Sail Juice 2013-14 Series

http://enter.sailracer.org/events/enter-multi.asp?eventid=179314

I'll see if I can get some Oxford info up today...

The boy and I are planning to do the whole series in the ALTO, with the exception of Datchet as I've got to work.... Looking forward to it!

I can't do Draycote because I'm on coaching duty at Hunts, otherwise I hope to do as many as my crocked knee will allow, either in the D1 or a vareo.

I went oop north last year for the Brass Monkey  and have to say the weather was truly grim, as you would expect so close to the Pole.  However, the event itself was superb; great northern hospitality,  well organised, excellent clubhouse and facilities, friendly people.  Well worth the trek.

Originally posted by getafix Oh dear, it's that time of year again when this forum does it's best to represent these events as awful racing, plagued by cheats and bandits and ruined by the <perceived> troubles of the PY system.... yet somehow, loads of people manage to go, sail, have a good time and register again to go the next year. .... what could possibly be the right picture?

Well for my part, it's not just all of the above, it is the knock on effect the gerrymandering of the PY system has on us for the rest of the year and it's happening again if you care to study their anarchic calculations. Which you cannot help but come to the conclusion there is an element of trade and professional bias in play which suggests to the casual observer an element of financially induced well corruption is perhaps too strong a word but lets say brand favouritism or cronyism . Now, it may not be and I'd be the first to proffer an apology were it not the case, but the extreme moves of certain brands/boats against the totally static nature of others does nothing other than to convince me that all is not as it should be.

That's why I think it sucks.

Edited by iGRF - 11 Nov 13 at 8:45am

Originally posted by alstorer   Could we stick to facts?

Edited by yellowwelly - 11 Nov 13 at 9:06am