The downside was 2 GPS's (navi) not functioning like they should... OK one was on low battery, but the other is still jammed (not working, but showing something on display)

Another negative experience, at one point I was standing in 1.30m deep water and noticed my hair was still dry. Interesting on a 80ltrs board, I think 60 seconds later I was going crosswind at about 30kn and my fin got stuck in a bunch of roots (small tree). I forwarded and this time my RS:Slalom survived without any scratch. I swimmed to the fin and saw the fin cutted for 75% the roots. After the session I discovered my trailingedge was broken/bended due the big forces. Interesting was the leading edge is still perfect. Also interesting this fin still did 37kn :P

Just got a email from Sarah Hebert about the Orange Speed Crossing, also Sonntag-fins.com has a nice article about this. What a good performance, the SL-S seems to do it all long-distance, slalom and speed ;)... One design.

Lets hope tommorow will be another great day!!! The falcon 79 has again some serious damage after today so this one will be out of order for a while, the bottom has a new crack. Maybe I take the Falcon 262 for a spin (it should be repaired properly first), or my amazing falcon 91 tommorow. It doesn't really matter, I know it will be FUN and good training.

todays results: http://www.gps-speedsurfing.com/?mnu=user&val=58925&uid=870