The Pit Crew (VIC, Australia) - 2009-05-16
Sailor 2 Second Peak (Kts)5 x 10 Second Average (Kts)1 Hour (Kts)Alpha Racing 500m (Kts)Nautical Mile (Kts)Distance Travelled (km)
Sailquik
46.149(D)
42.817(D)
6.6(D)
9.3(D)
11.64(D)
33.311(D)
Shelby
44.533(D)
42.774(D)
7.657(D)
14.1(D)
19.612(D)
46.35(D)
Peter Johnston
37.502(D)
35.915(D)
8.994(D)
8.381(D)
18.092(D)
48(D)
kato
42.779(D)
41.194(D)
15.724(D)
25.476(D)
28.6(D)
75.24(D)
Ado
45.35(D)
42.52(D)
0(D)
0(D)
0(D)
0(D)
Mr Love
43.183(D)
40.659(D)
0(D)
0(T)
0(D)
25.57(D)
Spotty
46.351(D)
43.982(D)
12.572(D)
0(D)
33.245(D)
40(D)
Seahorse
42.86(D)
40.98(D)
6.76(D)
9.53(D)
17.46(D)
46.57(D)
Mathew Robertson
42.42(D)
41.323(D)
9(D)
0(D)
26.022(D)
52(D)
Nic R
Mal Wright
Tom Chalko
Stuart Eustice
Mal Faulkner
andrew dickenson
Pip (Old codger)
Brad
Chinaman
Dazzer
Tempest
Tone
supernan
SeaSkip
Johndog
Neil Maskiell
Hajime
PMosse
Dazman
Troppo
Sunshinesailorgirl
Josh
fordy007
Phee
Adrian
Average46.2543.4014.1519.7930.9263.62
Sailquik (29582km):
5668 days ago
2 categories

What a run! I was 50m behind Chris but looks like I got the best gust on that run! Smile

PB's for 2 sec, 10 sec (45.254), 100m (45.785), 250m (45.229), 500m (44.333).

That was my third run. Couldn't back it up as the wind was easing so no 5 x 10 sec PB.

CA40, KA 20 assy fin, 2009 4.4m KA Koncept (felt fantastic!!).

Also has some  runs on 5m later and Starboard iSonic 50 with TM50 but kept catching bits of weed.

At least I had no big get off's today. Laughing



Shelby (3731km):
5668 days ago
1 categories

Don't know what to say really...I'm stoked!

CA SP40,Kassy 20,RSR 5.0 & 5.8



Peter Johnston (8869km):
5668 days ago
1 categories

A few PBs from the team today. Some fairly happy chappies! Many thanks to Mat for once again taking time to help me fine tune my gear. A great day at the pit - even had sun for much of the day.

Lorch 63L div S, KA 23cm assy, 4.4m KA Koncept.



kato (37642km):
5668 days ago
4 categories

 Another early start, John and I arrived at 6.30 to find the road too flooded to get in so it was to the car park to wait for a few hours. The SA invasion arrived very soon after and soon there was a Melbourne sized traffic jamb at the entrance. A few brave souls drove through the water to get in early. Don,t buy Landcruiser,Land Rover, Ford and a Suzuki Swift that was well and truely salt washed the night high tide. Got in , rigged up 5 and 5.8 good wind and tide, lots of mad keen sailors everywhere. 1st run down, sheet out explore the run ,set the line, crap its realy windy, forgot to switch the Garmin on, so no idea what the speed was (Real speed had it at 38.2) Second run down sheeted in 41.9 its going to be a good dayTongue out Sailed back and my forearms had blown up after two runs ,CRAP Yell I spent the next hour trying to get some strength back into my arms and missed most of the best wind. Got back on the water and started to dial into some very nice numbers. A bit too south for my liking but it made it easy to sail back to the car park. Carn,t be too disapointed, its be a while since the Crew did a few Pb,s in a session WinkWink 

CA40, Ka5.0,TM V7 for the 2s,5x10,nm  Kids ProS ,Ka5.8 TM 26 for the  Alpha 



Ado (4489km):
5668 days ago

Well done Daffy! And for me - holy crapoly that was one quick run and it felt sweeeeet! I think PB's for speed and distance today! New 5.0 Koncept very slippery.

Sunny and fun. Can't wait for a day where that wind lasts more than an hour!

Only speedsailing so 2 sec and 5x10 posted.



Mr Love (6877km):
5668 days ago

An interesting day and I learnt alot. Some of the Boys were on fire, well done Daffy and Spotty.

First lesson- I am no where near fit enough, I felt very old today. It,s really holding me back.

Second lesson- This week I am replacing the cleat on my boom that keeps slipping

Third lesson- 20 cm fin too small for that board unless it,s 4.4 weather

Final lesson- Launching into a 6ft high table top at 40+  knots is not a great idea.

My second run, took off and my bloody outhaul slipped right out again, sail wrapped around the boom. Kept. going, way overpowered and no stability. 30 knots, 40 knots, I am only half sheeted in ,no mast foot pressure. 40.8 knots  LIFTOFF!!!!.The boys said I was 5-6ft in the air. I hung on an let go just before entry.Straight on my arse with my feet out in front of me. Very glad for a steamer and seat harness or I would be in the next series of the Soprano's

All in all a fun day and I can definitely go faster.

 



Spotty (8858km):
5668 days ago
3 categories

Not a fully sick day but I was with lingering flu. CA44 Kcpt5.8 KAssy23



Seahorse (2398km):
5667 days ago

Well - a great day at the pit.  Much anticipation & great to see so many from so far away show up.  Wasted no time on rigging today - smallest of everything I have - 5.5m Stealth, iSonic 50, TM45v7 fin.  Didn't need to change all day - except a few settings.  Had been so loonng since I'd sailed the little 50 at full speed that I didn't really feel right early in the session but things just got better and better.  I was sooo  hoping for a PB today - so close too.  Missed out by 0.06 knots on a 5x10 pb!!!  I just knew I needed one more good run over 41 knots and I'd nail it.  For the life of me I just could quite get there - nothing left in the tank though - I could barely walk when I got off the water.  Big highlights today were seeing Spotty, Daffy, Slowy and others fully grimacing as they sailed the course at max speed - certainly focussed on the big runs AND of course I was 20 metres away when Martin did his 40 knot table top!!!!  SPECTACULAR - glad he came up dazed but ok - certainly time to fix that outhaul cleat Mr Love!

No PB - well I guess I'll just have to try again - looking forward to the next big Sou-Wester!!Tongue out



Mathew Robertson (8362km):
5664 days ago
1 categories


Comments
Vando


QLD
Australia
5668 days ago

44.3 500m thats flyng mate well doneWink

Dave Morehead


TAS
Australia
5668 days ago

OMG !!!  Well done Daffy. Awesome

Pat O'Connell


VIC
Australia
5668 days ago

Well done!

Captain bogan


SA
Australia
5668 days ago

Great effort daffy - well doneLaughing.

Might have to join you guys and the other sasd on the next big front.....

 

Snides


WA
Australia
5668 days ago

well done Andrew!!Surprised any news on how yo yo went?

Larko


NSW
Australia
5668 days ago

Fark!!!!

 

Sailquik


VIC
Australia
5668 days ago

The more, the merrier! Laughing

There were so many speedies today I lost count. They came from everywhere. WA, SA, all over Vicco. Oh, no Banana benders though Vando. Laughing

dr cam


QLD
Australia
5668 days ago

Stunning figures Sailquick !!!Envious as hell .

25


WA
Australia
5668 days ago

Large congratulations for those numbers Andrew - super peak!!

Chris Adamson


WA
Australia
5668 days ago

Big congrats Andrew, particularly the 500 - world class!!

Hardie


WA
Australia
5668 days ago

Awesome Guyz

ODIN


South
Croatia
5668 days ago

Well done guys and some really great PBs . Top stuff.

Izaak Perkins


TAS
Australia
5668 days ago

nice speeds guys.......

roodog


WA
Australia
5668 days ago

BIG effort boys,  special mention to you Andrew  bloooooody hell thats quickSmile

Firiebob


WA
Australia
5668 days ago

Congrats on all the PB's guys, awesome considering your level and still nailing PB's, especially you Daffy Cool

Haggar


QLD
Australia
5668 days ago

Well done guys, great peaks, praying for wind here

Hardie


WA
Australia
5668 days ago

Who were the west ozzies that turned up?  YoYo and.........

Shelby


VIC
Australia
5668 days ago

....that boat blokeWink

Chris Adamson


WA
Australia
5668 days ago

That is just so impressive I don't know what to say but good on all of yazzzzzzzz!

Elmo


WA
Australia
5667 days ago

Amazing work there peoplesCool

Chris Dimond


SA
Australia
5667 days ago

It was good to make the trip and see this great session. The PiT Crew were in fine form today. They could squeeze an extra 2 knots out of the same run I was on, sometimes even an extra 4 knots. Just unbelievable! Well done to the Crew!

evets


WA
Australia
5667 days ago

I cannot believe the huge #s for all of you. 7 >40 for 2 and 5*10 is amazing.Cool

 

Kato, 75 kms in those conditions is remarkableSurprised