redesmere topper open
TOPPER OPEN: 12th June 2004 @ Redesmere S.C. near Macclesfield Breifing 10:30, 11am 1st race

Recovered Juniorsail material relating to the Topper class.
TOPPER OPEN: 12th June 2004 @ Redesmere S.C. near Macclesfield Breifing 10:30, 11am 1st race
As we turned up the wind looked to be fairly acceptable, about a force 3.
28 Toppers made it to the Topper Eastern Area Open at Stewartby sponsored by http://www.dbboatbits.com. For the most part the threatened rain stayed away and good solid breezes were the order of the day.
14 Boats arrived at chelmarsh for what looked like a reasonable days sailing.
Due to popular demand and our recent realisation that having set the age date for the Junior Bloody Mary in line with the International definition on Junior this did not coincide with either the RYA Zone Squad ages or the RYA National Squad ages (which are themselves different) f
Should be plenty to interest dingy sailors with Rooster, Topper, Laser, LDC Pinnell & Bax, Purple Marine, all the major clothing manufacturers plus the chance to ogle at the yachts.
Download the 2003 Topper accomadation list (Sunderland) Acrobat Reader Required. (PDF Format) Download the Accomadation List
The South East Topper Zone Squad, plus some guests had an extra weekends training with Dave Cockerill and Paul Lewis.
Why not take a look South East Toppers Website. It contains links to clubs in London and Kent as well Christmas Presents ideas from Rooster and the Notice of Race for the Bloody Mary.
Despite a murky, almost windless day over a dozen Toppers and four 29ers took to the water at Island Barn on Sunday 17th November.
As the topper east zone squad started its first training weekend the winds were a lot lower than forecast. After our briefing and welcome we set out onto the water (whilst our parents set of to the famous Roys of Wroxham) for some short sharp windward -leeward races and a lot of
One of the most difficult decisions young sailors have to face is in deciding what class to move to after sailing Optimists, Toppers Cadets or Mirrors, or even earlier in their sailing careers. The RYA Cat Programme...
Waite, third Louis McVeigh and fourth Andy Fielder all three of whom are members of the RYA National squad.
Historical Juniorsail article.
A massive 125 competitors from as far away as Scotland, Guernsey and Kent found Chew at its sparkling best. Bright sunshine and a brisk F 3-4 breeze.
After a tough week in Holland Campbell Davidson has come out on top at the Topper Worlds. He ddidn't have quite as good Nationals as he would have hoped but I'm sure his performance at the worlds has made up for this. We are yet waiting for a full report from the event soon. List
After day 3 of the topper worlds in Workum the results have changed dramatically with many foreign boats slipping the rankings and GBR boats takin there places. The top 30 places are all British boats. There are also boats from United Arab Emerates, Germany, Holland and France co
The Topper World Championships commenced this weekend in Workum in Holland. We have heard that 132 are compeiting in the championships. They will be racing in one fleet all week in Holland. We have yet to hear of any detailed results but we do have the top 5....
Entries for Topper nationals have been on the increase for a few years now. A record 218 boats entered the 2002 Nationals at Downs Sailing Club on the 4-9th August. The event was generously supported by Lipscomb Volvo Centre and Crewsaver.
This year Simon Kearns came back to topper class, for the nationals, trying out the new centre mained boat. For full results click here Results
On the 8th June 2002 Hunts Sailing Club hosted their annual open meeting for Mirrors and Toppers. With some sunshine and little wind 8 Mirrors and 18 Toppers ventured out for the start of race 1.
Photos available at Gallery
11 Toppers turned up today for an interesting open meeting at the coastal venue of Leigh-on-Sea. They were greeted with very light and shifty conditions for most of the day with some stronger gusts passing through every now and then.
Photos now available in thegallery 27 Toppers took part in what turned out to be a windy and exciting day.
The day started as a light sunny day, with around 40 toppers.
It was a glorious spring day (see our photos in the gallery) for everyone travelling to the Topper Nationwide Open at Island Barn. This was the first Topper event of the season and an opportunity for the aspirants of 2002 to try out the results of their intense winter training on
Calibration is one of the rules to being organised on and off the water. See Calibration in our Topper section
One or two more boats arrived prior to the previous day for the days training. From the start the wind looked more sailable compared to Saturday it was roundabout force 2.
Around 20 boats arrived at Grafham Water for the Eastern Area training sponsored by Volvo.