Portland Pirates (Engl-S, Great Britain) - 2012-01-21
Sailor 2 Second Peak (Kts)5 x 10 Second Average (Kts)1 Hour (Kts)Alpha Racing 500m (Kts)Nautical Mile (Kts)Distance Travelled (km)
Goostaff
39.61(D)
35.49(D)
10.77(D)
23.03 [PB](D)
19.52(D)
44(D)
RedSurfBus
29.81(D)
28.55(D)
11.61(D)
17.32(D)
22.58(D)
48.03(D)
Woodbutcher
30.01(D)
28.84(D)
16.26(D)
14.62(D)
26.23(D)
45.13(D)
Woody
29.44(D)
26.3(D)
0(D)
18.48(D)
21.69(D)
16.97(D)
Ian Richards
47.59(D)
44.32(D)
3.7(D)
0(D)
0(D)
25.01(D)
Jim Crossley
46.4(D)
45.08(D)
4.12(D)
0(D)
0(D)
27(D)
Swagger
The Matrix
Normski
Camel
will
Mike G
Duncan
JK
Tris
Jim
Dogfish
Cheese
Gav
SimonH
Chrisy
Dickie
Stinky pete
Sam Anstey
James Faley
TJ
TJ
George Fulton
Mark newman
Pippington
Average47.0044.7013.9420.7624.4146.58
Goostaff (2301km):
4450 days ago

Daymer.

Was undecided as to go for a road trip and try the fabled spot oop north or somewhere down south but Jonny Vapour convinced me to sail at Daymer.. A good choice. Wind as ok at 8.30 in the morning so decided to risk it and go for the smaller slalom board and 6m. In the end it was just about right and although the wind was patchy and gusty and dead square, it was fun hammering it out through the chop. Best run had a 40.12 peak slingshotting off on a hard sharp gust, and literally running way out at a silly angle, over the top of some irregular chop and into a large lull. The10 sec was way down due to the nature of the wind and chop. Super fun though

Sailed for nearly 3 hrs in the end and feels like starting to get some of the old technique back. The sea was not too cold either.



RedSurfBus (12504km):
4450 days ago
2 categories

Looks like a very low spring tide is on its way, it was too low for any inshore runs when I arrived at 11am, and was still low when I derigged at 3pm.

First time out on my new Hot Sails GPS, got on with it from the first second, never used a sail so stable. Water condition was horrible with chop everywhere and still managed a couple of 30knot peak (only just).

The acceleration is phenominal and they deal with every gust and lull like no other sail I have used. I have never sailed through low tide chop in the Harbour so fast. Will do a first impressions review on my site over the next couple of days.



Woodbutcher (2790km):
4450 days ago

CHOP CHOP CHOP CHOPFrown Trusty hawk 95 loves it more than Me,



Woody (1630km):
4450 days ago

Short, sharp & choppy but good fun sailing in company. Just like the 'old days' in the harbour!

I'll tow a landing pad for you next time Steve!

Falcon 90, 6.4 X-15



Ian Richards (18353km):
4450 days ago
4 categories

fun session at da kirb again, some small pbs on av and max 2sec. Not super windy but very constant conditions and perfect angle arond 280 285. I was struggling to finish off my 10 secs in the chop a few close wipeouts, Jim C was flying over the chop on his MOO and has won the day very well done, you owe me a pint for talking you into going lol.

Falcon speed

TM 50  21 cm

RS6  5.4



Jim Crossley (5677km):
4450 days ago
1 categories


Comments
Hardie


WA
Australia
4450 days ago

Surprised Ian Cool

Hardie


WA
Australia
4450 days ago

SurprisedCool Jim

Normski


Engl-S
Great Britain
4450 days ago

Jim...Ian...truly world class speeds.  A big well done!!   I thought, like our Captain, that the 44.58 10S average set earlier this month would unlikely be surpassed this year, let alone this month.  Again amazing speeds, ranking you both amongst the all time fastest!  Smile 

Sausage


QLD
Australia
4450 days ago

Congrats boys - you guys have been punching out some incredible numbers at WK this last month.  Don't know how you sail in such cold weather either.  Looking forward to it being ratified in a couple months on GPSSS (just stirring)Wink

Ian Richards


Engl-E
Great Britain
4450 days ago

@Sausage, Cheers mate, GPSSS all sorted now MVM in charge ;)

 

Swagger


Engl-S
Great Britain
4449 days ago

Well done boys now we have 9 days left to tidy the month up lets hope the weather stays like this will be in contact very soon!!!!!!