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Entire Sovereign's Cup White Sails Two Fleet to Seek Redress

23rd June 2023
Alan Mulcahy's Albin Express Apache leads the White Sails Two Fleet at the 2023 Simply Blue Sovereign's Cup off Kinsale
Alan Mulcahy's Albin Express Apache leads the White Sails Two Fleet at the 2023 Simply Blue Sovereign's Cup off Kinsale Credit: Bob Bateman

Sovereign's Cup competitors who sailed around two different marks in race two of Wednesday's opening day in Kinsale have submitted a 'Request for Redress' for the 'entire' White Sails Two Fleet (WS2) Class.

The hearing is scheduled for 1700 hrs at Kinsale Yacht Club this evening.

One party from each of the 12 competing boats is expected to attend.

After four races sailed, WS2's lead is held by Alan Mulcahy's Albin Express Apache with a margin of one point over the 1902 vintage Lady Min from Schull Harbour Sailing Club.

Lying third is Kinsale YC's John Twomey in the Blazer 23, Shillelagh. 

Patrick Beckett's Tofinou 8 Miss Charlie from the host club is a competitor in White Sails 2 IRC at the 2023 Simply Blue Sovereign's Cup off Kinsale Photo: Bob BatemanPatrick Beckett's Tofinou 8 Miss Charlie from the host club is a competitor in White Sails 2 IRC at the 2023 Simply Blue Sovereign's Cup off Kinsale Photo: Bob Bateman

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