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TridentUK RS400 Northern Tour - Congratulations to Ollie Groves, with his crews Sam Waller, Esther Parkhurst and Martin Penty from Beaver SC
That’s it, another year of The RS400 Northern Tour is over in the blink of an eye, with an impressive 81 boats taking part in the eight events throughout the year.
Congratulations to Ollie Groves, with his crews Sam Waller, Esther Parkhurst and Martin Penty from Beaver SC, who were the overall winners of the Northern Tour with an impressive four wins in only his second year of RS400 sailing. Their overall dominance was emphasised by the fact they had the luxury of a 2nd place to discard.
Full results and report, thanks to Hamish Gledill here
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