Bogan Speed Team (SA, Australia) - 2022-02-01
Sailor 2 Second Peak (Kts)5 x 10 Second Average (Kts)1 Hour (Kts)Alpha Racing 500m (Kts)Nautical Mile (Kts)Distance Travelled (km)
hoppybogan
33.658(D)
31.118(D)
17.608(D)
21.104(D)
22.411(D)
36.955(D)
1% Bogan
35.487 [PB](D)
32.922(D)
16.421(D)
23.819 [PB](D)
27.451(D)
41.028(D)
Full Bogan
39.621(D)
37.483(D)
26.708(D)
24.604(D)
30.975(D)
446.831 [PB](D)
Captain skip bogan
39.44(D)
38.33(D)
24.58(D)
24.97(D)
31.73(D)
358.91 [PB](D)
Peter Daish
37.724(D)
35.884(D)
25.645(D)
23.812(D)
30.122(D)
603.55 [PB](D)
Retired Bogan
Tricky Bogan
PJ
Trousers
Sellicks Bogan
Jack Bogan
mikewho
Unknown Location Bogan
Bushman Bogan
Canadian Casey
Kraken Bogan
NeedSpeedStash
Soto
10PERCENTBOGANCAN
Andy Weatherill
BOGANSLICE
Average39.5337.9126.1824.7931.35525.19
hoppybogan (25813km):
787 days ago

Stansbury 20-25 SSE

SXs90, NP5.4, Fang 22

A goodly amount of wind after workSmile

 



1% Bogan (2413km):
787 days ago

Stansbury, 6.2KA, 100l Falcon, 30 Lessacher.

Over powered first run on 7m, quick change down to find Hoppy and Simon rigging up. Settled in nicely for a great session Cool



Full Bogan (42931km):
787 days ago
4 categories

Shit where do I start. 

   Well let's start with tea the night before, After about 2kg of steak the night before to get some energy for a discussed distance day well,  woke at 3am sitting my pants after a shart that I thought would be a good fact. 🤣

Not great so cleaned my self up and emptied the remainder ☺️☺️

Well it didn't end there about an hour later back out digging a hole at 4am. 

 

Soon after feeling crap, 3 hours sleep and no training or sailing much lately 

    SURE distance day great idea.

After no more bow movements or sleep rigged in the dark hoping for some good wind. After watching Daishy for an hour me and Carl decided their was enough wind. The first 100km for me where gruling as I was even gluging at times. Nothing else to report except felt like i was going to poo my wetsuit for the first 150km, that and at the 230km Mark me and Carl headed in to charge out useless watch battery's ⌚️. 

I was feeling beat up and not sure how I would go on but after a much needed port I was back in the great mental game and had my Mo Jo back. 

 

Me and Carl headed back out and to help with the boredom we started doing speed runs. Not great when going for distance but it sure was put blasting the flats with Carl. He was on fire 🔥  yesterday by the way. 

I had in my head I'll do 300 plus km but then thought Carl and Pete will both have Pbs and I want one too God damn it 😭😭.

  So game on had to get another 120km in the dying sun and best way was to head up with Daishy and do some long fast runs as time was against my Pb. Also managed a good hour up there 😀 

The sun and my watch would both be an issue. Really happy to keep Daishy company for the last few hours when he must have been feeling it Mentally and physically, 

Yea ha I have done it bloody he'll. 410km up. Soon after Daishy had the world record and we were both cheering 🍻 so happy to be there to witness such an Amazing achievement. 👏   well done mate 👏 👍 👌  Just Awesome.  So after pushing Daishy to get to 600km we came back in the Pitch black and struggled to make out the 2 Islands as we went thought on our way home. Simply a perfect way cruising over the weed in the dark to finish an Awesome day. 

 

Well Done on the Pb to both Carl and Daishy 



Captain skip bogan (50090km):
785 days ago

Lake George, SA, AU

Wow what a day at the golden lake one of the best 😊.  Up at 5am to do ks but the wind was patchy at the start.  Sam and me rigged and waited and daishy headed out for an initial glug. The wind soon came in.

Sesh 1 on Patrik 115 / 6.9 loft racing blade and 24 fangy.

The fangy was rock solid across and upwind / downwind - managed a 35 knot peak and mile and hour on this setup - went in at 1pm for a GPS recharge and sail and board change.

Sesh 2 on Patrik 87 / 6.3 loft racing blade / tribal 20 delta sym - another great kit.

Did a few speed runs down near the spit before cruising to get the ks and pb.  Had some great runs with Sam and Pete.  Managed a 40 knot screen and 39.75 but 2 sec was pulled back lol.

Hope for some wind in the next few days so I can get on the speedy...



Peter Daish (26030km):
782 days ago
6 categories

Lake George, SA, AU (10 to 12 knots at dawn built to 25 knots shifting from SW to S from about 10 am.)

What a blast!! thought I'll give the record a go solo, dawn till dusk and with a new moon it was going to be pitch black by 9pm.

Set off at 6am with 113L with 7.8 gun GSR 24 tribal full delta. slow start for the first hr  achieving maybe 30 kms then wind built over the morning to insane 25 knots with my big gear. I had a tight schedule so reluctant to change but it was good that my harness broke at 285KM mark so sail in on arms and change harness, some food, and FMX 98 L racing board and 7.0GSR gun, 22 delta sym.

nice combo and did literally 4 25.5hr in a row from cockies to uncle kevs, nice flat section across there and this is where i was going to stay. tried few alphas and 2 speed runs but this was a ridiculous thought as I got caught in weed etc.  what was I thinking?

Jimbob came over for a sail for a few runs. at 4pm I had done 400kms.  It was going to be tight. Thank goodness I was on the FMX. I could do 50kmhr across wind. with turns and gps checks I just hoped the wind would hold strong.

Was feeling strong except my hand strength due to carpal surgery 7 weeks ago. Started to have trouble grabbing boom after the turn.

Luckily all day I missed 3 gybes, although the last 3 hrs lots were off the plane

Sam came over for the last 3 hrs and we smashed it out finsihing in pitch black last run through the islands was scary and 35 knots across weedbeds home was just by feel.

Thanks Carl and Sam for coming out early, 1450kms between us. Wow.

thanks to my awesome wife, who has let me retire early. I am very grateful and proud of myself.

no photos yet as finished in the dark. nice to do whole process by myself, set up , rig , food , drink  emergencies, finished bringing stuff off the water and semi derigging at 10;30pm.

Thanks to Gun Sails, FMX racing boards and Tribal fins helping me out. !!

 

 

 



Comments
Maree Jordan


NSW
Australia
787 days ago
Congrats on ur pbs Kym
Tricky Bogan


SA
Australia
787 days ago

Whoot d Whoot Kymbo cracker peak @ Stansbury niceTongue out and a cracker U bot to BootSurprised PB's are Cool

Nice sessh Hoppy

Unknown Location Bogan


SA
Australia
787 days ago

Nice one Kymbo Cool. Good sailing Hoppy Cool

Captain skip bogan


SA
Australia
787 days ago

Nice one hop and 1% well done on pbs 😎

waricle


WA
Australia
787 days ago
Big kms Carl 😎and two for1%😎
Izaak Perkins


TAS
Australia
787 days ago
Big session guys! Well done on PB’s and Peter 600km?!! That’s one long day! Nice
Dave Morehead


TAS
Australia
787 days ago

Wow, fantastic effort with that 600km+ distance session Peter. Woohoo!!  Number 1 spot!

Cool

Captain skip bogan


SA
Australia
787 days ago

Awesome stuff daishy you are a crazy man love it mate and stoked to be of the fun and journey well done 😊👍😎

Hamma


SA
Australia
787 days ago

Wow big kms! Well done

Soto


SA
Australia
787 days ago
600km 😳😳😳😳😳 you’re crazy Peter 😎 Well done for all the speeds. I am so jealous
kato


VIC
Australia
787 days ago
Peter, congratulations on your Pb but I’m gutted that you didn’t get past 650km. It’s a bloody long way to go without the results that you wanted. I hope that you have a great rest and you’ve got some good pain killers. Hope to catch up soon band we can share a beer or two
Boombuster


QLD
Australia
787 days ago

That's amazing Pete how do you do it? and good backup Sam and Carl

Sellicks Bogan


SA
Australia
787 days ago

Nice going guys  what a day ! Wow nice PB's Galore

Peter Daish


SA
Australia
787 days ago

Kato, thanks, not many know how hard it is. My aim was the gps number 1 and that was  only just achievable in day light, with no moon light so i'm stoked.  Yes  BEER time to share your epic would be great. ouch I can handly type.

Peter Daish


SA
Australia
787 days ago

Great Back up Sam and that last 3 hrs sailing with me really really really helped soooo much!

hoppybogan


SA
Australia
787 days ago

Congrats on those great distance scores guysCoolCoolCool,3 PBS wow!

Super human effort Pete, congratsCool

Great PBs Kym, well doneCoolCool

Smile

Andrew Haigh


NSW
Australia
787 days ago
Amazing Peter, incredible effort. Great backup numbers too. Congratulations to all of you.
Trousers


SA
Australia
787 days ago

Holy moley Bogans! Look at those odometers!! Inconceivable to me. Great sailing from great sailors. 

Pete your match-fitness and determination is inspiring. Keep making it happen mate! This is your year.

Sam - great last minute PD dash after a morning of clenching tight. Your wetsuit thanks you. :)

And Captain - well done mate, you contiunue to lead by example. I got your fins, hope you're not too tired to try them!

dr cam


QLD
Australia
787 days ago

Crazy stuff Boys ...!!

Massive effort  & amazing numbers .

Daishy -simply amazing ...SmileCool

Mark Jordan


NSW
Australia
787 days ago

What a great team effort 

Tricky Bogan


SA
Australia
787 days ago

Hooly Dolly Pete that is fantastic bloody great stuff PB's are Cool

Great backup Sam & Carl PB's are Cool  that is one dam big session

What a Bunta Bogan Blast Tongue out I am impressed!

Cocky


QLD
Australia
787 days ago
Great distance numbers . Really impressive.
Mr Love


VIC
Australia
787 days ago

Amazing!!! Well done

Boothy


NSW
Australia
787 days ago
WOW awesome effort well done 👍
Captain skip bogan


SA
Australia
787 days ago

Awesome stuff Sam had an absolute awesome day cruising with you all day loved it 👍😊😎

evilC


QLD
Australia
787 days ago

Legends Cool

Maree Jordan


NSW
Australia
787 days ago
Congrats on ur distance pbs guys u really made the most of it. Peter massive congrats 🥳 combined that’s 2 years sailing for me impressive
Haggar


QLD
Australia
787 days ago

Wow absolutely fantastic effort Peter you are a legend and Carl and Sam for backing up and also great ks guys, nice to meet you on the water and taking the time to chat with me and showing me some more good bear away angles on the lake that was gold !

Tim Sellars


NSW
Australia
787 days ago

Well done boy's great effort!! Peter you did say you where going for distance i didn't think that many km's WOW and a record at the same time great effort, A few beers to be had.

Maree Jordan


NSW
Australia
787 days ago
Congrats on ur distance pbs guys combined that’s 2 years sailing for me impressive
Anthony Perkins


TAS
Australia
786 days ago

Top job, respect 🤪

AndySails


VIC
Australia
786 days ago
Wow Daishy, Sammy and Carl - EPIC STUFF!
Full Bogan


SA
Australia
786 days ago

Well done on the Pbs Pete and Carl . Massive effort 👌 

sboardcrazy


NSW
Australia
786 days ago

You guys are insane! Amazing effort with the distance. Big Congrats! Sam got to give you credit for doing your's feeling crap ( pardon the pun)..

cookie


TAS
Australia
786 days ago

Massive effort well done 

Ezza


QLD
Australia
786 days ago

Oh man just reading those reports and seeing the numbers, what an epic effort and memorable day. Congrats on the insane new pb's.  600k's and you had surgery 7 weeks ago, super human effort!!! 

Matt D


NSW
Australia
786 days ago

Awesome Team Bogan! Massive KM Cool

Congrats on your PB's!

PJ


SA
Australia
786 days ago

Must say I'm envious to all three of you for your combined efforts. Hats of to all three, Peter, Sam and CarlCool 

Recover well boys:-)

SaltyNic


VIC
Australia
786 days ago

So inspiring. HUGE congratulations Peter!! Cool

Morts


WA
Australia
786 days ago

 

Wow they are some crazy distances. Awesome effort & huge congrats to Team Bogans Cool

 

 

Cootharabean


QLD
Australia
786 days ago

Great story Peter. Incredible effort. Well done to you and your team mates

Willem Wolvers🤙🏽


S
Netherlands
786 days ago

Holy Moly really nice job:)

Did you had a extra battery on your back for that Locosys to load the freaking watch every 150km?

Greeting from cold NL:)

Sailquik


VIC
Australia
786 days ago

Massive, awesome, sensational PB distance effort Peter, for top of the GPSTC distance ranking.Cool All in daylight too which is notable in itself. 

Awesome back up from Sam and Carl as well for fantastic distance PB's Cool Cool

I think that beats the previous biggest team score by about 100kms.Cool Smile

Congratulations Kym on your PB's. Cool

Woody-Mark


WA
Australia
786 days ago
Sensational Peter. Congratulations on the all time best distance. Top backback guys too
Dizzy


QLD
Australia
786 days ago
Congratulations Peter, Carl and Sam awesome. Thanks for making the effort with your stories great reading 😂
Stretch


WA
Australia
786 days ago

Wow, that's nuts!!  300 is tough enough, 600 is insane! Massive total distance by the Bogans, you are such a strong teamCool Big congrats to all for your PBsCool

Dezza


VIC
Australia
786 days ago

Hugh distances! and amazing you got the gw60s to record it all. Awesome pbs Cool

Choco


SA
Australia
786 days ago

Freaks! wow awesome  PBs guys

Jetlag


NSW
Australia
786 days ago
Inspirational stuff guys, that is some effort!!! Daishy, next level stuff mate. Go the Guns!!
Sick_em_rex


NSW
Australia
786 days ago

Great effort by all, and yes Jetlag, go the Guns!

But seriously, how do you get a GW60 to record that long? Did you do on water charging or something???

Sellicks Bogan


SA
Australia
786 days ago

Mini motion goes for hours and hours Andrew, great bit of kit for these freaks Laughing

Peter Daish


SA
Australia
786 days ago

Hey Blah,  I run the GW 60 for about 160kms then in pelican case I put it on charge with an external battery ( small one) and carefully close the case ( get one with a clear top to it then you can see that the terminals are connected and charging .  yes its works whilst charging. then it charges and records. charged in about 3 hrs and then just keep saying full charge all day.  I run a garmin forerunner 245 music on my wrist and this lasted with 20 min charge on shore till 520kms.. I watch this the most, set on my current hr"" trying to hold 25 knots.  when it died I stopped and then put the gw60 on my wrist to see the data although I couldnt readit when it got dark. lol  last 10 minutes.

then I ran 1 mini motion all day but it run out and put another on at 1pm and will join the files together.  Daffy said this is perfectly legal.

Next time?  I dont normally do ä next time"  I would run 3 motions with display ( 30 hrs ) plus gw60 as the mini are sooo not user friendly for feedback on battery status etc.. i have yet to try and see if they charge and read at same time then you might in able to cyovac them ???? together?? or tape them??

I always use the gw60 like as describe in noemal sailing as I always run the battery flat and it protects the terminals from corrosion. Have had it set to just show my best 2 sec run so when I stop I have to take back pack off and check, just in case the garmin is telling lies. lol. my mini is also in the clear case

I also used a case that you can get from bunnings with 4 latches.  I alway test them underwater for 30 mins to check.  this held my phone on charger with strava going and live streaming my progress to my wife and friends. also had blue tooth speakers in ears to spota so that i could listen to music and take phone calls. all seeme to work but music ran out in 5hr but i saved that time for the middle section which is always the toughest in endurance events.

 

although when I got to 6pm and thought 3 more hrs of  hard sailing as I was severely under the pump, like down to the minute I knew I had 5 mins stopping time max, I did think how was I going to sail that fast after 12 hrs, but Sam came up and I just made out we were racinng as usual and Sam pulled a 26.5 I think hour across wind ( crazy )  I couldnt gybe as quick as too buggered.

 

hope that makes sense . happy to ask more questions is want 

 

food 2 litres of water with lemon cordial (  I know, but thats what I like) 6 nut bars 2 up and go's, and hot mild curry when I came in quicky put on the gas as I rigged the 7m which was semi rigged waiting.

 

Slowboat


WA
Australia
786 days ago

oh you guys are crazy!!!! 

Elmo


WA
Australia
786 days ago

Massive effort Bogans, it just beggars beliefCoolCoolCoolCoolCoolCoolCoolCool

Peter Daish


SA
Australia
786 days ago

Slow boat,  - thanks for the fins!!  tribal rock

Martin Worling


QLD
Australia
786 days ago

Amazing. Well done guys.

kato


VIC
Australia
786 days ago
Interested diets from the team, 2 kg of steak or 2 litres of lemon cordial and up n go. Maybe a few of us need a nutrition lesson. Mine was donuts 🤣🤣🤣
Peter Daish


SA
Australia
786 days ago

Hi Kate, I have a performance nutrition back ground so lolol  so bit embrassed by my nutrition but wasnt prepared.  I am a 40/30/30 type of theorical athlete. 40 fat, 30 carb 30 protein,  up an go kind of fit the bill, nut bars are a bit the same, water for hydration, cordial for taste ( emotional stability ) lol and sugar. I weas fit enough so didnt really need electroyle replacement although i did notice my whole wetsuit and top was salty but probably lg salt.

Sam's 2 kg of steak was absolutely redioculous.  He wasnt thinkin at all about performance. 

evets


WA
Australia
786 days ago

astounding. Well done team.

Boz


WA
Australia
786 days ago

Wow guys brilliant well done

Aaron White


Sth Is
New Zealand
786 days ago

Thats next level guys!!!! Congratulations keep it up!!!!!

waricle


WA
Australia
786 days ago
Jeez Louise that’s pretty damn fine!!! Pete that’s way past elite😎
Unknown Location Bogan


SA
Australia
786 days ago

Well done Sam, Carl and Pete. Unreal effort !

Hey Sam. Have you heard the joke about the 3 old men talking about their morning toilet problems ?. One couldn't have a healthy **** in the morning. The other couldn't have a healthy wee in the morning. The third had no problem having a healthy **** or healthy wee, he just is never awake when it happens. Not that you're an old man mate LOL Tongue out

STROPPO


WA
Australia
786 days ago
Wow what a great sesh fellars mega pbs Welldone on probably the hardest category physically and mentally 😎😎😎😎
fangy


WA
Australia
786 days ago

Bloody Nora! WTF Bogans! That's is 100% Mental Bogans. Huge respect fellas - I am still trying to get my head around that team post.Laughing

Firiebob


WA
Australia
786 days ago

I'm lost for words, who'd believe it, amazing effort guys, super happy for you  Tongue out

Snickers


WA
Australia
786 days ago

Peter that is a sensational effort! Congratulations. 

Impressive team outing Bogans. Well done, should sleep well after that. 

Jason Juretic


NSW
Australia
786 days ago

WOW incredible boys!  Tenacious!

Canadian Casey


SA
Australia
785 days ago

Great work guys, wish I could have been there.  Leave some wind for me.

Sick_em_rex


NSW
Australia
785 days ago
Appreciate the explanation Peter. A massive committment, well done
Remi Dunoyer


NSW
Australia
784 days ago

Crazy numbers, got some skin left on hands and feet?

Peter Daish


SA
Australia
782 days ago

I was fine  as I wore rip curl plush lining booties, not one blister, Sam wore no booties and came in a bit sore.

he's a tough nut

sboardcrazy


NSW
Australia
782 days ago

Surprised eew yuck..

SHANNON BLUME


QLD
Australia
777 days ago

Well done Peter, mad bugger

Benny McCarthy


QLD
Australia
777 days ago

Absolutely incredible PB distances by all!!! & HUGE congratulations to you Peter!  Words simply cannot describe... Cool  Perhaps there should be an immortal status introduced to the GPSTC...  Just putting it out there!?