Tiger Trophy

just goes to show when you can get a lorne sausage, potatoe scone, crispy morning roll and a cup of tea for £1.80 up here in not so sunny Scotland, surely the cherub lot havent forgotten yet...

With the 29er flogging works, we used to "flog once" to get the rudder back, just let it go and sheet it back in straight away (oversheet) then let it back out to the position you had it in before. Worked ok for us but I guess it varies from boat to boat. Not tried it in the 49er yet because whenever I am out when its windy I am either in the water or when the gust comes I am

Doesn't help having a million different crews!

Brie and Bacon baguets are the best I have worked out, feels you up, tastes good and is comparatively cheap to other stuff there.. But I don't think they were serving them at the Tiger. They seem to lower the quality because of demand

for me its a much more practical reason. MOENY. £200 for a drysuit will get me lots of other sailing kit, bits, fuel to go to other events. i got given matching shortie and full wetsuit by my uncle and have my hikers, rashies etc etc. ill live without the drysuit (would be nice when running championships though) but a bit restrictive when you need the toilet

i think a lot of the time its fine not to wear a lot of kit especially if your in a very physically demanding boat as its only when sitting around at starts/ when in the water when you would get cold.