Here is a reminder of this great event and our revised brochure. Also we have looked into the issue of numbers for wingfoilers and note at the recent 32 competitor wingfoil regatta held at the esteemed St Francis Yacht Club in California, wingfoilers carried unique numbers on their rashies front and back and just a reminder similar unique and legible numbers will be needed for your wingfoil entries into this regatta. We surmise that PFDs will be worn underneath your rashvest where using the wingfoil adaptation.
Bryan McDonald:
One of the coolest aspects of sailing is the blending of different ages/generations on the water.
Here we have, from left to right,
@kai_mirel , @ackermanbilly ,
@chris.mcdddd , @stefanusviljoen and @chipwasson . So cool to see the groms Kai and Chris mixing it up with the veterans Stefans and Chip (not sure how old Billy is so don't know to call him a grom or veteran
.
For reference, here are the places after five races that they ended up:
1) Stefans
2) Billy
3) Kai
4)
@usa4 (not pictured)
5) @hnvare (not pictured)
6) Chris
7) Chip
. and the list goes on and on and on to 32 places! #legit
Thank you @stfyc for an amazing regatta!
: @sailing314
#wing #hapiness #first #ever #wingfoil #race#thankyou #stfyc
"@chipwasson ahead of
@kai_mirel at the finish of race 2 of 5. "
"
The efficiency of these foils, total lack of any type of wake and magical levitation appearance above the waves is awesome to behold. Combined with the simplicity and ease of winging (note, no harnesses are needed and the breeze was a blistering 25-30knots this day) makes entry into this class incredibly appealing." Per Bryan McDonald.
Tim nails another perfectly timed leeward end start
Tim (current Lightweight World Champ) rounding the top mark shows his class and even at 68 kgs can match the Swan River local big boys in the heavy breeze. 
