Showing posts with label shorthanded. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shorthanded. Show all posts

Sunday, 8 May 2011

Shorthanded training at Holmsbu 2011

Tuesday, 3 May 2011

Holmsbu shorthanded training

The Holmsbu 2011 training was great this year - incredible weather and ok winds gave good training on the water both days. An incredible five (!) Elan 350s on the water this time - Silverminken was the lowest rated boat there (apart from a Jeanneau SO 35) - closest contenders were a Dufour 34, Pogo 8.50.


Happy sailors.
 Here's Silverminken on port heading into the the starboard boats right after the start of the second race.
 Here's a pic right after hoisting the spinnaker and before dowsing the jib.
Here's Silverminken racing against the Dufour 34.


I'll see if I can get a video posted as soon as possible - just need to get a rough edit done.

All pictures courtesy of Seilmagasinet.

Monday, 20 September 2010

Thursday, 6 May 2010

Tuesday, 4 May 2010

Shorthanded training in Holmsbu

We were at Holmsbu this weekend for the annual training session for shorthanded sailors. Great event, although the first day culminated with a 30 knot headwind. Got the sails down with no damage in the nick of time. Phew.

Here's a short video of Silverminken sailing in the beautiful weather the next day....


Saturday, 10 April 2010

...and she sails

I went out on the fjord today in the beautiful weather. Thought I'd motor off to meet up with the Formula 18 guys having a training weekend, and then attempt my first singlehanded sail with Silverminken back.

Here's a video of what it looked like. Awesome. Just have to gradually build shorthanded boathandling so that the assymetric comes out next time!