Matt top stuff. 

Good work team speedsters

Pop's went for a look after work but you were gone man.

Only double vac people were left... there faces was priceless....

Niiiice pb's Matt  

Well done on the pbs mat 

Lots of essential work vans at Primbee yesterday.  

Congrats Matt - great speed.  Wish I'd stayed around to witness it!  You've been sneaking upon on those peak speeds PBs for a while so I bet it's super satisfying to jag them!

Watch out - Nudie's on a motorbike now, looking for all the world like a vaccination inspector!  Very hard to identify him behind that dark full face helmet!  I reckon there'd be laughs a minute if you just cruised by and put slips of random paper under people's wiper blades, suggestive of a parking ticket from the local council for parking on the grass against regulations!

Great PBs Matt. Nice sailing guys. I see your keel prop is still working Terry - good mileage!

Nice work Matt! You still have it!

Cheers for the congrats comments, I must say it has only taken me about six years to get from 36 to 37 knots and took pretty perfect westerly conditions and tide levels to do it in.

Alan, I have read the comments on the St George team site for this day regarding out of area LGA persons who attended primbee and the pbs they obtained and can only assume that this is who you are refering to. Especially since I live in the same LGA as Primbee.

Council boundaries have really affected the ability of many speedsters to sail at primbee during the westerlies this year. Im guessing that as the crow flies I live about the same distance north from Primbee as what Jetlag does south but I am lucky that Im in the same LGA.

So I wanted to give a big shout out to our members such as Jetlag and MT and maybe yourself Alan, (and Dezza and other non Speedster regulars), who are respecting these rules imposed on us by the governing authorities in the hope to reduce the covid impact on our area, by not sailing at the favourite spot when there are perfect westerly conditions are in. I really understand it must be hard to watch and even more frustrating when you see others blatantly disregarding those rules in place for our own safety. 

Anyways, given the current vaccination rates in NSW, there is light at the end of the tunnel and people from the greater Sydney region will again soon be able to sail at primbee (legally). I remember one of the best ever westerly sail days was during November a few years back.