Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Day 3
We have just finished the first two races and the sailors are back on the beach. Rod Waterhouse placed third in the first, but hoizoned in the second. Double trapping going on. Hot, clear and a PERFECT sailing day.
Funny fact of the day: We did an informal pole of the beach team's combined experience in sailing. Took a few of us a while to count back that far :) With the nine guys we have here... 297 combined years of sailing and racing.
We are being well protected by members of the Chinese Military Police.
Video blog of the morning to follow shortly!
Funny fact of the day: We did an informal pole of the beach team's combined experience in sailing. Took a few of us a while to count back that far :) With the nine guys we have here... 297 combined years of sailing and racing.
We are being well protected by members of the Chinese Military Police.
Video blog of the morning to follow shortly!
Photo Time Day 2 Series One
Busy day with lots of racing.......
More Photos here: http://hobiechinaworlds.blogspot.com/p/worlds-photos.html
Day Two - Done!
5 Races Today.
Results are going up pretty quick now on the event site. We had printed results on the beach before all the boats had made it back. The rest of the event site is lagging.
Worlds Results Page
Monday, August 16, 2010
Aussies are SO Polite!
Kevlar took the waterproof camera for a swim as the boats left the beach. How many guys say "Thank You!" as they get run over?
Mid-Day Update
Rod Waterhouse took another 1st today. William Edwards also took a first in this morning's races. They are on the water again after lunch for, an intended, 3 additional races back-to-back.
Sunny, 91 degrees and about 10 kts or a bit more.
Sunny, 91 degrees and about 10 kts or a bit more.
Day 2... the wait for wind
We are ready. The sailors should be down soon. The wind? Not sure. Forcast is for 3 kts. Currently lite onshore breeze.
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