The final class5 event was run on the weekend. Probably some of the strongest and consistent winds for the year made for some hairy sailing, with yours truly wiping out for everyone's enjoyment. The conditions did not bother the two Ronnies and Megan(fearless Fairy)leaving most of us in there wake.
Next weekends club88 meeting is the last for the season.
Top places for the day
1st Ronnie aus55
2nd Megan (fearless fairy) aus62
3nd Old Ron aus2
aus230 in some sort of trouble (pictures by rabbitt)
Course length 2150m according to the course car odometer
Reach run between turns 3 and 4 just on 950m 
The final racing for the season (club88 handicap) was run on the weekend. The winds where fairly light but some good racing was had by all. We finished sailing a bit earlier than usual so that we could remove everything from the lake and pack all the club equipment away. Everyone bogged in and helped so this was completed quickly. The day was finished of with a barby. Our last event for the year will be the WA open championship to be held on Lake Lefroy at the end of October. I will post the seasons event
winners after the Annual general meeting in June
Top points on the day.
1st Phil aus30
2nd Baz M aus16
3rd Vic aus230
Could not help my self. Having fun at last race day of the season
Sorry Megan (fearless fairy)
The club annual general meeting has been held and the trophy's presented. It finished off a great season.
The club champion was Ron aus28 who also won the class5 scratch race trophy and was awarded a 20 year active club award, so well done Ron
Club Champion
other place's for the class5 scratch race trophy's
2nd Vic aus230
3rd Barry aus4
Club88 winners
1st Merv aus1
2nd Baz aus16
3rd Ronnie aus55
Most constant trophy
Greg aus42
Most improved trophy
Brett aus10
Class6 trophy
Andy A10
Some of the sandgropers went to Lancelin last Easter. Hope to go myself next year.
Cheers
Vic
I had a look on google earth, all I could find were dunefields, nearest lake seemed to be carnamah
I think I may have had a seniors moment I think the video was taken at Leeman not Lancelin.
cheers
Vic
Photos don't show the whole story though - pushing yachts through the boggy stuff out near the middle. Couldn't pick any surface colour change between hard and soggy, just had to take pot luck. Got unlucky a few times!
