UKWA News

Speedweek 2012

The 40th Anniversary of Weymouth Speed Week was the host to the UKWA British Speed Championships sponsored by Spartan Wetsuits. Light winds for the first few days but they gradually built towards the end of the week.

Weymouth Formula report

And so the season draws to an end with the final showdown taking place at the ideal location of Weymouth. 

Bridlington Formula Report

Chris Bond reports: "The wind kicked in, sure enough, but was only blowing 9-12 knots in the morning meaning no shore dump and great flat racing conditions"

Freestyle at Wittering

Just to remind everyone, this coming weekend (22/23 Sept), we will be at West Wittering for the penultimate event in the series and everything is still to play for in all of the fleets.

UKWA on Sky

UKWA on Sky TV this weekend

Stena Line 4 - Formula

2pm on Saturday and it was blowing a steady 10 - 12 knots with a pretty flat sea and the sun shining - perfect formula conditions!

RS:X Transitional training Entry goes live

RS:X transitional training selection training begins soon, details here.

Robert Cartwright Trophy 2012

Nominations wanted for the Robert Cartwright Trophy award 2012, a perpetual trophy is awarded each autumn at the Youth & Masters Championships in Weymouth.

UKWA Crew at the Olympics

Some of the UKWA race crew volunteered to spend 2 weeks at Weymouth for the 2012 Olympics, it was a fantastic experience.

AGM minutes 2012

After the usual AGM matters there were a few things to report, the full minutes have everything and read on for some highlights.

Poole Slalom - Aug 2nd

Perhaps the lightish forecast put some off, but those that turned up enjoyed an excellent little session.

Rutland Marathon Report 2012

Rutland Marathon 2012-Light winds & plenty of pumping

Raceboard Open Training

Raceboard Training

Stena Line Cup - Mumbles FW

As I type this up, I am still suffering from the aches, pain and bruises of yet another fantastic weekend’s Formula racing.

Hayling's Friday slalom

We had pretty wild conditions during our Friday session, reminded me of racing in Fuerteventura