New leader in the IWC Speedchallenge

Drift has emerged from the pack and taken the lead with a stunning ratio of 1.7883 set on Sunday.Allison must have inspired the lad to grit his teath and go for it.Imagine what he could have got if we sailed when the wind came in. Well done. Who,s next

Old salty, you yourself would know its a hard task to be a leader amongst men and women.
Whilst some people go for the fireworks and streamers, I am much more reserved and shy....

But really, I am doing it for the kids, if I can inspire one kid to pick up a yellow sail with a lilac coloured boom and race down the Inverloch speed strip, then my life's mission is complete!

Is Mick Green truly Adam Ant

Hi Echunda,
You can already see the amount of insulting and degrading comments I have to endure from my so called sailing buddies. I suspect that they are secretly jealous of my boom colour. It's a bit like the Cabbage Patch Dolls...just coz I happen to have the prettiest colour, the claws come out! I know Crowie has a penchant for light blue- I have seen him fall off his board just to immerse himself in the blue of the Inlet. And as for Old Salty, he likes yellow so much he likes to sail 5 k's down the Inlet, just to walk back on the yellow sand.

Still to be part of the speed challenge I'd suggest maybe a lime green or perhaps apricot boom...that'll at least get you started.

What about a new challenge? Result = Litres x knots

A good idea but then do we complicate it too much.
I can see people then wanting sail size, body weight, competency, age(that's my benefit)KISS

117L x 42.98 / 45 = 111.75

83L x 45.8 / 40 = 95

64L x 50 / 50 = 64