This weekend sailing with Adam McGovern I completed the 24 hour race with no brakes or change over�s.
By completing the event we have managed to raise about �1500 once the sponsorship for Sail 4 Cancer. With this in mind will merlin sailors who sponsored me please give me the promised money at Parkstone this weekend or the Inlands.
There is the option to donate directly online but am not sure where or how that works.
Thanks for all your support for Sail4Cancer.
Posted: 17/09/2007 17:59:00 By: Chris Robinson |
Chris failed to mention that they also finished second overall.
Well done, boys!
Posted: 17/09/2007 21:24:41 By: Pip |
The link to where you donate online is below (I think this is it!):
http://www.sail4cancer.org/news_detail.php?newsid=346
Posted: 18/09/2007 09:32:28 By: Jen |
Prefere it if people who promised money dont use that link because I will not be able to keep track of who has paid or not.
Posted: 18/09/2007 18:49:16 By: Chris Robinson |
HI Chris, can you email me with your address and I'll put a cheque in the post...and let me know how much, can't remember!!
Posted: 19/09/2007 09:34:46 By: Lucy |
How many time did you S**t in your sailing kit? I'll pay up at inlands.
Posted: 19/09/2007 13:49:47 By: Yuck |
Non. It was only 24 hours. Anyway it was not my sailing kit. I borrowed it off my new housemate.
Posted: 19/09/2007 18:32:55 By: Chris Robinson |
Some stats
Total distance 102nm
Max Speed 9.5kt
Avg Speed 4.2kt
Posted: 02/10/2007 20:29:51 By: Robinson |
Well done Chris and Adam!
Sailing a GP for an hour is bad enough but 24!!!
I realy hope there is a washing machine in your house!
Posted: 02/10/2007 23:52:08 By: Pat Blake |
Will put some money in an RNLI box for your efforts?? Well done Boys!! PS Pat? Sailed Daddy`s GP14 on Sunday at HSC and came 5th ouy of 18 Damn those travelling people cos HSC Actually managed 2nd and 5th so the old tubs arent too bad but I must admiy they do need bigger kites??
Posted: 03/10/2007 01:01:25 By: ALLLLEEEZZZZZZZZZZZZZ |
Yeah, perhaps change the hulls too.....
Posted: 03/10/2007 09:43:02 By: Mags |
102nm - just over 1 10 millionth of a metre - quite impressive.
or did you mean nautical miles (nmi, naut mi or NM)!
Well done, that is impressive.
Posted: 03/10/2007 13:36:17 By: National Physical Laboratory, Teddington |
Deepy is that you ;-)
Posted: 03/10/2007 14:10:15 By: Captain Ross |
Nope - I'm not that much of a geek!
Posted: 03/10/2007 14:15:43 By: deepy |
Not me either! (and I probably am that much of a geek)
Posted: 03/10/2007 15:58:35 By: Andrew M |
