Team Horst-Speed4Fun (MID, Netherlands) - 2011-02-04
Sailor 2 Second Peak (Kts)5 x 10 Second Average (Kts)1 Hour (Kts)Alpha Racing 500m (Kts)Nautical Mile (Kts)Distance Travelled (km)
Michel Meijer
39.3(D)
36.13(D)
10.36(D)
11.1(D)
22.55(D)
33.33(D)
Frank-363
38.05(D)
35.94(D)
7.79(D)
10.75(D)
16.98(D)
29.25(D)
Barry van Lingen
41.88(D)
39.98(D)
7.46(D)
13.06(D)
14.63(D)
35.91(D)
Martin van Meurs
47(D)
43.94(D)
2.19(D)
8.12(D)
5.43(D)
13.54(D)
John Overmeer
36.19(D)
34.69(D)
3.78(D)
6.01(D)
7.51(D)
14.83(D)
Robert Seinen
43.74(D)
40.71(D)
6.36(D)
17.78(D)
11.53(D)
38(D)
Hans Kleingeld
Peter Vernet
Onno Pierik
Menno Barkmeijer
Armand van Renssen
Robert Bennink
Frank-Jac Pleiter
windmill
Agent Mulder
René Stoel
Janes
hubertus
Janes
Kees
Jetnoise
Robert van Dijk
Arjen Mol
NIKI
Average45.3742.339.0815.4219.7736.96
Michel Meijer (4389km):
4831 days ago

IS87, RAMF8 5.8 Caspar speed 29

Second time this year and the beginning was great. The speeds went up and the feeling got better. The predicted 45 knots didn't came which was a pitty since the water was flat. After a while a noticed a small crack in the sail which got bigger and bigger. A a certain moment Ithought I heard a shipshorn but it was the wind blowing through the hole:) So I stopped when the others went on the water. Off course the wind picked up.
Tomorrow hopefully a day with more luck, nice to see everybody again.



Frank-363 (41195km):
4831 days ago

Nice afternoom on Horst

F2 Missile XS, HOT GPS 5,0 , C3 Slingshot 19

 



Barry van Lingen (5516km):
4831 days ago

This was NOT my Day! Ik heb gevaren met de RSR E2 5.5. Ik heb nog nooit zoveel spinouts gehad. Soms tot 3-4 keer in een run. Alles is hetzelfde behalve dat het board een 2011 ipv 2010 is maar daar kan het niet aan liggen. Ik zal de SS of de TT maar eens gaan proberen want dit is niet te doen. De Uber Herrer vlogen weer met de windgoden aan hun zijde. Goed hoor........



Martin van Meurs (2187km):
4831 days ago
2 categories

When the day started and I would have been happy to even be able to do some test runs. the last two days I could hardly walk due to extreme bak problems and doubted whether it would be wise to do a surf session but the forecast looked too good to not at least give it a try. At the end of the day the guys nearly needed to carry me into the car. My back and my hip hurt even more but at least I then knew the new gear works!!! Yiihhaarrrr.

The first apporved Infinity board is a fact. It's new, it's fresh, it's different. This might sound cocky but Ron and I created something I am really proud off. The board doesn't look like any board now available, is self balancing and sails over chop as if there is no chop. It might not be faster for top surfers but is at least just as fast and it will help windsrfers of different levels to go faster more easily. the design is more a freerace design than a pure rae design but it's a killer speedwise. The design objective was exactly the same as the Slingshot desing objective: widen the range in which gear an be used. I am sure in lighter windspeeds and on bigger boards the differences will get even bigger. OK, so much for brangging, I hope you figive me as I am stoked about the day. This must be a crippled man's world Record haha.

Jurjen pushed me and overtook me half way during the session. I needed to sit and watch for 15 minutes after every painful run and saw just how balanced his set looked and how stylish he was conquering the difficult conditions. I was a bit underpowered and just when I acepted the fact he beat me the wind swung back a little and increased just enoough to make the 5.0 work. Kudos to you Jurjen, without this lucky change you would have taken the day.

When the wind swung round a little at the end of the afternoon I already could hardly walk, but I wanted to try and get the day victory in. the Point 7 5.0 (yeah baby) started to deliver the power I needed. It's really extremely well balanced and I am totally stoked about the performane of the sail. The leech opens up a lot and I am sure in the right windrange it will deliver the goods for extreme topspeeds. The last two runs were nearly just as fast topspeedwise and on any other day I would have pushed for 90km/h as I felt this was possible. But my body just quit working so I had to stop. Still a happy man and speedwise a great way to start my sailing year...



John Overmeer (26015km):
4830 days ago
1 categories

3 dagen geleden nog op het ijs in het Noorden nu op het water in Zuiden. Dezelfde snelheden behaald, maar op het ijs ging dat een stuk relaxter. Vandaag, onder moeilijke omstandigheden, liep het niet lekker.



Robert Seinen (847km):
4823 days ago
3 categories


Comments
evets


WA
Australia
4831 days ago

Fantastic speeds guys, well done Martin on the pbCool

Jadveder


MID
Netherlands
4831 days ago

Super Super Super Martin. Right on top of the ranking. Well done in difficult conditions. Now let the old mans back restWink

Sausage


QLD
Australia
4831 days ago

Martin, congrats on the PB.  At your level I suspect PB's don't come so often anymore (maybe with the new board this will change).  Hope the back comes good.

PS - any photos of the Infinity?

lao shi


WA
Australia
4831 days ago

Wow! Martin. Amazing start to the year and when crippled!SurprisedCool

Infinity sounds awesome.

Hardie


WA
Australia
4830 days ago

MartinSurprised