SINGLE HANDED YACHT RACING in 25 knots of wind
Sailing with the Foxwell Family
Join Ian and Hannah Foxwell as they document the high-authority transition from family cruising to competitive dinghy racing on the UK's East Coast.
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As many of you may know Ian likes sailing on his own, so when he found out that our yacht club was running a couple of races this year just for single, and double handed competitors he was looking forward to competing
Unfortunately Sea Horse was still in transit back from the Solent when the first race was held earlier in the year but he was all fired up and ready for the second one.
Unfortunately the weather had other ideas and the competitors were greeted by a blustery 20+ knots ripping down the river, with some prolonged gusts of even more.
Still this didn’t stop 10 yachts from entering with Ian the only one in the end taking part single handed.
This is the story of the race.
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