The Moth Invitational Regatta on the Bermudas ended yesterday with three races sailed in a moderate 6 to 12 kn breeze. Robert Greenalgh GBR won all three and took te prize money for the overall winner 7 points ahead of Chris Rashley GBR. Paul Goodison GBR defended his 3rd place. Antony Kotoun ISV remains on the 9th place.
The results and the daily news.

After the unplanned rest day due to lack of wind, an 18 to 25 knots breeze was back yesterday and allowed to complete three races. Chris Rashley GBR retained the overall lead but only after Robert Greenhalgh GBR, day ranks 1 and 2, capsized in the day’s third race. But the gap between the two is only one point so that a duel in the last races today will decide on the winner of the US$ 5'000 prize money. Paul Goodison GBR follows on rank 3 with an 11 points' backlog. The best non-English is Kyle Langford AUS, 'Team Oracle', on rank 6. Anthony Kotoun ISV remains 9th.
The results, the daily news and the video of the day.

Yesterday, there was just enough wind for one round before racing was abandoned for the day in a slackening 5 kn wind. For today, the wind forecast looks promising again.
After five races, the lead is shared between Chris Rashley GBR and Robert Greenalgh GBR. The results, the daily news and the video of the day.

The Amlin Invitational Regatta on the Bermudas continued yesterday with two races sailed in a fresh 18 to 26 kn wind and pouring rain. Half of the fleet had to abandon after capsizes and/or equipment damage. English weather .... English domination ... above all by Chris Rashley GBR on his 27th birthday winning both heats and taking the overall lead. Robert Greenalgh GBR ranked 2nd remains on top at equal points with leader. Simon Hiscocks GBR is new on the 3rd place, one point ahead of the tied Chris Draper GBR from 'SoftBank Team Japan' and Paul Goodison GBR from 'Artemis Racing'. The best non-GBR sailor is Kyle Langford AUS from 'Team Oracle' on rank 6. The best continental Europeans are the tied Benoit Marie FRA and Francesco Bruni ITA from 'Artemis Racing' as 12th/13th. Well placed is also the former Finn- and Soling World Champion Philippe Presti FRA from 'Team Oracle' as 19th. Anthony Koutoun ISV is 9th. Chris Rast USA is down on 21st after an equipment failure.
The results, the daily news and the video of the day.

The Moth Bermuda Invitational Regatta began yesterday with three races and an avarage 10-12 kn wind, just could enough to get the skiffs flying, except a short moment after a rain shower in the second heat. In absence of the World Champion Peter Burling NZL and the Sunday tune-up winner Nathan Outteridge AUS, held on duty by his employer 'Aremis Racing', the English team dominated the regatta with Peter Greenalgh GBR as double race winner ahead of the 2008 Olympic Laser Champion Paul Goodison GBR. Back after a longer pause, Chris Rashley GBR followed on rank 3. Anthony Kotoun ISV is 9th, Chris Rast USA/SUI 15th among the 56 participants. Bad luck for the former Laser World Champion Tom Slingsby AUS, who broke a foil in the lead of race 1. He rejoined the fleet only in the third race of the day.
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As from today, the foiling Moths will sail the Hamilton Amlin Invitational Regatta on the Bermudas, and all cracks seem to be present, inclunding many participants from America's Cup teams stationed on the island for traing reasons, as the video ot 'Team Oracle' reveals.
The event was launched yesterday with a special race 'Dash for Cash' with the past World Champion Nathan Outteridge AUS winning and cashing the US$ 500. Among the participants is Chris Rast USA/SUI, shining yesterday with a pin-end start. Here the video. The report with entry list. More information and a video summary of the day is available on the event facebook page.