February 27th, 2017
Really tough day - hammer gusts to 35 MPH, full 180 degree wind shifts in a split second. Great practice, however, and only makes anything less a walk in the park. . . By Tom KirkmanFebruary 13th, 2017
Breeze is on! A brief clip of a wet, but rewarding day out on the water learning how to sail the Weta. . (The camera doesn't do the nose dive at 15sec justice!)November 28th, 2016
15,000 acres of lake practically to ourselves It was cold, it was wet, it was FUN!November 21st, 2016
New sailor taking an informal lesson on the Weta. By Tom KirkmanNovember 16th, 2016
It was great to have NZ Para-Sailors Chris Sharp and Andrew May making their debut into Weta fleet racing. The conditions were just superb with a gusty 12-18 knots which was both challenging and tactical.November 10th, 2016
Day 03 of Paralympic Sailing Equipment Trial on the Weta Trimaran. Went out in 20+knot winds and a big sea state. Had lots of fun launching off the waves. Tried to stick the nose in but the hull kept popping back up. By Neil PattersonNovember 02nd, 2016
Para-Sailors Andrew May & Chris Sharp first attempts at righting a Weta!October 19th, 2016
After some gale force winds this weekend I finally went sailing on Sunday. Wasn't windy enough to capsize. I still had lots of fun. Port Phillip Bay MelbourneOctober 18th, 2016
Port Phillip Bay MelbourneOctober 13th, 2016
Day 2 - Chris Sharp testing the Weta in 15-20 Knots. Video editing by Steve CranchOctober 13th, 2016
Day 3 and beyond with Chris Sharp. Video editing by Steve CranchOctober 12th, 2016
Paralympic Sailors Andrew May & Chris Sharp test the Weta. Video editing by Steve Cranch