Roll Tacks - August 2013
Age seems to have less and less to do with success in sailing, even if the fitness levels continue to climb. The latest impressive example of this is Geoff Carveth almost winning the most competitive Solo National Championships of recent years. Now in his 50s but still as fit as a butcher’s dog, Geoff went into the final day at Hayling Island in the lead and normally in those high pressure situations he comes out on top. Not this time though, as Geoff failed to find a way through to the front, leaving the younger guns to battle it out, with Charley Cumbley just edging Andy Tunnicliffe for the title, and Geoff settling for third overall.
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