A near perfect score today – 3 first and 1 second – propelled Antoine Albeau (FRA192) to the top of the score board.Â
Clear skies over the lake this morning was a good sign that steady and reliable thermic winds would follow after midday.Â
Overnight leader Steve Allen (AUS0) will not be so happy … Details
You cannot fault the committment of the organisers for trying to ensure a perfect start to the championship; but sometimes the wind god just cannot play by the rules !
For once the wind did not come in as expected and the Race Director, Antonio Lamadrid, had no choice but to postpone the start of racing. When the wind kicked in it was not the normal steady build up – the first race had to be  … Details
Tempo Wind Clube at Sao Paulo, Brazil, promoted and organized the first stop of the 2010 Brazilian FE Circuit, supported by Azul Linhas Aereas, last weekend. On Saturday the wind didn’t come and the fleet had an opportunity to talk about the class and make plans for the next Worlds, in October. Some gusts started to blow over Guarapiranga lake at 6:40 p.m. and the guys went out for a night sailing. The Saturday night finished with a live rock and roll band and pizza.
Light winds again on Sunday. The sailors went to the race course …Â Details
According to the forecast, we thought today wouldn’t be a good day, but when we woke up this morning, it was already quite windy in Corralejo.
The organization went around the North Shore of the island to check where the conditions could be suitable to compete and surprisingly, it was looking very nice at La Caleta once again. Skipper’s meeting was a bit late : at 11:00, but once on-site everyone rushed and was quickly ready to go on the water.
The riders decided …Â Details