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3rd October 2015

Neale Fastest at Tullamore Time Trial

#Rowing: Dave Neale was an impressive winner of the Tullamore Time Trial. The Offaly man, competing for Old Collegians, had almost nine seconds to spare over Queen’s University lightweight Chris Beck. Rebecca Edwards of Queen’s was the fastest woman over the course, while Claire Feerick of Neptune was the fastest junior woman.

Tullamore Time Trial, Saturday (Selected Results)

Men – Senior: D Neale 8 mins 19.5 seconds, 2 C Beck 8:28.3, 3 P Doyle 8:33.2. Junior 18: A O’Connor 8:50.5. Jun 16: O Clune 9:12.1. Jun 15: J Keating 9:19.0.

Women – Sen: R Edwards 9:33.3 (head three), 2 Edwards 9:40.0 (hd 4), 3 C Feerick 9:53.0. Jun 18: C Feerick 9:54.4. Jun 16: S Dooley 10.30.1. Jun 15: E Dowling 10:43.7.

RACE	NUMBER	NAME	CLUB	GRADE	LAUNCH		Start	Finish	Time

4	35	Gorman A	ORC	MJ 12	13.21

3	27	Keogh A	TC	MJ 14	11.25	FIRST TO	53:41.12	01:03:35.07	09:54.0
3	26	Flynn L	TC	MJ 14	11.25		53:09.41	01:03:05.81	09:56.4
3	28	Hennessy B	GNM	MJ 14	11.24	LAUNCH	54:13.66	01:04:41.67	10:28.0
1	19	Gorman J	ORC	MJ 14	7.59		41:03.26	53:43.02	12:39.8

1	10	Keating J	CW	MJ 15	8.07		36:33.52	45:52.50	09:19.0
3	12	Keating J	CW	MJ 15	11.36		46:07.19	00:55:34.51	09:27.3
4	24	Dempsey S	GNM	MJ 15	13.24		41:34.64	51:29.98	09:55.3
4	26	Moylan J	GNM	MJ 15	13.23		43:05.34	53:09.84	10:04.5
4	23	Bolger B	GNM	MJ 15	13.24		40:56.64	51:17.85	10:21.2
3	15	Sutton L	NR	MJ 15	11.34		47:38.87	00:58:29.63	10:50.8
3	14	McGrath M	NR	MJ 15	11.35		47:13.97	00:58:08.53	10:54.6
3	13	Becker J	NR	MJ 15	11.35		46:43.64	00:57:43.97	11:00.3
2	33	Sutton L	NR	MJ 15	9.19		51:46.37	01:02:47.93	11:01.6
2	32	McGrath M	NR	MJ 15	9.19		51:23.14	01:02:31.30	11:08.2
2	31	Becker J	NR	MJ 15	9.18	LAUNCH	50:53.22	01:02:01.57	11:08.4
4	25	Gladney J	GNM	MJ 15	13.23		42:13.41	54:32.38	12:19.0
1	18	Mann C	ORC	MJ 15	7.59		40:35.73	54:26.52	13:50.8
4	27	Mann C	ORC	MJ 15	13.22
3	36	Brennan C (TO)	ORC	MJ 15	11.29	TIMING ONLY

2	20	Clune O	TC	MJ 16	9.26		45:18.45	54:30.55	09:12.1
3	10	Harte S	ORC	MJ 16	11.36		45:06.31	54:23.90	09:17.6
1	8	O'Brien R	CW	MJ 16	8.08		35:28.39	44:50.77	09:22.4
1	7	Harte S	ORC	MJ 16	8.08		35:09.88	44:32.48	09:22.6
2	21	McKnight T	TC	MJ 16	9.26		45:53.44	55:17.14	09:23.7
2	24	Quinn R	TC	MJ 16	9.23		46:51.29	56:22.88	09:31.6
2	22	Gilheany D	TC	MJ 16	9.25		46:24.21	55:59.92	09:35.7
3	8	Cuskelly D	ORC	MJ 16	11.38		44:39.47	54:23.36	09:43.9
1	9	Cuskelly D	ORC	MJ 16	8.07		35:58.26	45:42.32	09:44.1
3	7	O'Brien R	CW	MJ 16	11.38		44:11.25	54:23.00	10:11.8
4	16	Duffy E	GNM	MJ 16	13.27		35:55.45	46:34.06	10:38.6
2	26	Cumming B	ORC	MJ 16	9.21		47:25.61	58:14.28	10:48.7
4	18	Cumming B	ORC	MJ 16	13.26		37:33.54	48:27.97	10:54.4
3	11	McMahon J (TO)	CoS	MJ 16	11.36	TIMING ONLY	45:40.06	00:56:36.13	10:56.1
2	23	Chiltern N	CoS	MJ 16	9.24	TIMING ONLY	52:30.88	01:03:39.56	11:08.7
4	17	O'Leary B	GNM	MJ 16	13.27		36:38.92	49:18.57	12:39.7
2	25	Early F	CoS	MJ 16	9.22	TIMING ONLY	59:50.08	01:12:49.01	12:58.9
3	9	Irwin A	TC	MJ 16	11.37

2	14	O Connor A	CC	MJ 18	9.29		43:21.91	52:12.40	08:50.5
1	4	Nolan O	CW	MJ 18	8.09		34:21.87	43:27.69	09:05.8
3	3	Nolan O	CW	MJ 18	11.41		42:07.63	00:51:15.14	09:07.5
2	18	Lennon A	GNM	MJ 18	9.27		44:49.65	54:00.03	09:10.4
2	12	McKeon	CC	MJ 18	9.32		42:55.04	52:06.45	09:11.4
2	11	Meehan N	CC	MJ 18	9.32		42:29.34	51:45.06	09:15.7
2	17	Earley	CoS	MJ 18	9.27		43:50.41	53:06.43	09:16.0
1	6	Merkevicius D	ORC	MJ 18	8.09		34:47.67	44:15.82	09:28.2
3	6	Merkevicius D	ORC	MJ 18	11.39		43:47.15	53:17.16	09:30.0
3	5	Whelan	CoS	MJ 18			43:18.20	53:31.13	10:12.9
1	3	Byrne S	CW	MJ 18	8.12		45:10.20	01:05:22.92	20:12.7
2	6	Munnelly P	Athlone	MJ 18	9.36
2	15	Duffy L	GNM	MJ 18	9.29
2	16	Kennedy S	GNM	MJ 18	9.29
2	19	Scully K	GNM	MJ 18	9.26
3	4	Byrne S	CW	MJ 18	11.39

2	47	O Brien	CW	MM TO			49:21.70	58:39.73	09:18.0
2	27	Hogan S	ORC	MM(a)	9.21		48:04.34	57:29.60	09:25.3
4	19	Hogan S	ORC	MM(a)	13.26		38:12.16	48:08.30	09:56.1
2	28	Hogan D	ORC	MM(b)	9.19		48:38.13	58:47.76	10:09.6
4	22	Hogan D	ORC	MM(b)	13.25		40:08.20	50:39.22	10:31.0
4	20	Murnane J	OC	MM(f)	13.26
4	21	Dooley A	CW	MM(h)	13.25		39:15.90	50:00.85	10:44.9
2	30	O'Keeffe J	TC	MM(H)	9.18	FIRST TO	50:10.78	01:01:32.03	11:21.3
3	30	Kirby T	OC	MM(h)	11.25		55:12.85	01:08:38.63	13:25.8

3	29	McConigley C	ORC	MN	11.25		54:40.04	01:05:22.42	10:42.4
2	29	McConigley C	ORC	MN	9.19
3	35	Raulynaitis R	PTDN	MN	11.29		58:16.66	DNF

2	1	Neale D	OC	MS	9.39		38:16.72	46:36.26	08:19.5
4	3	BeckC	QUBBC	MS	13.35		26:33.26	35:01.57	08:28.3
2	5	Doyle P	QUBBC	MS	9.36		40:15.15	48:48.32	08:33.2
2	3	Beck C	QUBBC	MS	9.37		39:25.81	47:59.18	08:33.4
2	8	Oliver T	QUBBC	MS	9.35		41:11.24	49:47.61	08:36.4
4	6	Oliver T	QUBBC	MS	13.34		28:37.25	37:15.46	08:38.2
4	5	Doyle P	QUBBC	MS	13.34		27:47.68	36:29.99	08:42.3
4	1	Neale D	OC	MS	13.35		25:20.11	34:04.87	08:44.8
2	4	Coughlan K	CW	MS	9.37		39:55.69	48:40.61	08:44.9
2	7	Whittle E	CC	MS	9.35		40:43.23	49:29.47	08:46.2
4	4	Coughlan K	CW	MS	13.35		27:09.99	35:58.42	08:48.4
4	2	McKeown	PTDN	MS	13.35		25:57.42	34:53.17	08:55.7
2	2	McKeown S	PTDN	MS	9.39		38:46.96	47:44.18	08:57.2
4	7	Crowley F	KGN	MS	13.33		29:19.47	38:24.33	09:04.9
3	1	Mozdzer A	CC	MS	11.41		41:07.04	50:15.81	09:08.8
2	9	Crowley	KGN	MS	9.35		41:40.24	50:52.38	09:12.1
4	8	Laivins A	PTDN	MS	13.32		30:03.94	39:25.14	09:21.2
3	2	Gannon A	ORC	MS	11.41		41:36.95	00:50:59.53	09:22.6
2	10	Laivins A	PTDN	MS	9.33		42:06.67	51:32.87	09:26.2
1	2	Gannon A.	ORC	MS	8.12		34:07.51	43:39.38	09:31.9
1	1	Hughes T	UCDBC	MS	8.12		SCR

2	46	Connon J	ORC	MTA			01:00:16.81	01:19:47.12	19:30.3

4	41	Hannon G	Ath	WJ 12	13.27		51:44.07	01:04:09.05	12:25.0

1	21	Tierney S	NR	WJ 14	7.57	LAUNCH	41:40.49	52:46.85	11:06.4
4	36	Tierney S	NR	WJ 14	13.22		48:30.82	59:37.37	11:06.5
2	44	Scully S	CW	WJ 14	9.27		58:45.66	01:09:53.00	11:07.3
1	22	Murphy A	ORC	WJ 14	7.59		42:10.22	53:19.43	11:09.2
4	38	Murphy A	ORC	WJ 14	13.23		49:48.86	01:01:12.72	11:23.9
1	24	Slater D	CW	WJ 14	8.01		43:02.11	54:38.29	11:36.2
4	37	Pendergast F	NR	WJ 14	13.23		49:06.29	01:00:55.60	11:49.3
3	33	Doyle Matthews Z	CW	WJ 14	11.27		56:59.76	01:09:04.94	12:05.2
4	40	Byrne A	NR	WJ 14	13.26		51:02.68	01:03:24.03	12:21.4
1	25	Pendergast F	NR	WJ 14	8.01		43:40.32	56:11.83	12:31.5
4	39	Prendergast R	NR	WJ 14	13.24		50:23.83	01:02:59.90	12:36.1
1	26	Prendergast R	NR	WJ 14	8.02		44:08.06	56:53.80	12:45.7
2	45	Pennick L	ORC	WJ 14	9.28		59:10.84	01:14:54.49	15:43.7
1	23	Byrne A	NR	WJ 14	7.59		42:35.60	DNF

4	31	Dowling E	ORC	WJ 15	13.19	FIRST TO	46:18.79	57:02.52	10:43.7
2	43	Dowling E	ORC	WJ 15	9.26		57:59.44	01:08:45.13	10:45.7
2	42	Coughan C	ORC	WJ 15	9.26		57:40.09	01:08:30.35	10:50.3
4	32	Coughlan C	ORC	WJ 15	13.19	LAUNCH	46:51.90	57:49.75	10:57.9
4	33	Coughlan A	NR	WJ 15	13.21		47:22.54	58:31.58	11:09.0
1	15	Brown L	NR	WJ 15	8.04		39:23.14	50:38.06	11:14.9
4	30	Brown L	NR	WJ 15	13.21		45:36.03	56:54.29	11:18.3
4	29	Scully S	CW	WJ 15	13.21		44:54.89	56:14.73	11:19.8
1	16	Coughlan A	NR	WJ 15	8.02		39:47.03	51:13.44	11:26.4
3	31	Slater D	CW	WJ 15	11.26		55:44.55	01:07:40.27	11:55.7
1	17	Flanagain C.	NR	WJ 15	8.02		40:12.32	52:37.46	12:25.1
4	34	Flanagain C	NR	WJ 15	13.21		47:56.32	01:00:51.56	12:55.2
3	32	Harris G	GNM	WJ 15	11.26		56:25.56	01:09:24.03	12:58.5

3	20	Dooley S	GNM	WJ 16	11.29		50:26.46	01:00:56.55	10:30.1
3	22	Duggan T	CoS	WJ 16	11.28		51:44.16	01:02:24.39	10:40.2
2	40	Duggan T	CoS	WJ 16	9.25		56:32.06	01:07:17.07	10:45.0
1	12	McKeagney E	ORC	WJ 16	8.06		37:16.07	48:08.39	10:52.3
2	38	Dambrehte J	ORC	WJ 16	9.23		55:13.08	01:06:41.25	11:28.2
1	14	Carragher S	ORC	WJ 16	8.04		38:49.49	50:18.67	11:29.2
1	13	Doyle J	NR	WJ 16	8.04		37:39.95	49:13.56	11:33.6
4	28	Carragher S	ORC	WJ 16	13.22		43:59.00	55:46.66	11:47.7
3	23	Doyle J	NR	WJ 16	11.27		52:16.51	01:04:07.97	11:51.5
2	39	Tully O	NR	WJ 16	9.24		55:52.35	01:08:17.13	12:24.8
3	25	Tully O	NR	WJ 16	11.26		52:41.92	01:05:16.44	12:34.5
3	21	Hennessy A	GNM	WJ 16	11.29		51:08.13	01:04:33.85	13:25.7
2	37	Murphy S	NR	WJ 16	9.22
3	24	Murphy S	NR	WJ 16	11.26

2	36	Feerick C	NEP	WJ 18	9.22		54:27.82	01:04:22.34	09:54.5
4	15	Mooney A	ORC	WJ 18	13.27		33:36.83	43:34.50	09:57.7
1	11	Mooney A	ORC	WJ 18	8.06		36:57.71	47:03.06	10:05.4

	42	Nolan C	Orc	WM			52:19.17	01:04:30.64	12:11.5
1	20	Nolan C	ORC	WM	7.57	FIRST TO	DNS	DNF
2	41	Patterson J	NR	WM (b)	9.25		57:00.74	01:09:27.23	12:26.5
3	34	Patterson J	NR	WM(b)	11.29		57:25.60	01:09:16.03	11:50.4

3	18	Edwards R	QL	WS	11.31		49:24.48	00:58:57.74	09:33.3
4	13	Edwards R	QULBC	WS	13.28		32:21.16	42:01.14	09:40.0
4	9	Feerick C	NEP	WS	13.32		30:47.28	40:40.25	09:53.0
3	16	Kilkenny R	CC	WS	11.33		48:13.79	00:58:17.03	10:03.2
4	14	Maguire R	QULBC	WS	13.28		33:02.18	43:22.72	10:20.5
3	19	Maguire R	QL	WS	11.31		49:54.40	01:00:15.04	10:20.6
4	12	Brown R	QULBC	WS	13.28		31:31.73	41:52.50	10:20.8
3	17	Brown R	QL	WS	11.31		48:44.34	00:59:05.49	10:21.1
4	10	Martin A	PTDN	WS	13.31		34:16.95	45:45.80	11:28.9
2	34	Martin A	PTDN	WS	9.21		53:18.87	01:04:57.44	11:38.6
2	35	Narkeviciute A	PTDN	WS	9.21		53:54.90	01:06:10.11	12:15.2
4	11	Narkeviciute A	PTDN	WS	13.29		34:49.86	47:22.76	12:32.9

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When is the next Fastnet Race?

The 49th edition of the biennial Rolex Fastnet Race will start from the Royal Yacht Squadron line in Cowes, UK on Sunday 8th August 2021.

What's new about the 2021 Fastnet Race?

The next two editions of the race in 2021 and 2023 will finish in Cherbourg-en-Cotentin at the head of the Normandy peninsula, France

What will the fleet size be for the 2021 Fastnet Race?

Over 300. A record fleet is once again anticipated for the world's largest offshore yacht race.

Who races in the Fastnet Race?

The international fleet attracts both enthusiastic amateur, the seasoned offshore racer, as well as out-and-out professionals from all corners of the world.

What types of boats compete in the Fastnet Race?

Boats of all shapes, sizes and age take part in this historic race, from 9m-34m (30-110ft) – and everything in between.

What is the multihull Fastnet Race record?

The Fastnet Race multihull course record is: 1 day 4 hours 2 minutes and 26 seconds (2019, Ultim Maxi Edmond de Rothschild, Franck Cammas / Charles Caudrelier)

What is the monohull Fastnet Race record?

The Fastnet Race monohull course record is: 1 day, 18 hours, 39 minutes (2011, Volvo 70, Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing).

Who won the 2019 Fastnet Race?

David and Peter Askew's American VO70 Wizard won the 2019 Rolex Fastnet Race, claiming the Fastnet Challenge Cup for 1st in IRC Overall.

How long has Rolex sponsored the Fastnet Race?

Rolex SA has been a longstanding sponsor of the race since 2001.

When was the first Fastnet Race held?

The first race was in 1925 with 7 boats. The Royal Ocean Racing Club was set up as a result.

What boat was the winner of the first Fastnet Race?

The winner of the first Fastnet Race was the former pilot cutter Jolie Brise, a boat that is still sailing today.

Was there an Irish entry in the first Fastnet Race?

Cork sailor Henry P F Donegan (1870-1940), who gave his total support for the Fastnet Race from its inception in 1925 and competed in the inaugural race in his 43ft cutter Gull from Cork.

Has Ireland every won the Fastnet Race?

Ireland has won the Fastnet Race twice. In 1987 the Dubois 40 Irish Independent won the Fastnet Race overall for the first time and then in 2007 – all of twenty years after Irish Independent’s win – Ireland secured the overall win again this time thanks to Ger O’Rourke’s Cookson 50 Chieftain from the Royal Western Yacht Club of Ireland in Kilrush.

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