For a wide range of information on raceboards and hybrids, have a good look at www.windsurfraceboard.blogspot.com
It’s not just about the boards, but
- racing techniques
- the equipment
and lots of other interesting stuff

For a wide range of information on raceboards and hybrids, have a good look at www.windsurfraceboard.blogspot.com
It’s not just about the boards, but
- racing techniques
- the equipment
and lots of other interesting stuff

Just a short note to let you all know the dates and venues for training in around that Sail Down Under events this season.
As part of Yachting Australia’s windsurfing development plan, Brendan Todd will conduct training for Bic Techno 293 and RSX pre Sail Brisbane and Sail Sydney. After Sail Melbourne he will also have a training camp in Melbourne to build on what’s been learnt over the December racing period. After Sail Melbourne will be a good time to assess skills and try some new things leading up to National’s both the OAMPS Australian Youth Championship and RSX and Techno Class Nationals later in the year in QLD at RAYS.
We have been able to bring Sail Melbourne into the fold and have BIC Techno 293 competing alongside other youth and junior classes in the mornings at the World Cup. Now that all the Sail Down Under events will have both Youth and Senior class represented we should be able to make a good spectacle and have a more racing opportunities for developing sailors.
One-page flyer.
Let Brendan know in advance if your planning to come to any of these so that he can be sure to tell the clubs the numbers expected.
Good Sailing,
Brendan Todd
M: 0412 597 559
brendan.todd@sa.gov.au
http://www.recsport.sa.gov.au/sasi/sailing.html

RS:X Women
1. Jian Yin (China)
2. Alessandra Sensini (Italy)
3. Bryony Shaw (Great Britain)
4. Marina Alabau (Spain)
5. Jessica Crisp (Australia)
6. Barbara Kendall (New Zealand)
Article: http://www.sailing.org/olympics/news/24795.php
RS:X Men
1. Tom Ashley (New Zealand)
2. Julien Bontemps (France)
3. Sharar Zubari (Israel)
4. Nick Dempsey (Great Britain)
No Australian entrant
Article: http://www.sailing.org/olympics/news/24796.php

After 9 races, Jessica Crisp now lies in 5th place behind Italy, China, Spain & Great Britain. Just race 10 (possibly on Tues) and the Medal Race (Wed) to go. The points are close with only 11 separating 1st & 5th – anything could happen in the next couple of days.
The mark roundings are posted LIVE to the website.
http://www.sailing.org/olympics/resultscentre.php?raceid=42

Jessica Crisp dropped to third place today in the windier conditions on the olympic course. China still holds onto 1st with Italy 2nd. It’s still up in the air as to who will be the final medalists with Spain, New Zealand and Great Britain not far behind.
http://www.sailing.org/olympics/resultscentre.php?raceid=38

It is early days yet, but after winning race 5 in the Womens RS:X class, Jessica Crisp is placed 2nd overall. Keep up with her results at http://www.sailing.org/olympics/resultscentre.php?raceid=38
Here’s the main olympic sailing site and other links that may be of interest.
http://www.sailing.org/olympics
http://sailjuice.com (blog)
Results Alert (rss feed)