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Overall Placings in Irish & UK Musto ISORA Offshore Series to be Decided in Final Race

10th September 2021
Irish ISORA coastal champion Rockabill VI (Paul O'Higgins) is competing in Saturday's final long offshore race of the 2021 season
Irish ISORA coastal champion Rockabill VI (Paul O'Higgins) is competing in Saturday's final long offshore race of the 2021 season

Out of an entry list of 13 boats, seven will take part in the last offshore of the Musto ISORA Offshore Series on Saturday. 

The 'Long Offshore' will start from Pwllheli in North Wales at 10 am and sail a course to Dun Laoghaire Harbour to conclude the 2021 season.

While there are only seven boats taking part, they are the top boats of the year and the overall placings in the Irish and UK Musto ISORA Offshore Series will be decided by this race.

ISORA James Eadie race fleetISORA James Eadie race fleet

Known affectionately by ISORA sailors as the “James Eadie Race” it is traditionally the last race of the ISORA season.

As there were only two possible combined offshore races this season between the Welsh and Irish fleets, the Wolf’s Head Trophy for the Musto ISORA Offshore Champion, will not be awarded in 2021.

The race can be followed on the YB tracker app and on the ISORA website.

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