Race Results and Handicaps
Race Results and Handicaps
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Working Bee – Sunday 13 September – 10 am
BBBC uses a progressive handicap system; World Sailing Empirical Handicap Scheme for Yachts
The life blood of empirical handicap racing is the adjustment of handicaps after racing. Without this race results and the scheme will soon become meaningless. This system allows boat of varying designs to race against each other and after racing determine, by calculation, the race results by excluding the performance differences of the boats themselves. Ideally the band of corrected times should continue to narrow as handicaps are adjust.Current Trophy Holders - 2026
Current Trophy Holders - 2026
Tui Westrupp The Hartley Cup Best-in-class award
Peter McGrouther C A Hart Trophy Most Line Honours Award
Pieter Besuijen T J Hart Trophy Best Overall Award! 2 Handicap wins
Competing in all the eventsAlec Sinclair Challenge Cup Finishing his sailing days in style, now ready to take on new challenges
Daniel Ashton Potter Prize Daniel Ashton – Rookie of the year. Consistent Crewing and learning the ropes
Special Recognition Certificates:
Pieter Besuijen - For your tireless service to youth training and yacht maintenance
Ann Shacklady-Smith – For exceptional work in collating funding applications and promoting the club to funders
Ruth Seeney– For always doing the hard yards.
Thank you for your time on the Funding Group.
Otago Business Equipment - For supporting our fundraising events for both the BBBC and Sailabilty Otago
Dunedin Marine Centre – Thank you, Pierre, for your continued support of the boat club.
Lynn Cooke – For exceptional services to the club and the wider sailing community
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