It was a windy February with the Southerly a Westerly flows over Queenstown bringing some great conditions to have a blast in. Every sailing spot on the lake has filled with some solid winds 15 + knots with Jardines producing some of the strongest winds so far this season. Frankton Beach has been on a few days when the Southerly hitting Jardines was too strong.
This just a heads up that we are trying to sort out issues in relation to coverage with our insurance. If any clubs are running events this weekend or in the near future that are assuming they will be covered by this insurance please contact me urgently. president@windsurfingnz.org
Windsurf Beginners day – Saturday 22 February, 10 am, Scott Park
Drop in Wave #3 – South Brighton Domain week 4 of February 6 pm
Estuary Festival – McCormacks Bay park – 1 March 2 pm – 9 pm
Women’s Lake Clearwater Weekend - 8th & 9th March 2014
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Canterbury Windsurf Champs, Beginners Day, Estuary Festival, Women’s Lake Clearwater Weekend, National Kite Champs 2014 – held last week, National Windsurf Champs 2014 – held last week in Dunedin ... click through for news
2013 has been another classic year for me. It began with some great sailing around Wanaka and Queenstown, continued with yet another classic National Slalom event in Dunedin followed by a long mild autumn and moderate winter in Wellington, broken by 2 weeks on Maui (my first time). This season kicked off in style with the great Tauranga Fun Racing weekend, the Taranaki Wave Classic, and the recent Wellington Slalom Plus.
The AGM will be during the National Slalom event in Dunedin - exact time and location to be confirmed closer to the date. (typically scheduled for soon after racing on the Friday- if racing is not run then AGM will be advanced to allow everyone to get away earlier)
We are looking for feedback and ideas, as well as new blood if anyone is keen, all positions are open.
2013 has been another classic year for me. It began with some great sailing around Wanaka and Queenstown, continued with yet another classic National Slalom event in Dunedin followed by a long mild autumn and moderate winter in Wellington, broken by 2 weeks on Maui (my first time). This season kicked off in style with the great Tauranga Fun Racing weekend, the Taranaki Wave Classic, and the recent Wellington Slalom Plus.
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