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skip to content most harmless natalie jobling and tom hayhoe's j105 menu who are we? programme our other boats national 12s international 14 laser 5000 sigma 33 prima 38 cowes week 2006 – including the pindar sequence sb20 class 40 round the island 2018 – hot start, slow finish greg, guillaume and pierre joined us for this year’s round the island. greg’s routing model showed that it didn’t really matter where you started. arriving at west bramble, it looked like the hampshire shore would be favoured but watching the irc 1 start twenty minutes before we were due to head off, it became clear to us but not the rest of the fleet that the wind had started to switch to the south, so we opened up the throttle to get over towards the island – and the sequence below, from the race video, shows how it paid off: we remained in good shape at hurst, in company with boats rating above us, and carving a swathe through the large competitors in the cruiser class that started 10 minutes before us: at the needles, we came close in and gained the tidal advantage, and made a good job of crossing freshwater bay and rounding st catherines, avoiding some horrible holes in the wind, and almost certainly leading our division on handicap by a big margin. there was another big hole the bembridge – where we kept our cool – and got away before almost all the boats who had come in behind us. and then there was another very testing hole at the forts where the wind stopped again. we were probably still leading the division as the wind finally filled in off ryde sands – we were certainly still ahead of the eventual division winner at the stage, but it all ended up very close at the finish, but somewhere on the final beat we lost a few critical minutes, dropping back to seventh. author tomhayhoe posted on 10th july 2018 10th july 2018 having fun raising money for arthritis research uk back in november, john stageman made the winning bid for a day’s sailing on mostly harmless in an auction at the arthritis research uk lantern opera. john, three family members and one of the directors of the charity joined tom and natalie for day on the solent, exploring the medina and beaulieu, and feasting on boat food, including strawberries and cream from offshore racing dog bowls. author tomhayhoe posted on 21st july 2017 21st july 2017 west princessa – from 1st to 7th in the last mile with natalie’s shoulder not yet repaired, robert stevenson joined tom for the royal southampton yc west princessa race. the a5 didn’t go up exactly cleanly first time, but once it was up mostly harmless quickly recovered ground on a shy spinnaker reach to the ryde sands eastern post, before losing a bit by being slightly more cautious than some of the fleet rounding bembridge ledge and consequently requiring a tack to make west princessa buoy. however, mh found turbo on the white sail reach back to the ryde sands and pulled out a comfortable lead over all the boats rating lower on the fetch to the finish. but, rather than protect our position, we freed off too soon for the finish at the brambles and were caught out a by a heading shift in a breeze building to over 25 knots that allowed boats that had been well behind to make the line while we had to put in a tack. but for the mistake late in the race, a great day’s sailing with good trimming from robert supporting hot boat speed. would we have made this mistake with natalie on board? probably not! big foot, who’d been thirty boat lengths behind off norris, passes ahead approaching the finish line at the brambles mostly harmless finally crosses the line, 3 minutes on corrected time behind the overall winner author tomhayhoe posted on 17th july 2017 17th july 2017 round the island 2017 with natalie out of action while she recovers from a shoulder operation, tom was joined by tori davies, the vialls family (david, chris and emily), and iulia kramarenko, who appeared at hys on friday evening ready to join the crew after losing her berth on another rti entry. with a crew that was largely new to the boat we took it fairly gently, flying the a5 rather than the a2, but there were some high points nonetheless: a bold start and quick leg down the solent; cutting the corner inside the varvassi wreck, and some good recovery of places on the beat from bembridge to the ryde sands north post and shifting into river sailing mode around norris. the professionals took some nice photos: patrick eden caught us at st catherines and paul wyeth on the beat back up the solent: iulia, david and tori also took some shots of the race and crew on the way round and on the way back to the hamble: 0550 – skipper checks the course in the gps before the start 0650 – close fetch down the solent to hurst narrows 0730 – getting set to go inside the varvassi wreck at the needles and hoist a2 0740 – tori gets set to hoist a5 after the needles 0800 – david and emily as we cross freshwater bay 0805 – tom back on the helm 0810 – tori trims, while chris grinds 0840 – tori takes a break at the back of the boat with emily 0840 – what a lot of boats 0850 – crossing freshwater bay, david trimming, tom steering, iulia taking it easy 0940 – approaching st catherine’s, tori back trimming 1000 – skipper looks around as it’s getting quite exciting with close quarters stuff and one or two broaches just after st catherine’s – we’d just dropped the a5 1030 – then a fetch from dunnose point, just after ventnor, to bembridge ledge buoy 1040 – looking back 1040 – and to leeward 1040 – david and iulia 1050 – tori trimming with change sheet on reach to bembridge 1110 – round bembridge ledge and now beating towards no man’s land fort 1150 – approaching ryde sands – skipper wonders how close he cut the corner 1320 – wind dropping off as we beat down the solent, tori fine trimming 1400 – beating up to the finish – just like river sailing 1445 – emily helming back across the solent after the finish 1500 chris and emily author tomhayhoe posted on 3rd july 2017 6th july 2017 returning last season’s trophies…… tom’s rib was still not repaired so we decided to give the last of the jog inshore series a miss, but had to head down the m3 anyway to return last season’s double handed series and jog trophies. the house will look a bit empty until the prize giving season…… author tomhayhoe posted on 26th october 2016 irc nationals 2016 – that was tough! the contrast between last year’s irc nationals and this year’s could not have been greater: two races squeezed in at the end of the second day in 2015 when a gentle breeze finally filled in; force 6 on both days in 2016 meaning that racing was over by 1500 on day 1 and by 1300 on day 2. the force 6 resulted in damage to boat and crew. the leach of our jib was shredded by the end of the second race. admittedly, it has done two full seasons including a fastnet campaign and we already have a replacement on order, but it’s a heavy duty sail. consequently we headed back to hys on the friday evening to collect one of the old jibs in the shed rather than head for cowes with the rest of the fleet. tom was the casualty on day 2, sustaining a broken rib while dropping the spinnaker at warner (out to the east of the spithead forts) in 28 knots of breeze. our results were disappointing, partly reflecting being unprepared for the first start and then having to return after the second start for (possibly) being ocs, and partly reflecting a degree of caution (as well as a lack of ambition after the frustration of the starts), flying the kite on only one downwind leg on day 1. on the other, no such caution was exhibited on day 2: natalie pulled off a copybook windward end start in the long distance race and we had no hesitation flying the spinnaker for a thrilling downwind leg that would have been unforgettable even without tom’s injury at the drop . author tomhayhoe posted on 20th september 2016 irc championship – “no pressure then” we had been looking forward to the irc double handed championship on 16

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