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GREENHALGH REPEATS AT MS AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA

GREENHALGH REPEATS AT MS AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA

Briton does it again on final day; fends off Fletcher-Scott for championship and $5,000

HAMILTON, Bermuda — England’s Rob Greenhalgh is a hard man to bet against when there’s money on the line. Just ask Chris Rashley or Dylan Fletcher-Scott.

For the second consecutive year, Greenhalgh came through when it mattered most and successfully defended the MS Amlin International Moth Regatta hosted by the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club.

“I’m satisfied with the win. It’s been hard, so I’m pleased to win,” said the 39-year-old Greenhalgh. “Last year I was never leading until the last day, but this year’s been a very different regatta. Last year the weather was more consistent, either windy or light. This year we’ve had every season in one day. It’s been very complex, been tough. I haven’t sailed perfectly, haven’t always had the right gear up. So it was good to come out today and do it. It was difficult.”

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GREENHALGH NEW LEADER AT MS AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA

GREENHALGH NEW LEADER AT MS AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA

Briton becomes third overall leader of regatta after countryman forced to retire

HAMILTON, Bermuda — England’s Rob Greenhalgh, the defending champion at the MS Amlin International Moth Regatta, overtook countryman Dylan Fletcher-Scott today for the overall lead in epic conditions on Great Sound.

Greenhalgh is the third overall leader of the regatta. Ireland’s Rory Fitzpatrick led after Day 1 and Fletcher-Scott after Day 2.

Four races were held today in west/northwesterly winds between 15 and 18 knots on a flat sea. After losing two of the first four scheduled days due to windy conditions, today was welcomed by one and all.

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WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE POSTPONED IN BERMUDA

WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE POSTPONED IN BERMUDA

Today’s scheduled races at the MS Amlin International Moth Regatta hosted by the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club have been postponed due to strong winds on Great Sound.

“We’re seeing wind readings between 22 and 26 knots,” said Principal Race Officer David Campbell-James. “The forecast I have calls for gusts to 40 knots this morning before backing off to 30 knots this afternoon. So we’ve made the unfortunate decision to postpone today’s schedule.”

Tomorrow’s forecast calls for a moderate 12 to 18 knots from the west/northwest and Campbell-James hopes to run four races. “I really want to get 10 races in for the series,” said Campbell-James. “That would give everyone two discards. If we can get four in tomorrow and two on Friday, then we’ll be at 10 for the series.”

After four races Dylan Fletcher-Scott of the U.K. holds the overall lead with the low score of 13 points. Defending champion Rob Greenhalgh is second with 15 points and Ireland’s Rory Fitzpatrick, the Day 1 leader, is third with 24 points.

Racing is set to resume tomorrow with the first start scheduled for 1030 hours.

MS AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA PROVISIONAL STANDINGS
1. Dylan Fletcher-Scott (GBR) 7-4-1-1 – 13 points
2. Rob Greenhalgh (GBR) 3-1-8-3 – 15
3. Rory Fitzpatrick (IRL) 1-2-13-8 – 24
4. David Hivey (GBR) 13-6-3-4 – 26
5. James McMillan (GBR) 6-7-9-5 – 27
6. Stefano Rizzi (ITA) 4-5-5-14 – 9
7. John Clifton (GBR) 12-8-6-10 – 36
8. Jonathan Heathcote (GBR) 5-11-12-9 – 37
9. Simon Hiscocks (GBR) 9-9-10-12 – 40
10. Dan Ward (GBR) 8-13-19-13 – 21
(See “Results” for full list of results.)

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FLETCHER-SCOTT POSTS 1-1 TO TAKE OVERALL LEAD AT MS AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA

FLETCHER-SCOTT POSTS 1-1 TO TAKE OVERALL LEAD AT MS AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA

British Olympian survives battles with countrymen on day punctuated by wild weather

HAMILTON, Bermuda — Dylan Fletcher-Scott, England’s representative in the 49er Class at last summer’s Rio Olympics, grabbed the overall lead at the MS Amlin International Moth Regatta today after posting a pair of first-place finishes in the regatta hosted by Royal Bermuda Yacht Club.

Fletcher-Scott, who placed 6th in the 49er Class, holds the overall lead with the low score of 13 points. “It was wicked fun. I’m really happy to come away with two bullets and to be going faster than yesterday,” said the 28-year-old who placed 7-4 in the first two races. “I’m keeping it clean and sailing smart.”

Fletcher-Scott holds a 2-point lead over Rob Greenhalgh, who last year won this event hosted by the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. Greenhalgh placed 8-3 today to go with yesterday’s 3-1. “He (Fletcher-Scott) was going well today,” said Greenhalgh. “But there’s a lot of racing to do.”

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FITZPATRICK TAKES EARLY LEAD AT MS AMLIN MOTH REGATTA

FITZPATRICK TAKES EARLY LEAD AT MS AMLIN MOTH REGATTA

HAMILTON, Bermuda — Irishman Rory Fitzpatrick holds the early lead at the 2nd annual MS Amlin International Moth Regatta, hosted by the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club.

Fitzpatrick finished 1st and 2nd in today’s two races and leads second-placed Rob Greenhalgh of Great Britain by 1 point. Italy’s Stefano Rizzi is third with 9 points after placing 4th and 5th.

“It was marginal conditions today for foiling, but it went well,” said Fitzpatrick, who placed 12th last year. “The wind was so patchy that it really paid to stay in the puffs because you could stay on your foils.”

Greenhalgh, last year’s winner, had similar thoughts. “I could’ve won the first race, was leading in it, but then fell off the foils,” said the Briton. “The conditions were really patchy.”

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2016 Entry List

 

BOW NUMBER SAIL NUMBER NAME
31 4396 Alistair Kissane
9 4358 andrew budgen
2 4380 Annalise Murphy
7 5 Ben Paton
35 4018 Benn Smith
46 3951 Brett Wright
16 4136 Chris Grube
40 4037 Chris Jeeves
26 3996 Christian Luthi
27 4308 Craig Burlton
11 4433 Dan Ward
14 2 Dave Kenefick
12 4434 David Hivey
38 4350 David Smithwhite
18 4359 Duncan Barr
34 4480 Dylan Fletcher-Scott
20 4049 Giovanni Galeotti
43 4307 Hans Rasmussen
10 3989 Hiroki Goto
52 3981 Iain Jensen
24 4150 Ian Southworth
47 4146 James Doughty
22 4309 James McMillan
19 4372 James Ross
23 4343 James Sainsbury
44 42 John Clifton
55 4336 Jonathan Heathcote
15 4276 Joshua Greenslade
5 3877 josie Gliddon
41 4442 Kyle Stoneham
33 4438 Matthew Lea
37 4410 Matthew Stark
39 4417 Maximilian Maege
3 4214 michael barnes
48 4099 Nathan Bailey
53 1 Nathan Outteridge
6 3959 Paul Gliddon
51 1 Paul Goodison
50 4133 Richard Graham-Enock
32 4439 Richard Mason
1 4340 Robert Greenhalgh
4 43 Rory Fitzpatrick
17 4 Scott Babbage
42 4291 simon hiscocks
45 4330 Stefan Järudd
21 4154 Stefano Rizzi
8 4385 Steve McLean
30 4310 Stuart Bithell
54 TBC Thomas Herbert-Evans
25 3733 Thomas Powrie
28 4096 Tim Penfold

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DAY 1 POSTPONED

DAY 1 POSTPONED

HAMILTON, Bermuda (Dec. 4, 2016) — The first day of racing at the MS Amlin International Moth Regatta has been postponed due to strong wind conditions. The wind on Great Sound was blowing between 20 and 25 knots with gusts approaching 30 knots and 2- to 5-foot seas, conditions deemed too rough for the 9-foot long hydrofoiling dinghy. Racing is scheduled to begin tomorrow, Monday, at 1100 hours and four races are planned. Wednesday’s spare day is now a scheduled race day.

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IAIN JENSEN WINS MS AMLIN DASH FOR CASH

IAIN JENSEN WINS MS AMLIN DASH FOR CASH

HAMILTON, Bermuda (Dec. 3, 2016) — Australian Iain Jensen pocketed $500 and a bottle of Gosling’s Black Seal Rum today when he won the MS Amlin Dash for Cash, a prelude to the 2nd annual MS Amlin International Moth Regatta hosted by the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club.

The Dash for Cash was sailed on a windy Hamilton Harbour, where the northwesterly breeze was recorded at 23 to 26 knots with gusts into the 30s on the race committee boat. The wind was so strong that the sailors had trouble turning downwind. There were many wipeouts as the strong gusts would blow the lightweight hydrofoiler over its bow. Some crashes were spectacular, with the skipper being launched from the boat in a cloud of spray.

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MS AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA ATTRACTS PODIUM FINISHERS FROM LAST YEAR

MS AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA ATTRACTS PODIUM FINISHERS FROM LAST YEAR

HAMILTON, Bermuda (Dec. 1, 2016) — A fleet of 52 sailors, including two of the top three finishers from last year’s regatta, is set to contest the second annual MS Amlin International Moth Regatta on Bermuda’s Great Sound. Hosted by the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, the $10,000 regatta begins Saturday, Dec. 3, and runs through Friday, Dec. 9.

Last year Rob Greenhalgh and Paul Goodison made British sailing proud when they finished first and third. Greenhalgh trailed by 1 point heading into the final day and then went out and won all three races in dominant fashion to stamp an 8-point victory. Goodison, a member of Artemis Racing for the America’s Cup, placed third.

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2016 Event

2016 Event Dates Announced.

We are thrilled to have MS Amlin back as our title sponsor and an updated competitors' list will be up shortly!

Once again we're happy to include shipping in our scheduled containers from UK and USA, breakfast, hot snack and Gosling's Dark n Stormy (R) after racing with the entry fee.

The dates of this year's event are December 3 - 9, 2016. If you are interested in an invite to this year's event please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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GREENHALGH PUTS STAMP ON AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA

GREENHALGH PUTS STAMP ON AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA

Rob Greenhalgh today stamped his dominance on the inaugural Amlin International Moth Regatta hosted by the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club.

Lying in second overall entering the day, Greenhalgh won all three races to win the championship and the winner’s share of $5,000 of the $10,000 prize purse.

“The week has been fantastic,” said the 38-year-old Greenhalgh of Hamble, England. “It’s been good to come to a new venue. Everyone’s been very hospitable. I hope it keeps going.”

“Amlin is very proud to have supported this year’s successful Moth Regatta, which featured world class sailors in a world class sailing destination, Bermuda, the home of the 2017 Americas Cup,” said Rob Wyatt, CEO of Amlin’s Bermuda Branch. “We have been involved in specialist [re]insurance for over a hundred years and supporting exciting events like this enables us to reinforce our connection with the marine industry and with Bermuda.”

WATCH: Day 5 highlights

With the wind 6- to 12-knot winds right in Greenhalgh’s wheelhouse, he dominated the three races. His first victory was by nearly 1 minute and the second was by 1 minute, 30 seconds. He left little doubt as to who the best sailor was this week.

“Sailing is a game of boatspeed, there are no two ways around it,” said Greenhalgh. “If you can go faster than the other guys, then you’re halfway there.”

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FINAL DAY SHOWDOWN ON TAP AT AMLIN MOTH REGATTA

FINAL DAY SHOWDOWN ON TAP AT AMLIN MOTH REGATTA

The inaugural Amlin International Moth Regatta is primed for a showdown between Chris Rashley and Rob Greenhalgh. At stake is $5,000.

Three races are on tap tomorrow and it’s anyone’s guess as to who’ll come out on top of the event hosted by the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club.

With the wind blowing 18 to 25 knots today, Rashley retained the overall lead but only after Greenhalgh capsized in the day’s third race, the eighth of the series.

WATCH: Day 4 highlights

Greenhalgh had opened a 2-point lead in the overall standings after placing 1-2 in the day’s first two races to Rashley’s 2-3. In the third race, Greenhalgh found himself out of control after the end fitting on the push rod controlling the main foil broke.

“I was going really well in the first two races. I won the first race going away and had great speed in the second race, probably could’ve won that one too but had to do an extra jibe and that allowed Goody (Paul Goodison) to win,” said Greenhalgh.

“I’m not sure when the fitting broke, maybe between the second and third race. After it broke I could go upwind alright but had a massive capsize on the run near the leeward gate,” Greenhalgh said.

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LIGHT WINDS FORCE POSTPONEMENT AT AMLIN MOTH REGATTA

LIGHT WINDS FORCE POSTPONEMENT AT AMLIN MOTH REGATTA

Today’s racing at the Amlin International Moth Regatta was postponed due to light winds.

After an idyllic day on Monday and challenging conditions yesterday, today brought yet another set of conditions to the regatta hosted by the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club.

Since no racing was completed Chris Rashley of the U.K. remains in the overall lead of the $10,000 regatta, with $5,000 earmarked for the winner.

WATCH: Day 3 highlights

Principal Race Officer David Campbell-James got Race 6 underway as scheduled at 11 am. Irishman Rory Fitzpatrick aced a port-tack start on his foils and rounded the windward mark in the lead. But the race was abandoned about halfway through when the wind died away to 5 knots or less.

No other racing was conducted as Great Sound became glassed over, inhibiting the sailors from getting on their hydrofoils.

“The fleet was foiling off the start line in winds around 10 knots. After about 35 minutes of racing we had only 22 boats complete one lap, so we made the decision to abandon the race and postpone for the day,” said Campbell-James.

“Tomorrow’s forecast looks to be windy again and Friday looks very good so we’re hoping that we’ll get at least another five races before the end of the week, which would give everyone a second discard,” Campbell-James said.

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RASHLEY TAKES LEAD AT AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA

RASHLEY TAKES LEAD AT AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA

Chris Rashley (Southampton, England) celebrated his 27th birthday today by winning Races 4 and 5 at the Amlin International Moth Regatta in Bermuda.

Rashley (above) overcame strong winds and near-blinding conditions, punctuated by a squall with gusts topping 30 knots, to take over the lead of the $10,000 regatta.

WATCH: Day 2 Highlights

“David (Campbell-James, the principal race officer) made an excellent decision to go out today,” said Rashley. “There were a lot of hesitant people and at times you couldn’t see because the rain was in your eyes, but we started on time and the racing was proper.”

Tomorrow Rashley will wear the yellow bib recognizing the overall leader at the regatta. After today’s victories Rashley is tied with Day 1 leader Rob Greenhalgh of the U.K. with 7 points, but owns the tiebreak advantage because he won the last race sailed. (With five races completed, the regatta now discards each competitor’s worst score.)

“I had a good day,” said Greenhalgh, who finished 3-2. “But Rashley’s just too strong in those conditions.”

With the wind blowing 18 to 24 knots as the fleet sailed to the racecourse on Great Sound some never even made it to the first start. By the end of the day at least half a dozen boats were brought back to shore on RIBs after suffering broken masts. Others suffered breakdowns that included broken booms, tillers and tiller extensions and other controls such as boom vangs and cunninghams.

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QUARTET OF BRITONS STAKE EARLY LEAD AT AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA

QUARTET OF BRITONS STAKE EARLY LEAD AT AMLIN INTERNATIONAL MOTH REGATTA

To no one’s surprise, a quartet of Britons set the pace today in the first day of the Amlin International Moth Regatta.

Rob Greenhalgh (above), Paul Goodison, Chris Rashley and Chris Draper hold first through fourth, respectively, after the first three races of the regatta.

WATCH: Day 1 Highlights

Greenhalgh, the European champion, leads with 6 points, followed by Goodison with 7 points, Rashley with 9 points and Draper with 13 points. Greenhalgh and Rashley are class veterans while Goodison and Draper are from America’s Cup teams Artemis Racing and SoftBank Team Japan, respectively.

The three races were held on Great Sound in mixed conditions. The first and third races were ideal, sailed in 10 to 12 knots of breeze, and the fleet was able to get on the hydrofoils and stay on them, which is the key to success in the class.

The second race was started in winds around 10 knots but the breeze died out as the fleet approached the first windward mark during a light rain squall. In the light winds it was harder to get on the foils, especially for the heavier sailors, and some dropped from the leading pack.

Greenhalgh acknowledged that the regatta is only in its infancy (as many as 15 races are planned), but he was very satisfied with his 1-4-1 scoreline. “The second race was tricky when it got light, but I was able to let it rip a bit more in the other two races,” said Greenhalgh. “It’s all about how you get better during the event.”

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