Awesome results Cam & Locky, congrats on the PB Locky sounds like the mad dash was well worth it

Cam think you may have a case of Hardyitis if your grumbling about doing 40+ Good news is that a side effect seems to be that you do 40+ nearly everytime you sail! I'm to slow to catch it

Thanks Morts & must say -always happy to do a 40 -so much wind today that it became an efficiency issue .It felt like a lot more speed was possible ...

Lach confirmed that a 5m2 was a better choice given the gust strength .

Always learning at this place & great to see morePBs for you & Shane !!Gr8 job ...!!!

Ripper Speeds Cam and Loch!!!

Sensational guys. Well done.

Great to see Cam and Locky going for it! 

You guys adapted to it very well. It is certinly not the easiest place to speed sail in conditions like that!

How close are those speeds! Unreal!! 

I'm feeling very tired and sore Cam, but I will make a big effort to join you in the morning. 

Well Done Locky and Cam those speeds are crazy close

WooHoo the Cam Clan, great speeds and same same 2sec, no more helping the kid Kam he's stepping up 

Mobs of congrats Locky, smashing speeds young fella 

A changing of the guard ...

WooHoo Locky ya beat the old man, Cam you're still a star, to do those speeds when your unfit and out of form in those conditions, as I said to you I would've been in the foetal position, thumb in my mouth, wanting my mummy

Waiting for the tide to drop for access.

Keep left of the Koalas!

How do they sleep in this position?

Yanakie wind station. Looks pretty close to what we got although the gusts may have been a bit stronger. We sailed from about 4-30 to 7.30pm:

Nice speeds fellars woohoo

Great stuff Cam and super pb Lochy.  Hope the trip goes from strength to strength for you both.

Cam & Lochy, Well done guys & congrats on a v impressive PB Lochy.  I can only dream!

Were you two speed sailing on a tandem? Amazingly similar numbers!

Super speeds, both of you!

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Thanks for sharing Sav 

Thanks, Sandy Point is such a scary awesome place to sail. The dunes, gusty wind and chop at the start, the bearaway and incredible acceleration, trying to relax and be comfortable along the curving bank, the whooped de woos at the end, trying to stop without killing yourself, checking you speed before the long walk back to do it again and do better. Ah the memories

ThanksSav-missed this  one...Well said Slippery-a Pre Sandy Point cycling /gym regime definitely needed to get the most out of this place on the really windy days .I personally hate the walk back -would rather sail to the other side but that takes a big toll on forearm reserves & is not easy if you're using asyfins .The constantly changing dynamic of the place keeps it  challenging/interesting & addictive -cantwait to get back to try some new things /test myselfagainst the elements ...