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Hi all,

the Victorian F16 State Titles will be held at Somers Y.C. 15/16 Nov.

This is a great location on Western Port Bay at a very friendly club that has lots of cats, recently ran the Tornado Asia Pacific Titles. We will be joining the Mosquito's who will be having their State Spinnaker Titles at the same time, along with club races on the Saturday. So this will keep costs down to $30. You will need to be a current Australian F16 association member, so if you haven't joined yet do it now. Links are on a thread on this Forum.

Will post the link to Notice of Race shortly. Which will include some accomodation options.

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Regards Gary.

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Hi all,

forecast looks very interesting. Both BOM and Seabreeze have been agreeing for a few days, although Seabreeze predicts lighter on Sunday. This is the BOM forecast for Westernport.

Forecast for Saturday

Winds: Westerly 15 to 20 knots tending west to southwesterly 20 to 25 knots around midday. Seas: Up to 1 metres increasing to 2 metres during the morning.

Forecast for Sunday

Winds: Southwesterly 15 to 20 knots tending southerly 10 to 15 knots during the evening. Seas: Up to 2 metres.

Regards Gary.

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Hi all,

well Vic F16 titles have been run and won.

Congratulations to Greg and Brett Goodall on the Viper the 08/09 season champs. With Tim Shepperd 2nd on his Mosquito and Neil Joiner 3rd on another Mosquito.

Saturday racing was postponed and then cancelled as the wind increased. (But I had a great afternoon sailboarding)

Sunday 5 races where completed, in 12 to 20 kts and lumpy seas, with the Viper winning all as expected. The Mossie F16 members had a great tussle for second with Tim coming up trumps after Neil was unusualy generous handing him the lead of race 4 when he tipped in sight of the finish line. Peter also had moments of glory being next behind the Viper at the first mark on a number of occasions and Matt K continued to improve through out and will be a threat when his Taipan hits the water.

I spent the day taking photo's from the rescue boat (yes some will be posted soon). The highlight for me was watching some close racing amongst the Mossie swarm, all 9 of them. Also fine crew work from the Goodalls and seeing them make one slip upwind, which saw Greg hanging upside down from trap after they fell of a wave upwind and Brett like the good son he is got out of the way as dad fell forward, dropping the mainsheet in the process. Good to see they are not infallible.

Regards Gary.

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