^ have you noticed now he and Karo van Tonder's husband are spitting image of each other?
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Tom Luedecki is still shredding, but on a Wing Ding on the Gold Coast
That's good. My first slalom board was a Luedecki Tri concave, loved it. He also wrote a "how to jibe "article which was simple and got me turning after 2 yrs of trying.
I never did Formula 42 racing so went looking for more info online and found the class rules on Aus Windsurfing website:
www.windsurfing.org/files/rules/Formula_42.pdf
Guess they raced the longboards when winds were light and slalom when wind was stronger?
Did formula boards replace this class format?
Seen Phil Mcgain sailing Hookipa the last few weeks, on an old single fin, barely sailing for 30 minutes. Not for lack of fitness by the look of him.
Select to expand quoteAUS4 said..
Adam Quinn
Tom Luedecke
Mike Nelson
Phil McGain
Nathan Bowness
Greg Cacace
Was Adam Quinn from Lake Macquarie?
Select to expand quotegavnwend said..
^^^^
That's what nearly 50 years of windsurfing does to you!
Phil was into triathlons last time I saw him, I think, and still very fit.
Select to expand quoteChris 249 said..gavnwend said..
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That's what nearly 50 years of windsurfing does to you!
Phil was into triathlons last time I saw him, I think, and still very fit.
Phil is Awesome,great for the sport.l remember seeing him sailing formula in Maui in 40 knots squalls on a big sail most of us would be struggling on a sub 5 MTR sail.He is fit as a Fiddle.
Select to expand quotesboardcrazy said..AUS4 said..
Adam Quinn
Tom Luedecke
Mike Nelson
Phil McGain
Nathan Bowness
Greg Cacace
Was Adam Quinn from Lake Macquarie?
From Booragul. Sailed with Marmong Point club.
Select to expand quoteaus201 said..sboardcrazy said..AUS4 said..
Adam Quinn
Tom Luedecke
Mike Nelson
Phil McGain
Nathan Bowness
Greg Cacace
Was Adam Quinn from Lake Macquarie?
From Booragul. Sailed with Marmong Point club.
I thought so . I went to school with his sister.. I must have seen him on the water but I didn't realise the connection.
