51 RS Fevas arrived at Northampton Sailing Club for the Inland Championships & final GKO Grand Prix event of 2009. This event was also the final selection event for some of the sailors vying for winter squad places. The boats launched into what at first appeared...

The first race got away after a black flag was needed to keep the fleet behind the line due to a strong tide. The second race started after two attempts & a 45 degree shift to the left then 30 seconds into the race a 40 degree shift to the right. PRO was faced...

The day dawned perfectly. 15 – 20 knots and not a concern about the slight rain. The whiff of adrenaline was in the air... or was it the full English breakfast for long-lasting energy – (sorry the coaches may be reading this – porridge and orange juice!). The heavier...

Twenty Fevas arrived at Chichester Yacht Club on Sunday 10 May for their Open Meeting, many of them sporting their crews’ names on their sails, indicating membership of the RYA Training Squads. The racing demonstrated the skills they had derived from their coaching...

65 happy, tanned and tired little human units left QM Sunday evening. The 66th was a more experienced unit of similar size but with Olympic type credentials and an uncanny ability to move the younger units around the country. Summer was delivered early with a solid F4...