The 2022 UKOPRA Offshore Championship was wrapped up in Falmouth last Saturday.
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Drew Langdon and Miles Jennings
Class 1 was won by Drew Langdon and Miles Jennings driving Silverline, giving the veteran racers a 100% win and reliability rate this season.
Close behind were Rob Lockyer and Scott Younger in Team 25 Dragon while third in class were Gary Aldington and Tom Gardner.
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Gary Aldington
It was Aldington’s dream to see offshore racing return to Falmouth and he had worked tirelessly to ensure that the Cornish town hosted a UKOPRA championship event again.
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Class 1 Podium
Ornsby & MacGregor Racing were the sole finisher in Class 2 with Lee Ornsby, Ross MacGregor, Chris Drinkwater and Richard Saunders onboard.
Drive of the day came from Dennis Clemson who stopped to offer assistance to Class 1 boat On the Pull and then blitzed his Forgecraft hull in the rough.
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Southampton Dry Stack
Clemson with co-driver Cameron Shields won Class 3C and the Cornish 100 trophy based on an index of performance algorithm created on the back of a Benson & Hedges packet.
- Photos courtesy of Malc Attrill
- Class 1&2 Results
- Class 3 Results
- The 2022 UKOPRA Offshore Championship was competed over 5 races held in Southampton, Poole, Hamble, Cowes and Falmouth
- Championship Results