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...
Wow, with the new Tactics DVD going to be in my hand on Wednesday for approval, the first 3000 will be on the production lines at the end of the week which should make it...
When you get into a new class, the first few months can be the most rewarding as the teamwork and technical bits come together. We marked ourselves as B- students last week with A for...
At this years Bloody Mary, I was determined to arrive in plenty of time. It’s normally a bit of a bun fight to drop off your boat, remove the car to the car park, rig,...
I understand that GPS devices are not allowed to be used in many dinghy racing classes; understandable if you were planning to use them while racing to help you calculate your VMG and speed over...
As we drove over the Hammersmith Bridge, I felt that slightly uncomfortable feeling of arriving in the capital city whilst towing a dinghy and feeling out of place. A couple of left turns later and...
Steve Cockerill from the Racecourse Another great regatta, organised by Glyn Purnell of the UKLA for those over the age of 35 and still sailing lasers. The event was hosted by Queen Mary Sailing club...
Late last week we were lucky to have David Summerville of Phoenix Marine at the Rooster Head Office to demonstrate how he repairs Laser® Foils. I am sure that after watching the video you will...
There is nothing like sailing in a world championships in your home country. Apart from knowing the waters you can even sleep in your own bed. In my category there were three guys to watch...