GPS & Speed Sailing
The International Speed Windsurfing Class is the successor to the International Speedsurfing Association (2004-2007), which was administering the discipline of speed windsurfing on behalf of IFCA.
Effective May 2007, the ISWC became an ISAF international class, and thus is entitled to control all aspects of the sport and award the official world champion titles in the discipline of speed windsurfing.
The ISWC is a riders association, which means that the riders itself control the development of the sport. Beside the organizing people behind the scene, the executive committee is completed with the riders elected representatives. Its current and past members are the “crème de la crème” of Speedsurfing worldwide.
Speed sailing in Tasmania
Here are the current results of a GPS speed competition
that has been running. Below, is a summary sheet, and the best track
log results from each rider that has submitted an entry.
- Alistair Mills, Windsurfing Tasmania
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35.4knot
Anthony Perkins
31.3knot Ian Murray
30.0knot Rob Gordon
28.2knot Dave
Morehead
26.9knot Alistair
Mills
23.2knot Stuart
McKay
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Sail Numbers in Australia
The Australian Windsurfing Assoc. is recognised by the International Windsurfing Association (IWA), International Windsurfing Assoc's and Yachting Australia as the National Authority for issuing sail numbers for Australian Windsurfing classes/etc.
The “Sail Number Registration Policy” is available here...
