May 28, 2026

WAGS REPORT

DATE:  27/5/2026

WIND:  Zilch

COURSE: None

Where has the wind gone?

Only three starters finished last week and the wind was non-existent this week.

The only plus was we had plenty of rest time to stay up late to watch an exciting State of Origin. Sadly Queensland just missed out.

Next week’s long range weather report is shaping up to give us a decent sail so the backup WAGS team are raring to go to organise an interesting sail for you.

Don

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