Those Dreaded Days

K well im not soo sure about the feva a coupl eof friends of mine just borrowed one for a day and beat two of the feva's top sailors hands down. They may be good learning boats but u need to move into somethign else to get good competition.

Well its getting higher but currently its only going to be around 17th for 2005. But the actal level of sailingin the fleets isnt that high was what I was saying.
They may be good for getting people hooked on sailing but they arent a very good fleet to teach racing in, which is what the RYA want them to be.

yeh there were 65 but to b honnest that isnt a very big turn out for a youth nationals. Well done on the 42nd in world lol tis classic im ranked liek top 10 in world in wineglass and iv only sailed it once

just had a lok at the nationals results and found a m8 of mine came top 15 and he dont even sail them

Originally posted by KnightMare yeh there were 65 but to b honnest that isnt a very big turn out for a youth nationals. Well done on the 42nd in world lol tis classic im ranked liek top 10 in world in wineglass and iv only sailed it once just had a lok at the nationals results and found a m8 of mine came top 15 and he dont even sail them

      Pondling must be all cheered up by now... talk about vote of confidence...

Mind you, that's a good idea to exploit... Anyone knows of any fleet with hardly any boats so I could pretend to be good at last??

Go to http://www.rclaser.org.uk and buy a remote controlled Laser (no
building required).
There is a well organised Travellers' Trophy series around the country.
There are also some well organised races at various other locations - it's all
on the web site.
There are also regular postings of results on the Y&Y web site including the
recent National Championships.
Have a go!
Join some real hot shots.
It's quite a challenge.