These are the Top 2 Second/Peak speeds recorded each day on NSW & ACT waters for October 2010. ( Sailors in NSW & ACT GPS TC Teams. )






These are the Top 2 Second/Peak speeds recorded out side NSW & ACT waters that were better than NSW Top 2 Second/Peak speeds.( on the Day ) ( Sailors in NSW & ACT GPS TC Teams.)






Team Results;

Cockroaches ( 25 Pbs ) Points 55

Lake Macquarie ( 34 Pbs ) Points 59

ACT Gustbusters ( 3 Pbs ) Points 87

Mid-North Coast Marauders ( 6 Pbs ) Points 109

Double Demerits ( 0 Pbs ) Points 135

Days Not Sailed 2 Days

BEST DIVISON SCORES FOR OCTOBER 2010 ( NSW & ACT WATERS )

2 Second Peak
Boss Man 36.73 Knots
16-10-2010

5x10 Second Average
Sam Parker 34.35 Knots
12-10-2010

1 Hour
Michael Thomson 20.33 Knots Pb
12-10-2010

Alpha
Ian Knight 23.81 Knots
16-10-2010

Nautical Mile
Ian Knight 29.27 Knots Pb
16-10-2010

Distance Travelled
Byron Mcilveen 116.52 Kms
16-10-2010

Most Daily Top Speeds,
On NSW & ACT Waters,
Mark Jordan, 4 Days

Hi Des,
Your 32 Knots was on the 31/10/2010.
Mark Jordan did 32.92 Knots on the 31/10/2010, So he claims the Top Speed for the Day.

Adrian Vos did 30.07 on the 30/10/2010.
Sick_em_rex did 33.14 on the 30/10/2010. So he claims Top Speed for the Day.

Waiting4wind said...

You may have missed a couple of the Double Demerits entries for October.
Adrian Vos had a 30.07
I did a 32 @ Botany w 7.8m RSS sail, Exocet Slalom Board

lelos12345 said...

on the 18th too there was some good speeds done by boss man 36 and a few broken bits not sure about this table

I think the table only reflects speeds achieved in NSW.

.......and my board and foot still hurt !!!!

lelos12345 said...

on the 18th too there was some good speeds done by boss man 36 and a few broken bits not sure about this table

Leo, I think that big westerly day was the 16th - Ricks 36 knots is already there.

Dave, good point about the number of days on formula - where would we be without our beloved "doors" and big sails!

Cheers
James

lelos12345 said...

on the 18th too there was some good speeds done by boss man 36 and a few broken bits not sure about this table

sick_em_rex said...

jamesf said...

lelos12345 said...

on the 18th too there was some good speeds done by boss man 36 and a few broken bits not sure about this table

Leo, I think that big westerly day was the 16th - Ricks 36 knots is already there.

Dave, good point about the number of days on formula - where would we be without our beloved "doors" and big sails!

Cheers
James

Out riding dirt bikes!!!


Dirt bikes v sailing......Uhmmmmmmm

Nah,

riding offroad motorbikes is very similar to riding a windsurfer. It gives similar feelings and to ride both good requires similar skill levels.

I've only riden a jetski once. It was okay for about 5 minutes then got a bit boring. I handed it back to my mate after about 15 minutes with no real desire to ever ride a jet ski ever again.

sick_em_rex said...

Chris you'll be pleased to know I only ever ride at dedicated motorcross parks and never in the forests where I might accidentally ride over a grown up BMXer

And Tivo man, you can keep your door to yourself

Good to hear, but you might have trouble keeping up with the overgrown BMXers on a Down Hill track : P

http://dirt.mpora.com/news/red-bull-gee-atherton-v-david-knight.html

Anyway back to sailing, I have some new toys to play with this weekend.....

Bilabog said...

Hi Des,
Your 32 Knots was on the 31/10/2010.
Mark Jordan did 32.92 Knots on the 31/10/2010, So he claims the Top Speed for the Day.

Adrian Vos did 30.07 on the 30/10/2010.
Sick_em_rex did 33.14 on the 30/10/2010. So he claims Top Speed for the Day.

Waiting4wind said...

You may have missed a couple of the Double Demerits entries for October.
Adrian Vos had a 30.07
I did a 32 @ Botany w 7.8m RSS sail, Exocet Slalom Board

Ah thanks for that, I misiterpreted the graph...doh ... better get out on the water for some more speed.

Great video. I reckon that the mx bike didnt do too badly considering it was his first time down the track. Second time down he would have closed the 5 secs lead.