Check out the following link for Noel’s report on the NSW RC Laser State Title as published in AFLOAT magazine
http://www.afloat.com.au/press-releases/2012-state-championships-for-rc-lasers
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Boats are back in town!
We’ve been out of boats for a few weeks as some of you patient people are aware
I’m pleased to be able to let you know that ‘the boat has arrived’, and probably left, and once custms have checked them out and taken their cut we will be back to our normal situation of having plentiful supply. Should be sometime this week
NSW RC Laser State Championship
Notice of Race and on-line entry form now available.
Read More to see Noel McPherson’s e-mail and a link below
G’day Everyone,
This is a note to let you know the NOR for our Championships is now up on the NSWRYA site.
It would be great to see you all on 25-26 August at Dobroyd.
Perhaps there are others within your fleets that would also like to come and compete.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Cheers
Noel McPherson RCL#65
Regatta Report – 2012 Queensland States
Read Nigel & John’s report on another great event at Lake Kawana
The competitors that attended the 2012 QLD State RC Laser championships were treated to a fantastic weekend of sailing on the Sunshine Coast on the weekend 30th June 1stJuly 2012.
The weather was probably the best Qld has experienced in the 7 years of holding this event.
The entrants as well as a few other RC Laser skippers tested the venue on Saturday afternoon, with some of the skippers showing tremendous boat speed in the light north-east breeze. This showed the locals that they would have to bring their A game on Sunday.
Sunday morning Lake Kawana was like a sheet of glass with no evidence of the forecast 15 knot South Wester. So the venue was set up and the buoys set up for a south west orientated course.
After a few cups of tea and coffee the boats were rigged with A sails and we waited for the breeze. At 1050 the first race was started with the breeze coming from the north-east, and after 6 races we paused for lunch.
At this stage when David Black tallied the score Peter Newman and Nigel Price were even on 8 points apiece.
After lunch the races resumed with the breeze becoming more steady in strength and direction. The racing was very close for the rest of the afternoon with some outstanding duels from all sailors on the water.
With the last race finishing at a slow pace it was decided that at 4pm it was time to finish.
David tallied the scores and the presentation followed. 1st place Nigel Price, 2nd place Peter Newman and 3rd place Randy Aitkinson.
The event was held in good spirit with good seamanship and fair play being the order of the weekend.
Congratulations to everyone who entered.
SCRYC President Nigel Price & SCRYC Vice President John Henderson