Where is dinghy sailing heading

   Yeah I was looking at those numbers on the new PN list. Seems to me that anybody who can get 100+ races returned for a 'dormant' class would get a PN. I think coming last in every race might not work but getting out of the last 25% with some regularity should do it.
Time to start racing the Spice seriously again maybe?

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Sam.Spoons Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Really should get out more Joined: 07 Mar 12 Location: Manchester UK Online Status: Offline Posts: 3400	Post Options Post Reply Quote Sam.Spoons Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Where is dinghy sailing heading Posted: 01 Mar 20 at 11:22pm
	Yeah I was looking at those numbers on the new PN list. Seems to me that anybody who can get 100+ races returned for a 'dormant' class would get a PN. I think coming last in every race might not work but getting out of the last 25% with some regularity should do it. Time to start racing the Spice seriously again maybe?
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tink Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Really should get out more Joined: 23 Jan 16 Location: North Hants Online Status: Offline Posts: 789	Post Options Post Reply Quote tink Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 01 Mar 20 at 9:19pm
	Done this for the last few years. Sorted the new PN list by returns. I fully appreciate it doesn’t paint a completely picture of dinghy racing but it gives and interesting indicator of what your average Sunday Warriors are up-to. Dominance of S/H, trapeze boat Fireball - 22, was 10 a few years back edit table that looked wrong replaced with picture Edited by tink - 02 Mar 20 at 7:01am
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