Select to expand quotefangman said..
Gobsmacked and beyond words! Absolutely sensational effort Kato!
Ross sorry I couldn't get the Fangy to 40 but it's soon to be a World Record fin with Martin's Atomic fins. Both were AWESOME
This last few weeks for Windsurfing have been epic...haven't looked at the winter games once. First (at least for me) was Woody's crazy fast, consistent and steadily improving Alphas, then Peter's (oversize Bogans) mega distance, then again Woody mega distance and Peters epic Alpha (not to mention many mortals getting countless PB's in the last few weeks) and now Kato smashing it out of the park. Deep respect to you guys. Pretty inspiring for an old rookie.
Simply amazing Craig and well done. Not only the distance but also an hour and alpha PB while doing the distance. Much respect.
Hey Craig,
Congratulation on your World Record. Superhuman efffort. Big respect for your achievement.
Well done Kato, fantastic effort. A world record for distance and two amazing PB's for your 1hr and Alpha, truly amazing! 
To put it into perspective: 5 Mile -> Canberra is ~850km. He sailed to Canberra. Amazing ! 
Select to expand quotejn1 said..
To put it into perspective: 5 Mile -> Canberra is ~850km. He sailed to Canberra. Amazing !
Couldn't go anywhere better?
amazing stuff.
Select to expand quotejn1 said..
To put it into perspective: 5 Mile -> Canberra is ~850km. He sailed to Canberra. Amazing !
Yes, but Kato's had to do a Gybe every 3km or so. So about 290 gybes? Probably a good thing as sailing on one tack for hundreds of km would be body destroying - ahhh, make that MORE body destroying.
Select to expand quotesailquik said..jn1 said..
To put it into perspective: 5 Mile -> Canberra is ~850km. He sailed to Canberra. Amazing !
Yes, but Kato's had to do a Gybe every 3km or so. So about 290 gybes? Probably a good thing as sailing on one tack for hundreds of km would be body destroying - ahhh, make that MORE body destroying.
Yes it does
