Speed Sunday - Offers Mailing List

by Race Team 15. May 2012 07:43

Sign up to the Speed Sunday Offers Newsletter, The Newsletter is a weekly event with all the Offers being Online Exclusives only and most running for a Week Only.  Featured in the Newsletter will be primarily Offers we have on certain lines, New Products coming into stock, Offers on Sails, Covers, Class Spares etc..

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New Speed Sails Buckles For Sale

by Race Team 10. November 2010 21:01

Our quick release buckle takes the hassle out of packing up your boat - simply push the specially moulded connector fittings together to ‘click’ home. Easy!

Now for sale in 20mm or 25mm via our website www.speedsails.co.uk

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Speed Sails at the 2010 Bartley Burn Out

by Race Team 10. November 2010 04:11

A light northerly shifting breeze made for tough sailing for handicap racing sponsored by Speed Sails, 2 races were sailed with the fleet split into Fast and Slow fleet starts.

In the first race the 3 Merlin Rockets and the Phantom of Mike Tustin romped ahead leaving the Slow Fleet trailing far behind as the breeze died. Matt Biggs crewed by Ben Hollis in his Merlin established a 3 minute lead over Andy and Richie Adams whilst Richard Dee and Chris duelled with Mike Tustin in his Phantom. The Albacore of Neville Herbert finished 4th on handicap.

The slow fleet had a closer tussle between the Bartley Streaker of Debbie Degge leading the Solo’s of Brian Stammers and Graham Robinson over the line.

The second race started in a reasonable breeze and Matt Biggs tussled with Andy enjoyed another Merlin benefit with a very close finish and Richard Dee followed in 3rd place. The Albacore again came through on handicap in 4th place.

The slow fleet slide further back as the wind faded after Fast Fleet leaders finished their race. This led to more mixed results in the fleet with Solo’s leading the way on handicap with Dave Brand winning race 2 from Trevor Thomas but Debbie Degge scraped in to win overall from Brian Stammers and Graham Robinson.

Mike Biggs won overall with 2 first places after a very good display of light weather sailing.

The Junior Fleet was led home by Crispin Beaumont and Nick Wilson sailing a Feva whose race included 2 Feva’s starting on an advantageous port tack on a busy start line in the first race and nearly succeeding in clearing the fleet in a slower boat. Crispin and Nick finished a creditable 8th overall.

Overall Results:

Slow Fleet

 

PosBoat TypeSail noHelmClubPYR1R2Pts
1 Streaker 1688 Debbie Degge Bartley 1155 1 6 7
2= Solo 4196 Brian Stammers Bartley 1155 2 5 7
2= Solo 4301 Graham Robinson Bartley 1155 5 2 7
4 Solo 4236 Dave Brand Bartley 1155 8 1 9
5 Streaker 1697 Peter Colliers Bartley 1155 3 8 11
6 Solo 4015 Trefor Thomas Bartley 1155 9 3 12
7 Laser 165537 Steve Thomas Bartley 1080 6 10 16
8 Feva 2755 Crispin Beaumont Bartley 1189 4 13 17
9 Laser 193194 Garry Butter Bartley 1080 7 11 18
10 Laser 6545 Rob Barnes Bartley 1080 10 12 22
11 Feva 2680 Megan Davis Bartley 1189 11 15 26
12 Solo 3279 Pete Hadley Bartley 1155 12 15 27
13 GP14 13846 John Cheel Bartley 1127 13 15 28
14= Laser 2000 21609 Pete Isherwood Chase 1090 15 14 29
14= Feva 2678 James Roe Bartley 1189 14 15 29

Fast Fleet

 

PosBoat TypeSail NoHelmClubPYR1R2Pts
1 Merlin 3705 Matt Biggs Blithfield 1006 1 1 2
2 Merlin 3684 Speed Sails Chase 1006 2 3 5
3 Merlin 3610 Richard Dee Midland 1006 4 2 6
4 Albacore 7143 Neville Herbert Maidenhead 1065 3 4 7
5 Phantom 1325 Mike Tustin Bowmoor 1010 5 6 11
6 Super Nova 687 Mike Gibson Bartley 1063 7 5 12
7 Phantom 1243 Paul Lester Bartley 1010 6 7 13
8 Fireball 14682 Neil Wilkinson Shustoke 982 8 8 16
9 Albacore 6956 Mat Metcalve Smith Ogston 1065 9 9 18
10 Phantom 1225 Andrew Hemfrey Bartley 1010 13 10 23
11 RS400 1063 Guy Mason Bartley 950 11 5 16
12 RS200 383 Chris Bownes Bartley 1057 10 17 27
13 Super Nova 1015 Ken Saunders Bartley 1063 16 11 27
14 Merlin 3492 Steve Ward Bartley 1016 15 12 27
15 RS400 1201 Neil Peacock Bartley 950 14 13 27
15 RS400 751 Howard Eeles Bartley 950 12 22 34
15 Laser 4000 4444 Sam Knight Bartley 908 21 14 35
16 505 8526 Olly Hopkins Draycote 902 19 16 35
17 RS200 1184 Ed Badger Bartley 1057 17 19 36
18= Iso 1024 Lyndon Gommersall Bartley 926 18 20 38
18= RS600 887 Jason Mcdonnell Bartley 920 20 18 38

 

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Flying Fifteen Worlds Qualifier at Ullswater Yacht Club

by sales 29. June 2010 23:04

Yet more Sailing action for the www.speedsails.co.uk team and this time around we were was involved in the Flying Fifteen Worlds Qualifier at Ullswater Yacht Club.  In a fleet consisting of 33 Boats, we came in a respectable position of 12th.  

"As the England football team prepared to play Germany in their final World Cup game, a showdown of a different kind was taking place on Ullswater at the Flying Fifteen Open Meeting and World Qualifier event. Going into the fifth and final race on Sunday afternoon, three boats had a chance of winning and despite chalking up only one first compared to his rivals’ two, consistency won the event for Graham Vials and Chris Turner of Derwent Reservoir SC, counting 1, 2, 3, 3"

Read on for full article:

http://www.yachtsandyachting.com/news/?article=152544

Full Results Table:

http://www.ullswateryachtclub.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=nt2KPoTK2AQ%3d&tabid=163&mid=517

For all your Flying 15 Dinghy class spares be sure to check out our extensive stock at www.speedsails.co.uk

 

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SpeedSails Flying Fifteen Tuning Guide

by Race Team 1. January 2010 23:56

Speed Sails have put together this tuning guide to help you set your boat up close to its ideal settings. These settings should be regarded as a starting point for fine tuning as individual boats and crews may need to alter them slightly for best performance. When you have your boat set up, remember to mark everything so that the settings can be reproduced quickly.

SpeedSails Flying Fifteen Tuning Guide

For all your Flying 15 Dinghy class spares be sure to check out our extensive stock at www.speedsails.co.uk

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Sails : Flying Fifteen

by Race Team 1. January 2010 22:50

Speed Sails have a wealth of experience in the Flying 15 class including winning the UK National title. The Speed Flying 15 sails use this experience plus information gathered from over 25 years of producing championship winning sails to make sure that they provide excellent performance in all conditions.

SAILS:    

Mainsail: Manufactured from NEW Contender RS5 cloth. Sail comes complete with battens, sailnumbers, saibag etc. Please specify mast type when ordering sail.

Genoa: Speed Sails offer a choice of genoas, both manufactured from the NEW Contender RS5 cloth. The G1 genoa is our standard genoa. We also manufacture a flatter G2 sail for inland and lightweight sailors.

Spinnaker: Maunfactured from AirX 700. Two cuts of sail are available - the S1 is the standard spinnaker while the S2 is a flatter option available for lighter crews. Both have a radial foot to provide extra stability in the sail while reaching. Please specify whether chute or bags are used

Speed Flying Fifteen Tuning Guide: Click Here

SPARS:

We have a stock of both Superspar M2 and Proctor Epsilon sleeved masts in the workshop.

They are available either as bare masts or fully rigged.

We also keep a supply of boom and spinnaker poles, and manufacture replacement shrouds, kickers etc.

Visit us online at www.speedsails.co.uk

 

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Speed Sails The Winning Edge....

Founded in 1981 www.speedsails.co.uk have been making championship winning sails for over 25 years. With victories in classes ranging from 505s and Flying 15s to winning 5 consecutive Optimist nationals Speed Sails have repeatedly given boats the winning edge.