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I would say that this statement has nailed it. End plate and lift benefits, a sneak peak at the future of not just A's but all foilers. Well done Wayne. Edit: Maybe Doug can come up with the name!!

Too true, you can see that all the leaves have been blown of those trees! :)

Good luck with sorting everything out PJ. You don't know me but I have always admired your work. You actually do things while others talk about it. I respect that, actions speak louder then words and the only thing worse than failing is not giving it a go in the first place. I hope you give...

Sorry for not giving credit for this but I don't know who is responsible. Love your work whoever you are.

Edit above: This is Disney World!! Any thing can happen.

Patriot (well done for a massive effort) must be getting sore necks looking over their shoulder right about now!....

Ps: That aft cabin on Macif is pretty cool. Imagine the view out of those windows!!

I just wanted to give a thumbs up to Doug Lord. You show am unwavering passion for your chosen subject that deserves admiration not condemnation. Wether your theories on the incredibly complex subject of foiling are proven right or wrong should not matter. Your dedication to pursue, discuss...

Have another look at that recent video you posted with the foiling kite, Moth and M32? Conventional but very quick.

Sensational effort from the design and build team, you dared to go beyond the 'what if and the 'could we?'........ Trickle down has just dribbled down the front of my shirt!

A question for Rob. In light winds, say tacking up a very narrow channel or in some racing situations, what happens if you just tack and leave the main to windward?

Very nice website, well done. The new 60 looks fantastic and I particularly like the way the wheel can be flipped to the inside. I think I am being converted.

Thanks a whole bunch and love the reason given. Fun......That is plenty enough reason, well done Waterlust. Two surprises for me were the height of the board (that Kite looked so stable) And the height of the M32 (maybe one sail is more efficient upwind than two) Would love to see more footage.

Great post Colin D and pretty much my thoughts. This is the SA editors own words about what Sailing Anarchy is: The currently available sailing publications and web sites are often filled with stories that are something less than insightful. Oh sure you can read from some expert on how to win...

Un-stayed rig was mentioned. Maybe a good safety feature.

Att: Charlie Hime. As requested for the shirt. Facebook pages liked. Intnl Moth Worlds, US Moth Assoc., SA, Sperry. Line honors, S.S.C.B.C, Adventures of a Sailor Girl, Torresen Marine, Velocitek and Charlie Hebdo. Note sent to CNN (You need to be accountable for your media boat running over...

My hat needs to be the large size please Clean.

I find it very sad indeed to see the level of whinging going on here. This is ground breaking, warts and all coverage of a sensational event and it is FREE. (to us) The SA team must be in a state of shock to be getting this response from some of you so called anarchists. Constructive...

Port Gybe hurting BJ and Rags at the moment. Rio nailed the corner but it is going to get light in Storm Bay me thinks. Cancel that and blame it on the tracker.

I must say, this is the first phone advert that has ever interested me. Nice one and thanks all concerned.