Can anyone tell me if it is still on on the 24th Nov. I need to take leave to get there!!!!

Its on Terry

saturday 24/sun 25 november, similar set up to last year by the looks

Link to Event Page
windsurfingwa.tidyhq.com/public/schedule/events/22065-screamin-leeman-2018

****. Cant get leave!!!

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TerryA said..
****. Cant get leave!!!

bummer i guess u need to
quit your job T;-)

FINAL CALL - please register for Screamin Leeman by the end of the day today - WE Need more numbers for the event to go ahead. It would be really unfortunate if we had to cancel this classic event. It is a great warm up before Cervantes and Lancelin and on Sunday we will have Slalom Clinics run by Patrik Diethelm. It is a really great weekend of sailing , if you thinking of doing the event please sign up today. We had 36 sailors in Safety Bay, surely we can get that for Leeman, trophies and prizes are ready to go, we need sailors to register!

Ok so looks like we have enough numbers to run the event! Great response guys thank you!
Everyone that has done Screamin leeman in the past knows it is an epic race plus we have some great Sunday Slalom Clinics with Patrik Diethelm, with one goal in mind: go faster!
Please register on WWA website if you haven't already - there will be prizes from revolution boardsports, trophies, medals and of course a delicious dinner at the local sports club after the race! Hope to see you there!

Awesome work WWA!

Good luck everyone. I was on 4.5 fully lit last yr. I'll try again next yr. Cervantes this yr for me fingers crossed.

The more people that enter the windier it gets! Keep on entering guys should be 25 knots by the time the weekend comes around :)

Anyone from the Busselton, Bunbury or Margaret River area can tow a jetski up to Leeman for the event. Contact me or WWA asap

That's pretty much the same forecast as last year...and look what happened...

Windsurfer LT this weekend at MBSC Friday and Sunday, sorry I can't be there. Good luck all entrants to the Leeman: there is no shortage of wind up there. It is always under 5.0 as it was last year. Maybe next year for me !

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Windsurfer LT this weekend at MBSC Friday and Sunday, sorry I can't be there. Good luck all entrants to the Leeman: there is no shortage of wind up there. It is always under 5.0 as it was last year. Maybe next year for me !

On the LT Rich? get into it fella. Are you almost smoking Mike around the cans?

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BSN101 said..On the LT Rich? get into it fella. Are you almost smoking Mike around the cans?

RichardG said..
Windsurfer LT this weekend at MBSC Friday and Sunday, sorry I can't be there. Good luck all entrants to the Leeman: there is no shortage of wind up there. It is always under 5.0 as it was last year. Maybe next year for me !

On the LT Rich? get into it fella. Are you almost smoking Mike around the cans?

Well I have improved that is for sure. I have entered every race and am now completing them successfully, although a back marker. Sailing around the course consistently well is a challenge and a test of stamina and fitness particularly when the winds go from whispering 3-5 knots to a blitzkrieg 28 knots as they have in some races. Handling a 12'6" board is certainly very impressive in these conditions. Also you have to dodge Skiffs, Foiling Moths, Lasers, Sharpies, Cruiser Racers, Launches, Rottnest Ferries, fast Ski boats and others so it certainly intensifies life.

We have a few world champions in the fleet including:

>>>>>>Scotty McKercher...his reputation proceeds him. When he sails he wins.

>>>>>>Nick Poll (1980s superstar and the WA version of Robby Naish). He has incredible sailing speed and board handling skills and when he races can produce a podium finish or win.

>>>>>>Tim Gourlay, national champion and so incredible he can win in the LT class even when missing the start late by 5 minutes...

>>>>>>Mike Galvin, top windsurfer and standup paddler has also has been blitzing it, winning over the line and also producing second places and showing incredible downwind pumping skills of high calibre.

>>>>>>Olympian and champion sailor Denis Jones, current leader of the Club Championship in the LT and who recently recorded 22.47 knots on the LT...

>>>>>>Ian Lane professional boardsailor of some renown..always competitive, skilful and right up there.

>>>>>>Ian Barcham 1980s superstar back in top form taking 2nd place just ahead of Ian Lane 3rd a few weeks back in the 28 knotter race.

>>>>>>Steve Schneider top sailor, WA Class representative, last week 3 race series overall winner and regular ringer of the bell !

>>>>>>the local Greg Wilmott always a contender (possibly distantly related to world champion Bobby Wilmot); and

>>>>>>last weeks second placer Mark Taylor (SurfSail Australia and top 15 finisher in the 1984 Nedlands worlds),

>>>>>>Russell Morris, RPYC visitor and wavesailor who regularly was first over the start line leading each race out of the blocks..and very fast around the course..the Real Thing !

>>>>>>Kelvin....former Sydney windsurfer, a charterer of Windsurfer One Design Mk 2 and last weeks 3rd placer..

>>>>>>Cheryl...our top woman LT sailor so far..

so things are highly competitive. Also beers and snacks after the races and free beer overflows as the bell gets rung....

All of us are improving week on week.

When Mike Duff (NZ 12), 2016 World Raceboard 13th placer, occasionally sails his Mistral Equipe 2 (as he has a few weeks ago) he has won over the line against the LT. However he said the following on the competitors he is facing from the LT contingent, so while Mike got three wins over the line on his Mistral Equipe 2 with NP World Cup Racing MKIII 7.4 m2 sail, he said: "The LT is fast and points high upwind. Those other guys demonstrated great technique railing their boards for upwind height and speed. I struggled to compete upwind. Downwind I'm much faster which saved me.." Mike Duff achieved a GPS speed of 29.4 knots on the Equipe 2 several weeks ago.

We hope to have 20- 30 boards racing next year. You can sail in conditions when you can't even foil. ie gardening conditions. We would welcome a visit from Bunbury/Busselton sailors keen to test their mettle. Come on up and join the fun on whatever board you have eg Pan Am/Equipe/One Design/LT. The club has some Windsurfer Mk2 one designs with new rigs for loan/rental as well.

There are also windfoilers who race against the Moths. Its great fun and cool.

Sorry this post hijacked the Leeman thread....

Any news on Screaming' Leeman? Was the race on?

Yes Patrik D came first follow by issstaaaack

a couple of stories here
gpsteamchallenge.com.au/sailor_session/show?date=2018-11-24&team=12

Formula gear?

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RichardG said..

BSN101 said..On the LT Rich? get into it fella. Are you almost smoking Mike around the cans?

RichardG said..
Windsurfer LT this weekend at MBSC Friday and Sunday, sorry I can't be there. Good luck all entrants to the Leeman: there is no shortage of wind up there. It is always under 5.0 as it was last year. Maybe next year for me !

On the LT Rich? get into it fella. Are you almost smoking Mike around the cans?

Well I have improved that is for sure. I have entered every race and am now completing them successfully, although a back marker. Sailing around the course consistently well is a challenge and a test of stamina and fitness particularly when the winds go from whispering 3-5 knots to a blitzkrieg 28 knots as they have in some races. Handling a 12'6" board is certainly very impressive in these conditions. Also you have to dodge Skiffs, Foiling Moths, Lasers, Sharpies, Cruiser Racers, Launches, Rottnest Ferries, fast Ski boats and others so it certainly intensifies life.

We have a few world champions in the fleet including:

>>>>>>Scotty McKercher...his reputation proceeds him. When he sails he wins.

>>>>>>Nick Poll (1980s superstar and the WA version of Robby Naish). He has incredible sailing speed and board handling skills and when he races can produce a podium finish or win.

>>>>>>Tim Gourlay, national champion and so incredible he can win in the LT class even when missing the start late by 5 minutes...

>>>>>>Mike Galvin, top windsurfer and standup paddler has also has been blitzing it, winning over the line and also producing second places and showing incredible downwind pumping skills of high calibre.

>>>>>>Olympian and champion sailor Denis Jones, current leader of the Club Championship in the LT and who recently recorded 22.47 knots on the LT...

>>>>>>Ian Lane professional boardsailor of some renown..always competitive, skilful and right up there.

>>>>>>Ian Barcham 1980s superstar back in top form taking 2nd place just ahead of Ian Lane 3rd a few weeks back in the 28 knotter race.

>>>>>>Steve Schneider top sailor, WA Class representative, last week 3 race series overall winner and regular ringer of the bell !

>>>>>>the local Greg Wilmott always a contender (possibly distantly related to world champion Bobby Wilmot); and

>>>>>>last weeks second placer Mark Taylor (SurfSail Australia and top 15 finisher in the 1984 Nedlands worlds),

>>>>>>Russell Morris, RPYC visitor and wavesailor who regularly was first over the start line leading each race out of the blocks..and very fast around the course..the Real Thing !

>>>>>>Kelvin....former Sydney windsurfer, a charterer of Windsurfer One Design Mk 2 and last weeks 3rd placer..

>>>>>>Cheryl...our top woman LT sailor so far..

so things are highly competitive. Also beers and snacks after the races and free beer overflows as the bell gets rung....

All of us are improving week on week.

When Mike Duff (NZ 12), 2016 World Raceboard 13th placer, occasionally sails his Mistral Equipe 2 (as he has a few weeks ago) he has won over the line against the LT. However he said the following on the competitors he is facing from the LT contingent, so while Mike got three wins over the line on his Mistral Equipe 2 with NP World Cup Racing MKIII 7.4 m2 sail, he said: "The LT is fast and points high upwind. Those other guys demonstrated great technique railing their boards for upwind height and speed. I struggled to compete upwind. Downwind I'm much faster which saved me.." Mike Duff achieved a GPS speed of 29.4 knots on the Equipe 2 several weeks ago.

We hope to have 20- 30 boards racing next year. You can sail in conditions when you can't even foil. ie gardening conditions. We would welcome a visit from Bunbury/Busselton sailors keen to test their mettle. Come on up and join the fun on whatever board you have eg Pan Am/Equipe/One Design/LT. The club has some Windsurfer Mk2 one designs with new rigs for loan/rental as well.

There are also windfoilers who race against the Moths. Its great fun and cool.

Sorry this post hijacked the Leeman thread....

Haha Richard

I'm not related to Bobby Wilmot as far as I know, however it is pretty cool having a very similar surname :). I think we all sailed a bit better today and it was great having a few less boats to contend with. You listed all the champs in our fleet and the way I figure it is if I'm in the same course leg as them I'm doing well.

I'm also enjoying the social aspect of the club. This is something I have missed over the years.

Cheers see ya next week.

Screamin Leeman 2018 the Roy Bell Memorial
Open Ocean Windsurfing Downwinder
Distance: 21km
Wind: 15-18knts
Results:
Open
1. Patrik Diethelm - Time 27:25
2. Issac DeVries - 28:24
3. Bastien Escofet 28:28

Women
1. Karin Jaggi 30:59
2. Jo Wellings 71:49
3. Cheryl Entriken 87:00

Youth
1. Kay Dunn 37:53

Masters
1. Michael White 33:31
2. Hans Christian 33:38
3. Chris Simmons 35:08

Grand Masters
1. Thomas Ferber 28:54
2. Claude LeCoq 34:09
3. Tom Radis 34:59

Congratulations to all the racers and winners! Special thanks to race director John Koch and Barb, support crews on the boats, Fran and the team from Leeman Sports Club and Patrik and Karin for their knowledge time and effort in running Sunday Slalom Clinics!
Fantastic weekend and few more races ahead with Rocko to Freo on Sunday (visit fremantle Sailing Club to enter),followed by Simmer style safety bay slalom in 15 dec and Libster Shack Cervantes Windsurf Challange on the January 4-6.