2018 Wilkinson Sword Trophy

The current standings with two events left in the series:

  • End of Season Final Fling at Rutland SC on 29th & 21st October [joint meeting with 420, Contender & Hornet classes]
  • Shoreham Open on 28th October, [this is a rearranged date after original event was cancelled due to strong wind forecast]

Shoreham rerun is happening on the 28th October as a one day event everybody is welcome. I will open the bar on Saturday if people want to come the day before. We are planning an 11 o'clock start.
John & Caz

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Class Yearbooks

Electronic copies of the Osprey Class handbooks/yearbooks that have been acquired by Huw Pearce over the years. A history of class magazines and handbooks/yearbooks publications and significant events plus the latest sail number for a year, Publications History, is available.

1959 Yearbook
1957-ClassYearbook.pdf
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