It's not a Mosquito, but I played it over and over... My favourite part is the 3 point landing made by the skipper.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nx-MVpA2ajw&feature=player_embedded

This was from Saturdays racing at Sugarloaf - It's a Taipan on a tight reach.

Not true? I should fess up that according to the guy who took the video it is the Lemon Peel with me in full flight .
Thankfully, it was after the finish while I was practicing (see results for details :)).

That's a very funny video - nice one Peter!

I executed the same procedure on Sunday - but I didn't get that much air time!

HAHAHAAH THANKS PETER, I HAVE HAD THE ENTIRE OFFICE STAFF IN FITS OF LAUGHTER AFTER THAT ONE!!!!! YOUVE MADE OUR WEEK !!!

Hey,

great video, had to watch it over and over again. Should rename Lemon Peel to Sling Shot or maybe Banana Peel.

Pete, Tell em it's results that count! Some nice trapeze artist work though!
http://www.sailsugarloaf.com/Results/archive/2009_2010/Scratch/Twilight84.htm

Interesting arrangement of divisions 1 2 and 3 Bill. What does it mean?
What software is the club using for the results?

Had to watch the video again. Can't stop laughing every time

Hi Pete,

Didnt check the shape of the sail very well did I!

- I could just say I was saving you the laughter...

Trev

Pete,

Score of 9/10.

You only get 10/10 if you cartwheel.

Regards,

Peter

I thought I should check the sailing instructions to get the correct meaning of the divisions where I found:

3.4 Divisions
All boats shall be divided into divisions as determined by the Executive Committee upon consideration of the Sailing Committee's recommendation.

Hmmmm.

What it roughly means is that if you look at the yardstick results across the season, the top third are in division 1, the middle third are in division 2 and the rest are in division 3. I really enjoy this as you are competing against people of a similar skill level within your division. While the club yardstick results show the large picture, the division results give you competition you can win.

Hmm, I should left that out! I'll leave the spinnaker on shore and continue to sail cat rig. I'll be there tomorrow.

Well done Trevor! Looks like the new boat going's well. http://www.sailsugarloaf.com/Results/archive/2009_2010/Scratch/Twilight85.htm

Yeah, It looks as though I could clean up in the titles - Until I try to mix it with the guys at Somers and Gippsland, then I tend to go backwards

I hear you!!!!!!