RSYS Main Series sees narrow victories

3:08 AM Mon 4 Apr 2011 GMT

'Andrew York helming Wizzardry in the Dragon State titles' Peter Campbell &copy

RSYS Main Series. Last race wins on Saturday gave narrow overall Main Series victories to Ellipse, Tingari and Kirsten II as the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron's summer season for 2010-2011 came to an end with a brisk day of sailing on the Harbour. Ellipse, Brian Bergin's Northshore 38, won the final Division One race on Saturday to take out the Main Series by just one point from Charles Curran's 60-footer Sydney, with another two points to Geoff and Debbie Davidson's Beneteau 36 Jackie Clare, which had headed the point score going into the final heat of the 26 race season. ...

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by Peter Campbell

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