Think you'll do it Claude, Snides had about 150km I think, we've helped a bit by knocking the pit crew back a point.

So I think you and Steve have put WA back on top.

NIce work Claude & Snides!  The distance masters do it again!

Steve that was a great result for you, I found the conditions very hard and had a smaller sail. Congratulations on the distance. Were you able to sail all of the squalls? some were preeety fierce!

Well done Steve on the distance, it was trying conditions out there with the gusts.

Thanks for double checking on me when my harness safety latch came open out in the middle of the boat channel, waiting for enough wind to water start buggered me for session.

Evets...yeah except the 1 when i first hit the water....i had rigged in 10knots and hit the water right on cue with a 22 plus gust coming through i struggled back to shore with my tail between my legs while nebbs vanished into the distance,when i got back i crawled- stuffed up the beach to hear bender say HTFU! i was stuffed and i had 1200meters on the clock!!!!

anyway i waited 5 mins and the gust was gone and away i went..

Elmo,yep it was def a handful especially towards the end when the gusts where coming more regulary

i ended up doing the old tail walk with the arms fully in the brace posistion more times than i care to remember,should of been on the 5.8 even the 5 for a fair chunk of the day but really didnt find the time to come back to shore as i never knew when or if the wind was going to switch off.

i was only aiming for 95k's as this would of (with Claudes 95) in theory given us a good shot at top for the month,how ever i had no idea how the wind was going in perth so i kept going.

gee r u sure u r not sponsored by weatbix. Great effort guys. snides u and claude must get a bit bored doing big k's. my mind begins to wonder after 2hrs sailing

Crash man - r u on the rig or still in Mandurah?

I can vouch for snides and tail walking. While being fuuully lit on my 7.7m and mid tail walk i glanced down wind and there was Snides. The only way i could tell it was him was by the Starboard man on the bottom of his Isonic 105 as he was tail dancing majorly. Today was tough and involed slogging, tail dancing and everything in between. Well done SRM quality effort once again.

would of posted if i was in town. on the rig living the dream haa?.Tahts a big talent pool u have there danzy.

I feel ashamed to have said "nah cant be arsed!" Top effort by all you guys you deserve top spot.

Top effort Snides,Claude some big ks again.

hey crasher..def not sponsored by weetbix would be good to be sponsored by maccas though as i invest in them significantly....had my large cappo and 2 hash browns for breakfast on the way down to crabville

your right about it being boring sailing distance, i wont do it unless it benefiets the team, Claude and i spoke while i was on the road and we where both up for it...would of been a shit load easier yesterday on small gear hunting the gusts for  better peak speeds which i recon i would of got than sailing hours on end conserving energy and trying to stay warm..