Nice NM, Remi, and a really impressive 2sec given how choppy it was in those big gusts.

very impresive mate on that size board

fantastic speed and great pb Remi, it takes legs and balls to do a mile at 29 in today's conditions

29kts for a NM?!??! Damn your quick! My 7.7 was a bit much, but the 6.3 looked a bit small as I arrived at 5:30. 

You need more sails

Great PB Remi and excellent results as always. Later on you should set up a coaching clinic. Good going too George. We will have to head up to the Central Coast in the new year a bit.

Nice work Remi... very impressive!

Does anyone know where I can get  MUF Delta fin in a rush for christmas? Would like to have a go at Budgewoi (again as last time my finw was too deep to go in the shallows), and my wife wants to get me one for Christmas. Prob a bit late now.

That would be great to borrow that one George. I will also contact Mick Kay to look into buying one. Anyone got contact details?

I previously looked into a MUF, and I think my research revealed the 21 slalom (instead of speed which I believe spins out more easily) was ideal for me (in tuttle). Want to use it in a isonic 97 for sail range of 5.8-7.0. I would prefer something a little larger and better upwind and compromise with a little more drag than to have a small fin that I am cursing when I try to go upwind. Does that sound right or has something changed in the last year?

Just texted him. Thanks Inigo!

Adrian, I have a spare one that I keep for the DDs, it's a 21, was donated by Johnny Miller the Budgewoy legend and I repaired it. I used that size with 84 ltrs board and 6.2/5.4 sails and it was very good even in chop. I am sure you can use it with larger sails and boards. If you come to Kyeemagh today or next time it's sailable you can borrow it. You can msg me 0403 859 264

And it looks like Remi's mile includes a jibe ! if you expand the link you can see that it starts parallel with the runway, then there is a wide jibe and the run back to Kyeemagh...