News about the UK Flying Fifteen fleet

As usual, I have been inundated (not) with content for next year's FF World. Please respond to this news and make it a deluge.

The class National Championships took place over 4 days in Portland. 50 boats signed in for the event and the early arrivals were greeted by Storm Nigel with lashing rain and high winds. After this there was excellent racing conditions out in Weymouth Bay until the next storm arrived on Saturday resulting in a wild and windy race in the harbour.

With South Cerny cancelling their event due to no wind (TBC if they hold an open later in the year) and Chew Inland Championships it is all change at the top of the leader board. 45 boats have now sailed at a Southern Travellers event this year with 17 attending two events or more.  
 

The open meeting which forms part of the Southern Traveller series has been cancelled due to the adverse weather forecast.

Like many of us, I can remember when you just turned up at an Open Meeting and sat it out, drinking coffee, until some wind appeared.

The UK Flying Fifteen Association (UKFFA) is looking forward to the event with four days of racing in Weymouth Bay, weather permitting.