The 2013 Queensland RC Laser title is planned to be held at Lake Kawana on the Sunshine Coast over the weekend of 22nd/23rd June. This event never disappoints and promises to have a strong fleet from the broader Southeast Queensland area and we hope a good number of sailors from further afield.
For information about the venue and the host club, check out the following link
http://suncoastrclasers.webstarts.com/index.html
Watch this space for more news
A big event on the RC Laser 2013 calendar is the ‘Championship of Nations’ event being held in July in the UK hosted by the West Lancs Yacht Club between the 21st and 26th July.
Rodney Popham and Dave Beford from the Wanderers club in Perth will be flying the boxing kangaroo in this event that is expected to attact up to 70 entrants from around the world
If you are keen to sail and would like more information, see thelink below or send us a message and we will put you in touch with Rodney and Dave
http://www.rclaser.org.uk/CofN.php
We look forward to receiving daily reports from what will undoubtedly be a fantastic week of sailing and cameraderie
The Victorian State Title is being hosted by the Patterson Lakes Radio Model Yacht Club on Sunday 28 April
http://www.plrmyc.com/calendar.html
A great opportunity for inter-Staters to visit Melbourne and leave with some silverware
Will let you know when the NoR is posted
We have new RC Laser Caps in stock – Christmas Special, be quick. $20 including postage for the first cap, additional caps on the same order to the same address $15 each. This week only or until sold out
Race Results Sth Qld Laser Class Champ 2012
Laser Photos
Held on Saturday the 10th November 2012, hosted by PRRYC at the lake at Lakeside Raceway. The competitors behaved themselves and had a great day even though it was showery all day. The weather started out to be a light north westerly, one race it blow quite heavy, so it was time to change down to a B rig, however it didn’t last long, back to the A rig, Randy carried the A all the time and won that race. As the day progressed the winds changed to the south west to a nice 5 knots which gave the skippers a good windward work that made for some good racing. The first 3 places were hard fought between Nigel who seemed have control however Graham had his measure at times but Randy close behind bitting on their heels. Everyone had a 1st position during the day, except David Page who is beginner ended up with a 2nd and 3rd and Peter Burford had what seemed like radio problems and forced to retire Thanks goes to the PRRYC members who officiated at the event
There were 8 entries in order of race results:
1. Nigel Price 27
2. Graham Fletcher 32
3. Randy Atkinson 35
4. Peter O’Grady 51
5. Michael Rees 63
6. David Page 71
7. Gwyn Mason 78
8. Peter Burford 113
R.N.