| Boat name | Full sail number | Hull colour | Person in charge | Representing the following Sailing Club | Class | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Squabble | 000 | White | Jo Tribe | Rcyc | Squib |
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| ROJO | 32 | Blue | Richard Tucker | Burnham Sailing Club | Squib |
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| Guy Fawkes | 72 | Yellow | Phillip Aspinall | Royal Corinthian | Squib |
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| Easy | 83 | White | Ian Brand | RCYC | Squib |
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| Aiming High | 101 (866 on spinnaker) | Navy Blue | Tammy Fisher | RCYC | Squib |
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| Chequemate | 157 | Ray Apthorp | RCYC | Squib |
|
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| Kachina | 526 | Light blue | James Vineer | Portsmouth SC | Squib |
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| Nenaphur | 618 | White | Charlie Matthews | RCYC | Squib |
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| Electra | 709 | Blue | David Mellard | RCYC | Squib |
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| Magic Roundabout | 736 | Dark blue | Brian Tucker | RCYC | Squib |
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| What’s the Story | 779 | Elephant Cloud | Nic Tolhurst | RCYC | Squib |
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| Dark n Stormy | 787 | White | Chip Cole | RBYC | Squib |
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| Spoof | 811 | White | Micky Wright | Royal Corinthian YC | Squib |
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| Atalanta | 815 | white | Sam Milton / Claire Kemp our wives! | RCYC | Squib |
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| Lady Penelope | 819 | Blue | Malc Hutchings | Rcyc and maylandsea bay sc | Squib |
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| Humphrey | 823 | White | Robert Coyle | RCYC | Squib |
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| Shifts & Giggles | 848 | White | Mark Flynn | RCYC | Squib |
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| Squabble | 854 | White | Ian Scott | RCYC | Squib |
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| By The Lee | 868 | White | Jason Phelps | RCYC | Squib |
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| Quidsin | 880 | Grey | Mark Knights | RCYC | Squib |
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| Woody | GBR 720 | Thomas Rands | Squib |
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| Pinky Promise | GBR865 | Navy Blue | Steve Hall | Royal Corinthian Yacht Club | Squib |
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Fleet Name: Squib
Class Flag: Naval Numeral 9
The National Squib is a one design racing keelboat, originally designed by Oliver Lee in 1967.
The Squib is just under 6.0m in length, with a 1.87m beam and a fin keel of 1m draft. Its two person racing crew use Jib, Main and traditional Spinnaker with a total sail area of 29m2. Its all-up weight is 680kg, so a Squib can be trailed by a medium-sized car.
The Squib has been described as “a lovely little yacht” but when being sailed competitively can readily be appreciated for performance characteristics more akin to a racing dinghy.
Start Lines: Pile House and Burnham Sailing Club.
