Aoibhin Farrelly and Mabel Jennings were 4th overall with Jamie and Archie Malcolm taking 6th place.  Having scored two firsts on the last day, the girls were left wondering what might have been, after their first place on day 1 turned into  a 7th during a finishing technicality that forced them to retrace their steps to refinish! On the other Feva, Archie Malcolm took a knock to the head during a gybe forcing them to pull out of the last race but hopefully back in action for the next event.  The RS sailing community are loads of fun so looking forward to seeing the Feva class grow in HYC.  It really is the perfect boat for those sailors looking for their next challenge after oppies!

Described by RS Sailing as the world’s leading double handed dinghy for youngsters and parent / child teams and an International Class with events around the globe, the RS Feva is fast-growing in most developed sailing nations and expanding into others every year. Chosen by families, clubs and National Authorities to build the pathway to a lifetime in sailing – the RS Feva offers a double-handed alternative and a stepping stone at the crucial time in sailing lives. Exciting performance is the secret behind the success. Modern styling and practical features make it irresistible.