| Sailor |
2 Second Peak (Kts) | 5 x 10 Second Average (Kts) | 1 Hour (Kts) | Alpha Racing 500m (Kts) | Nautical Mile (Kts) | Distance Travelled (km) |
| MobZ | | | | | | |
| Chopper | | | | | | |
| Ant-man | | | | | | |
| Bruce Healey | | | | | | |
| Andrew Haigh | | | | | | |
| Ian Wright | | | | | | |
| Tim Ford |
| James Farley |
| Greg Kiskarpati |
| Mick Saunders |
| GeoffS |
| Big Tom |
| nick0 |
| Byron Mcilveen |
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| John Pearce |
| rus13b |
| Glenn Rumford |
| Steve Walsh |
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| adamhatfield |
| Hugh |
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| Ben Turner |
| Murray Towndrow |
| Cluffy |
| sboardcrazy |
| Bear |
| Tibor |
| Nige Watts |
| Timbotto |
| Bostonfoil |
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| mick13B |
| Woody |
| katelyn |
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| Brent Hopkins |
| Craig Forbes |
| Where's Leanne |
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| Croanster |
| dutchie1964 |
| Àkos Molnàr |
| dutchie1964 |
| Kev |
| Brett |
| Average | 34.24 | 32.28 | 15.24 | 20.49 | 29.26 | 59.82 |
MobZ (1942km):
86 days ago Mungo Brush, NSW. F-race 120ltr, 7.5, 40cm
The weather is playing funny buggers with me.
Wind at Jimmy’s. Reports that there is some wind around the area, but not at the lake.
Lucky to get going. Then it stopped.
No complaints though. Stayed dry. 1 run is better than no run.
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Chopper (3597km):
86 days ago Lake George SA Au
XFire90, 5.4 North, FF18
Windier than yesterday, but no super-flat spot.
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Ant-man (13115km):
86 days ago Rathies, NSW, AU 5.5 Hydra 1500 Flow. Dodgy SEer up and down and shifty but a fun sail after a few days off. Heaps of weed but only a few jellies. Sadly just me
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Bruce Healey (24088km):
86 days ago Lake George, SA, AU
Casl82, 6.8 than 5.8, 19 fin. Character building , rough water, no flats.
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Andrew Haigh (49062km):
85 days ago Lake George, SA, AU.
Southerly 15-25
FF79, 20 Nuclear, 5.8 warp
Not the best day. Huge crash into Cookie whilst on a bareaway. Very lucky we could both sail away!
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Ian Wright (16079km):
85 days ago Lake George, SA, AU
15-20 Knots SS/E . Did 2 runs on the Fanatic Ray 102 , Switchblade 7m , 21 Tectonics. Then changed to JP Slalom 81 , M6 5.5 , 19 Tectonics.
Much nicer on the smaller gear and first use of the M6.
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