National 125 Sailing Association

National Results


2011-12 Nationals

Results are posted on the National Titles page


Latest Nationals News & Results posted under "National Titles".

Hear the latest commentary from Esperance on the National Titles tab on the results page.


National Championship Honour Roll

Attached is a record of all the National Trophy Recipients.

Compiling this data has been time consuming as records have been fragmented.

To personalise the records, full names have been established rather than just initials. Likewise home clubs, crew and other relevant information.

Incomplete data is highlighted in yellow and it is hoped that 125er's can fill in the missing bits by sending an email requesting a correction. Send Message


View: 125TrophyRecipients.pdf : 125TrophyRecipients.pdf
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2008-2009 Nationals

Attached are reports from the "FRASER COAST CHRONICLE" of the nationals conducted recently. Responsibility for the reporting accuracies are not attributable to the 125 scribe - FCC received the same articles you read on this web site.

We shared the reports & Hervey Bay with the Fireballs


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2008-2009 Nationals from Hervey Bay

Saturday 3rd January

Today was "Need for Speed" Saturday.

Over 10 Boats went out today in the quest for speed, the Hervey Bay Air Sea Rescue reported 25-32 knots, and today was the perfect opportunity to see who would be the fastest. The 1/4 mile course line was set close to shore so that those who didn't wish to get wet or break their boats could watch the action up close.

With the course set close to shore the boats needed a good gust to come through at the right time.

1st was Blurred Image a local Maryborough boat with a time of 66 secs for 1/4 mile; average speed 13.64 knots

2nd was Mk2 sailed by Jim Scott and crew from Victoria with a time of 74 sec for 1/4 mile; average speed 12.16 knots

3rd was The White Pearl sailed by Ron Garner and crew from NSW with a time of 84 secs for 1/4 mile; average speed 10.71

The speeds were average speeds, many crews went faster, but were unable to maintain it for the entire 1/4 mile course. See attachment for the best timed runs recorded.

Due to the forecast and expected stronger breezes this afternoon, it was decided to postpone Heat 4. This will be resailed on Sunday 10:30am.

So "Slow Day Sunday" will be a two race day.

 

 


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