Battle of the Classes

   Strangler
I take your point, the footage seems to have missed quite a lot of the fun and games that I saw sailing round the course.

Could it be part of a wider issue - sailing is not necessarily a spectator sport?  (Dons helmet and retires under the desk)

Giles
Solution no. 414

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glewis Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Groupie Joined: 05 May 06 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 79	Post Options Post Reply Quote glewis Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Battle of the Classes Posted: 23 Jan 07 at 5:30pm
	Strangler I take your point, the footage seems to have missed quite a lot of the fun and games that I saw sailing round the course. Could it be part of a wider issue - sailing is not necessarily a spectator sport? (Dons helmet and retires under the desk) Giles Solution no. 414

Strangler Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Posting king Joined: 24 Mar 06 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 154	Post Options Post Reply Quote Strangler Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 23 Jan 07 at 5:37pm
	Sailing CAN be a fantastic spectator sport. It just needs the right people with the ability to put it across to landlubbers and sailors at the same time. YES it is possible.

Fliptop Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Newbie Joined: 04 Jan 07 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 25	Post Options Post Reply Quote Fliptop Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 23 Jan 07 at 6:39pm
	Sailing is a difficult sport to cover from a media point of view but we have made considerable progress with getting coverage for the 12 Foot Skiffs. If you really want to see decent coverage of your sport then I suggest you keep an eye on our progress or better still get involved. Have a look at http://www.12footskiff.com