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Today (13 June) was another very light airs day with only two of the scheduled three races completed. In the first race of the day the breeze flicked hard right at the top of each beat and with a strong tide running those in the know made every effort to take what little tidal advantage was on offer. Keith Musto, always one to watch in the light airs, won by a comfortably margin followed across the line by Southampton University's Neil Harrison and Paul Brotherton helming for Ed Leask.

Race two was even more tricky with the first beat proving to be a right hand benefit and the wind shifting 180 degrees three quarters of the way down the first run leaving the boats beating in to what became the finish
line. Having taken full advantage of the paying right hand side up the first beat Jamie Lee, helming for Richard Thompson, hung on to his lead despite the massive shift with Neil Harrison and Paul Brotherton again taking second and third place.

Going into day four Jamie Lee has a comfortable 16 point lead but with a major change in weather expected for the final two days the championship remains open.

Results:

Position	Sail No.	Name	Owner	Race 1	Race 2	Race 3	Race 4	Total Points
1	GBR 437	BLACK SEAL	THOMPSON	5.7	3	11.7	0	20.4
2	GBR 359	MUSTGO	MUSTO	11.7	13	0	11.7	36.4
3	USA 353	MAD CAP	FREYTAG	3	0	19	15	37
4	GBR 407	RACKETEER	LEASK	10	22	5.7	5.7	43.4
5	GBR 410	FIVER	BISHOP	22	19	3	3	47
6	GBR 454	GUL	BUDD	8	5.7	22	13	48.7
7	GBR 486	XCELLENT	POLLARD	20	10	10	10	50
8	GBR 484	THE NEW BARBARIANS	SIMPSON	0	14	14	26	54
9	GBR516	CLAPPED OUT TOY BOY	CLEAVER	15	16	13	21	65
10	GBR 326	HAPPY HOUR	HUGHES	19	11.7	8	27	65.7