If you are planning to attend the CMWA regatta in Ottawa from July 29 to August 1st and cannot mail in your cheque before the early bird deadline of June 30th because of the postal strike, please send Suzanne Roberge an e-mail at roberge811@sympatico.ca before June 30th to let her know that you intend to be at the regatta. That way you will get the early bird discount and you can send your cheque once the mail is moving again. This will also help us to know how many people will attend and plan your event! Thank you.
The Notice of Race for the championship in Ottawa is now available on the Events page.
The latest CMWA newsletter is now available online here.
Andrée Gauthier was successful in finding a group of people interested in buying a Kona and they have arrived in Canada. The first big Kona One Design race will probably happen during our annuel masters championship in Ottawa. Stay tuned for more information.
The Notice of Race for the championship in Ottawa is now available on the Events page.
The latest CMWA newsletter is now available online here.
A few of our masters travelled to Miami Beach, Florida in November 2010 to compete in the Kona One Design World Championship. Here is an extract of an article by Andrée Gauthier that will be published in the Fall 2010 newsletter.
“This was a race where everyone is on the same board with the same sail design. It is considered one design racing and is well established in Sweden. The competitors ranged in ability from expert racers to entry-level first time competitors. Kona signifies is Fun, Family and Fair racing. I am very interested in starting a fleet here in Ontario, Québec and hopefully Canada. Brad Woodworth of Northern Ontario and Dominique Vallée of Québec have agreed to help. If you need to know more about Kona One Design go to www.kona-windsurfing.com. If you are interested in the Kona One Design please contact me at andree.gauthier@rogers.com. I would like to arrange a group purchase of the boards used at the Worlds in order to get a fleet price and more people on the board to start a fleet.”