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New Yahoo Group for the RS Feva dinghy sailors

by Richard Sutherland-Smith on 29 Jan 2014
RS Feva launch - Wakatere Boating Club November 10, 2013 Richard Gladwell www.photosport.co.nz

A new Yahoo Group has been set up to encourage the sailing and development of the RS Feva double handed dinghy in New Zealand. It is hoped that this will lead to class racing fleets.

There are 38 boats spread around the NZ Sea Cadet groups in New Zealand, while there are also boats known to be at Royal Akarana, Wanganui, Evans Bay and Wakatere.

Those wishing to join this group should go to: fevanz-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
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