The Dutchies have not only raised it they have packed it up and taken it home with them!
forum.windsurfing.nl/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=13864982&start=60
Translation
"Jacques has a NR (NMile) of 78.9 km / h (42.6 knots!) hazards. Bizarre! The 80 comes into view, what a performance under these conditions. Here's what the positive result of competition. The bar is always set higher!
Jaques also has an average of around 83.65 are! I believe they are now driving home. In any case reported this Robert who she is meegereden (Jacques and HansKr).
Tribute to such benefits under such harsh conditions tramantana!"
Looks like it blew up to 40 knots.
it is amazing, wonder whether the efforts into the NM were motivated by the GPSTC, or how much motivation the GPSTC has meant for them?
hats of to the dutch guys for some awesome speeds.
its easy to assume they are a team of supermen!!
however i suspect the playing field may not be exactly level (so to speak)
it seems every post is better than the previous with not many posts (?) less than 40knots it seems...i would like to see them match slowy through the melville slop but
Lets hope all of Europe has a long freezing winter so these pricks can sit on their hands whilst we cut loose!!!
OK then lets get this right for a start slating Europe and trying to curse us with a cold windless winter your the one being a prick.
At the end of the day i don't like what these boys are doing! But they are showing commitment dedication and passion for something that goes to a new level.
So on that note stick it where the sun don't shine PRICK!!!!
Swags ... the end of August is looking sweet for WK, you 'll have to do a road trip with your team and get 40 on the dial, then you can relax a little.
At the end of the day if I were to judge someone from one comment said in jest or not that would make me a bit of an idiot.
And yes my humour can be very dark,very dry, very subtle with a tad of sarcasm just to mix it up a bit.
Personally I more worried about the cold when I have to work on a roof in it not on the water.
Laters....