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J109 Mojito is Royal Dee Yacht Club Offshore Champion

9th July 2023
The Pwhelli Sailing Club, J109 Mojito of Vicky Cox and Peter Dunlop, on their way to winning the Royal Dee (RDYC) Offshore Championship series
The Pwhelli Sailing Club, J109 Mojito of Vicky Cox and Peter Dunlop, on their way to winning the Royal Dee (RDYC) Offshore Championship series Credit: Michael Chester

The Pwhelli Sailing Club, J109 Mojito of Vicky Cox and Peter Dunlop, were the winners of the Royal Dee (RDYC) Offshore Championship series raced for as part of this weekend's Volvo Dun Laoghaire Regatta.

As regular Afloat readers know, the first race was from Holyhead to Dun Laoghaire, the first of five in the Royal Dee (RDYC) Offshore Championship series. The other four were coastal races as part of Volvo Dun Laoghaire Regatta. 

The Royal Dee Offshore Champions, the Mojito crew with Peter Ryan of ISORA at Dun Laoghaire Photo: Michael ChesterThe Royal Dee Offshore Champions, the Mojito crew with Peter Ryan of ISORA at Dun Laoghaire Photo: Michael Chester

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