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Total Entries for 2008
| Laser |
20 |
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Sonnett |
16 |
| Laser Radial |
17 |
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Active 15 |
1 |
| Laser 4.7 |
10 |
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Dabchick |
7 |
| Optimist |
30 |
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Optimist "b" |
5 |
| Flying Fifteen |
10 |
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Mirror |
8 |
| 420 |
13 |
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505 |
9 |
| 29'er |
8 |
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Extra |
1 |
| Finn |
10 |
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Mosquito |
5 |
| Bosun |
1 |
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Fireball |
2 |
| Dart |
1 |
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Hobie 16 (Spinnaker) |
6 |
| Hobie 16 (non spinnaker) |
1 |
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Hobie Tiger |
1 |
| Rebel |
2 |
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To view the competitor list please click here!
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The final day of the regatta saw the competitors sailing in a building breeze that provided excellent close racing!
The race committee did an excellent job of keeping the fleets on the water and racing keeping the wait between races to a minimum. Teh first race was started on time with the course laid ready and waiting with a postponement of only 10 minutes on the Sunday and Monday due to the wind not filling in fully. All in all it was an excellent regatta well organized with good entertainment and even better racing.
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The day dawned with a light breeze that filled in only delaying the start of the days racing by 10 min.
Di Hutton-Squire and her race committee had the course prepped and ready and at the last minute decided to postpone the first start (delayed for the easter proceedings to 11 am) by 10 minutes which enabled some of the more sluggish and sleeper competitors to make the first start. |
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Competitors awoke this morning to a blustery wind gusting to 22 knots that was expected to build during the day. The noticeboard indicated that the race officer intended to start four back to back races. However conditions only allowed two to be sailed, and then the postponement and "A" flag was raised.
Racing got underway on time and a good course was set by race officer Di Hutton-Squire. The O fleet and 505's were first off and the casualties soon occurred with capsizes aplenty. This set the pattern for the rest of the fleets as competitors battled in the conditions. Off the water feelings were mixed with some talking of blistering fast down wind legs and others of multiple capsizes and gear failure. |
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The 2008 WC Champs got off to a great start in idylic sailing conditions.
Race officer Di Hutton-Squire had the course laid out on time and with a steady moderate 10 - 14 knot breeze the fleets put in two back to back races, with the 29er Class getting an extra race in.
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7 days to go Until you will have to pay late entry fees to sail in the WC Champs sponsored by Central Boating and Devonvale Golf and Wine Estate!
The campsites too are being booked up fast - please get your application in if you require one.
There will be a marquee in front of Race Control and catering will be provided from the adjoining bungalow. We are also hoping to have a live feed from the race course so that spectators can watch the action on the water on a big screen. The days sailing will be replayed on the screen in evenings when the bar is open. |
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| If anyone is available to assist would they please contact the office 021-7053373 or email: zvyc@iafrica.com or call Holger 0828201041 |
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There are only 4 more days to catch the early bird entry fee for the WC Championships!!!! So what are you waiting for enter now. To enter online by clicing here!
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| Online entries are now open. To enter online click the "Enter Online" link to the right or CLICK HERE! |
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Please take note of the following:
1)The Championship Office is located in Bungalow No 44 and will be in operation from 1200 on Thursday, 20 March ‘08
2)Sailing Registration and late entries will be undertaken in Bungalow No 44 and will be in operation from 1200 on Thursday, 20 March ‘08
3)Accommodation Reception is located in bungalow No 44 and will be in operation from 1200 on Thursday, 20 March ‘08 |
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| All classes are asked to propose a representative to stand on the race committee. This needs to be done asap please. |
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