Well done to Jenny for a commanding victory in the Inland Championship and Summer Series. Very well deserved, especially after putting in the effort to get the event to happen at all. I have put the scores up. I suspect they may change a little in the centre of the fleet if Jan is rewarded for his a...

The report is on Yachts and Yachting: https://www.yachtsandyachting.com/news/254972/Sprint-15-Sport-Nationals-at-Instow They have also updated their class graph. We have the top two catamaran classes and they only lines that continue through the shutdowns. Screenshot 2022-10-15 at 11-00-26 Sailing C...

We have a report.

https://www.sprint15.com/events/EMS/event.php?id=229

Always like to read the report to find out what happened.

NDYC really have raised the bar in terms of taking top quality sailing pictures. I have just added two more pages of pictures taken by Maria Slough on days 1 and 2. https://dart15.co.uk/picture-gallery-136_Maria-Slough's-Day-1-pictures-at-Instow.php https://dart15.co.uk/picture-gallery-137_Maria-Slo...

Got some more pictures: https://dart15.co.uk/picture-gallery-13 ... ionals.php

We haven't changed the name yet.

I was more confused than scared.

I have uploaded some day 2 and 3 pictures by Roy Broad

https://dart15.co.uk/picture-gallery-13 ... Instow.php

Thank you Bob. Was very lucky on day 3 for everything to go my way.

North Devon YC did us proud, on and off the water.

All the information on the Sport Nationals is on their web site at ndyc.org including entry form and notice of race.

Pauline's excellent pictures are up.

https://www.sprint15.com/picture-galler ... ton-TT.php

Day 1 results are at https://www.carsingtonsailingclub.co.uk ... nt-15-tt-1

It's in our rules under "Alternative Parts" that you can use a "Jib Halyard Line" between 2.5 and 3.5mm with length between 5000 and 6000mm. The jib halyard wire, however more closely matches the forestay length at 3355mm which makes more sense. Nobody will be measuring it if you...

I use them. Thumbs up from me. No stray wires sticking in your fingers.

Start with the boat flat, facing into the wind. Make sure the halyard is on the starboard side of the hook when you pull up. If at any time it gets onto the port side of the hook, take the sail down and start again. Pull from the back, slightly to the starboard side. Figure of eight knot should face...