The Graduate Nationals this year was dramatically different to previous years. We had winds over 20 knots for all three days. Yes there were times when it was perhaps only 12 knots – but also times with it over 25. I was surprised to see that most of the fleet were not prepared for the …
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Bent top masts in the Laser® are not fast – you loose leach tension which in turn effects your pointing ability. This video shows you how to check for a bent top mast, how to...
Whilst racing at Hill Head in the Scorpion on Saturday in perfect conditions, 15 – 18 Knots and sunny we were slightly distracted as we had one eye on the Harry who was racing in...
I think this event should be re named “personal challenge” after six excellent frantic races with some of the friendliest fleets I have ever sailed in. Sailing fast is easy – so that’s why...
Phew – back to the Scorp this weekend at Pitsford, Northampton Sailing Club, with some new rags to try out. The spinnaker pole is now taped in the middle so Sarah cannot trip both ends...
I was inspired to write this article as I have seen too many promising young female sailors join the Radial Class when they are too small and stop sailing shortly afterwards – as the boat is just too physical.
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If you want to take a look at the crazy time we had at this years Dinghy Show we had a time lapse video on our stand. I have selected just 30 minutes of video...
We again showed off the Rooster 8.1 Rig at the Dinghy Show. Many are amazed how many have been sold and ask if there is a keen racing circuit. My feeling is that many of...
ISO The ISO fleet have now approved Rooster Sailing as their sail maker. After some development aimed at matching the speed from the existing sailmaker, Rooster can now offer durable sails at an affordable price. ...
Another big turnout for Race 7 & 8 of the Chichester Snowflake series except for the wind who opted to stay at home for most of the day. Despite the very light conditions race...