Sailed at Henley Midmar YC on Midmar Dam, South Africa
With the water quality in Durban Harbour remaining foul and making launching of Flying Fifteen’s a significant health hazard, it was decided to relocate much of the fleet one hour inland to Midmar Dam, thus exchanging the country’s best offshore sailing waters for the best fresh-water sailing on offer.
October 5th/6th at SNEH SC on the Plate Taile
The Belgian Flying Fifteen Championship took place on Saturday October 5th and Sunday October 6th at the SNEH SC on the Plate Taille lake. Click for full report
All items were approved
The FFI Ballot was completed on 7 July 2024 and all items were approved.
ITEM 1: Changes to the Class Rules regarding issuing of original Measurement Certificate are subject to approval by World Sailing, once they approve the changes they will come into effect on 1 March 2025.
The items related to the FFI Constitution and Championship Regulations can come into effect immediately and will be updated on the FFI website very shortly.
The response to the ballot was 25% of the voting members, this compares with 50% who voted in the 2021 ballot. Thank you to all who took the trouble to participate.
February 2024 edition has a new home
The latest edition of FF World produced by the UK association (but welcoming from all over the F15 world) is belatedly online.
The channel we have used in the past to publish FF World has now brought in a document size limit which now means we cannot use that any more.
The February 2024 edition is available to download from this news item. Just click to obtain the full entry.
19th-22nd June
A very competitive championships despite the lower than usual numbers. Graham Vialls and Chris Turner ended up worthy champions (again!). Read the full report for race by race details.