After five races sailed at the Jura Scottish Series 2024 on Loch Fyne, John Stamp's Corby 33 Jacob VII leads a 13-boat IRC 1 fleet from a strong challenge from J109 designs that hold the next three positions overall.
Jacob VII discards her first race result and counts two wins in her tally to be on seven points, two points clear of Ben Shelley's Mocking-J, who also counts two wins. Third on 13 points is Robin Young's Jings.
Stamp's Corby 33 is repeating the result in the nine-boat RC35 class, where four boats share the same nine points.
HeadHunter leads by four points in nine-boat IRC Two, with four wins from five races. Adam Ovington's Half-Tonner has won four races and is six points clear of four J92s that fill the next places on the scoresheet.
Griogair Macfarlane's Tata II is second on ten points from Alan Macleod's Samurai J in third.
In the one design classes, James Miller's Mayrise leads an eight-boat Sigma 33 class from Griogair Whyte's Close Encounters. Third is Kirsty Robertson's Leaky Roof II.
Racing continues today Monday, May 27th
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