- Written by FFIWA_webmaster
- Published: 22 Feb 2020
The Notice of Race for the 2020 WA Flying Fifteen State Championships to be held at Easter from Fremantle Sailing Club is now available here ---> Flying 15 State Championship 2020 NOR_Final
Posted in Fremantle 2020, Latest news, Upcoming events
- Written by FFIWA_webmaster
- Published: 15 Feb 2020
The Notice of Race for the Pre-States regatta to be held on Melville Water West on March 21 and 22, 2020 has been published and can be downloaded from here ---> Flying 15 Pre State Regatta 2020 NOR.
Sailing instructions will be available from the RFBYC website from Wednesday 18 March, 2020.
Posted in Latest news, Upcoming events
- Written by FFIWA_webmaster
- Published: 06 Feb 2020
Come and join us on March 6 and have some fun while raising funds for the upcoming World Championships. Advanced ticket purchase is required to attend.
When: Friday 6 March
Where: Perth Dinghy Sailing Club
Time: 7.30pm to 10.30pm
Entry: $25 per person
Includes: Two games of bingo,entertainment, prizes and competitions.
Host: Jon Lennon
On the night:
- Bring your own food
- Cash bar (FFIWA)
- Gold coins for competition entry
- No BYO drinks
Advanced ticket purchase is required to attend. Tickets can be purchased via Eventbrite using this link :–> https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/flying-fifteen-worlds-fundraising-event-tickets-93006445783
For enquiries, please contact:
Kristine Pettersson
E: kristine.p@westnet.com.au
M: 0428 669 154
John Hassen
E: hasman@iinet.net.au
M: 0418 947 544
Posted in Latest news, Upcoming events
- Written by FFIWA_webmaster
- Published: 19 Jan 2020
After 9 heats sailed over 4 days, Queenslanders Ashley Smith and Adam Kingston have won the 2020 Australian Flying Fifteen Championships in Sake.
Runners up were Victorians Stephen Fries and Richard Machin in Surprise by GiverAUS.
West Australians came in third and fourth - Peter Rooke and Paul Dunbar from SoPYC sailing Fflashpoint sneaking in one point ahead of John Wilson and Matt Summers, also from SoPYC in Ffast Lane 4, who came home in a rush with bullets in each of the last two races.
Karen and Russell Dawes from SoPYC sailing Second Breakfast finished a creditable 10th in the 20-strong fleet.
Reports for each of the days have been posted on the FFIA and FFI websites. See the links below.
Races 1 and 2 were sailed on Monday Jan 13 in challenging conditions - see the report here.
Races 3 and 4 sailed on Tuesday Jan 14 were sailed in slightly more forgiving conditions - see the report here.
Races 5 and 6 were sailed on Wednesday Jan 15 in lighter winds - see the report here.
Races 7 and 8 were sailed on Friday Jan 17 - see the report here.
The final race was sailed on Saturday Jan 18 - see the report here.
Full results can be viewed here.
Posted in 58th National Championships 2020 - Brisbane, Latest news