Musto Skiff Victorian State Titles 2018 Port Melbourne Yacht Club (PMYC) AUS
The Victorian 2018 MUSTO Skiff State Titles were scheduled for March, but due to bad weather were rescheduled to the 24th and 25th of November. Murphy, however, struck again and as the fleet headed down to PMYC the forecast was again unfavourable with 20-25 knot winds and big seas.
ACO 9th MUSTO Skiff World Championship 2018 – Equipment Inspection Report
At the end of each World Championship the International Class Association receives a report from the event Measurer. Read more on the Equipment Inspection Report.
2018 Worlds Day 6: Newman Wins the Worlds on a Big Breeze Day
Four races on a windy final day of the ACO MUSTO Skiff World Championship held the potential for all kinds of place changing, but Jon Newman kept his nerve to win a second world title in this demanding singlehander.
2018 Worlds Day 5: Blairgowrie Delivers Four Seasons in One Afternoon
The race was on to get the ACO MUSTO Skiff World Championship back on schedule with the prospect of four races today.
2018 Worlds Day 4: Bigger Breeze in Store for Musto Skiff Finale
Weather forecasts suggest the final two days of the ACO MUSTO Skiff World Championship could be windy in Blairgowrie, Australia. What effect that has on the outcome of the regatta, we’ll have to wait and see.
2018 Worlds Day 3: Phillips Fires Two Bullets To Home In On Newman
It was a long wait for the thermal breezes to settle their differences, but three more races took place in the late afternoon of day three of the ACO MUSTO Skiff World Championship in Blairgowrie, Australia.
2018 Worlds Day 2: Yellow Musto Jersey Goes To Newman After Tricky Opening Day
They had to wait a day for the wind to settle, but the competitors enjoyed a fantastic day’s racing on day two of the ACO MUSTO Skiff World Championship in Blairgowrie, Australia.
2018 Worlds Day 1: Big Breeze forces Big Boys into Baby Boats
Winds gusting up to 30 knots meant no racing for day one of the ACO MUSTO Skiff World Championship in Blairgowrie, Australia. At least, not grown-up racing.
