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Old 10-08-2005, 09:45 PM   #1
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Will there ever be.............

any F3 Rib racing again?

Would be quite interetested personally.

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Old 10-08-2005, 09:48 PM   #2
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Is F3 the equivalent to 1.3 litre, ie, 90hp?
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Old 10-08-2005, 09:55 PM   #3
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Yep 2 stoke 90hp

Green 2 Stroke or 4 stroke 115hp

min length 5.6m

I think, but will stand corrected.

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Hi Martin,

I think it's just like class III 1.3 - it's not stopped officially, it's just that there isn't anyone entering the class. The only way of reviving it would be to get some others to join in - might be worth starting a little campaign on Ribnet and see what happens?
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Got just the boat for that ..

Do get enquiries every now and again about F3 RIBs - but perhaps a case of no one wanting to commit and be the first to say they are going to do it!
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would F3 now be F2 as now F2 is F1
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Thanks for the info.

Maybe its time to start a revolution from my Rib

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We should talk.
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You becoming a ribnobba?
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Just thinking about the whole 1.3 thing.
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i think i could be interested in the 1.3 thing too.. sounds cheaper than f2 er f1
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I think there could be some mileage in a combined 1.3L offshore / RIB class.

It maybe time to think about the rules and it maybe a case of changing the capacities to give a better engine choice. If it was a new National class then rules can be re-written if need be.

One of the things must be to keep costs down and also give a good range of boats competing. I think one of the main reasons that the class (offshore) eventually died was the cost side and the dominance of the last Mannerfelt boat that raced - as originally built for John Miller, expensive boat but too good for the class and the rest of the fleet.

Don't quite know how you would achieve this. It may take some lateral thinking and whislt never wishing to limit development the 1.3l class needs to be affordable and open as far as possible.
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Don't quite know how you would achieve this. .
Quite easy when you are re-writing the rule book, exclude what you dont want to run. Wont be the last time things get changed to exclude something. It's only paper, not tablets of stone brought down from mount Sinai. If there were people out there competing then 3 years notice but there ain't, So there is IMHO a blank sheet of paper from which to start .
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I reckon that a joint 1.3L/Rib class would have some mileage.

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Certainly as from my role as chairman of ORDA (Offshore Racing Drivers Association) I'm sure as a club we would love to see such a class forming and would be very supportive.

I would imagine we could work well with the RYA on this - but it does need firm support from likely competitors before we can really progress.
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For info these were the runners and riders for the 3B Worlds in Sweden.


B-4 Jonas Gustafsson / Fredrik Gustafsson, Finland
B-7 Ronny Sundsdahl / Evelyn Byvold, Norway
B-17 Andreas N Ugland / Terje Engesland, Norway
B-25 Morten Olaussen / Kristian Keller, Norway
B-29 Andersh Pettersen / Jonas Nelson, Norway
B-31 Martin N Twist / Erik Schjerpen, Norway
B-38 JanMorten Gustavsen / Kjersti Gravdal, Norway
B-51 Morgan Spro / Roar Nilsen, Norway
B-60 Micke & Marie Bengstssons
B-70 Frode Sørensen / Simen Andreassen, Norway
B-71 Peter Forsberg / Johan Standwerth, Sweden
B-83 Daniel Svenson / Joakim Kumlin, Sweden
B-92 Stig Yngve knutsen / Svend Aasvik, Norway
B-130 Peter Hellström / Anders Zettergren, Sweden
B-155 Niklas Sundberg / Robert Löfström, Sweden
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Does a P18 fit?
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Old 05-09-2005, 04:36 PM   #19
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Here is some pictures from that event.
http://www.pickla.se/vm2005.htm


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For info these were the runners and riders for the 3B Worlds in Sweden.


B-4 Jonas Gustafsson / Fredrik Gustafsson, Finland
B-7 Ronny Sundsdahl / Evelyn Byvold, Norway
B-17 Andreas N Ugland / Terje Engesland, Norway
B-25 Morten Olaussen / Kristian Keller, Norway
B-29 Andersh Pettersen / Jonas Nelson, Norway
B-31 Martin N Twist / Erik Schjerpen, Norway
B-38 JanMorten Gustavsen / Kjersti Gravdal, Norway
B-51 Morgan Spro / Roar Nilsen, Norway
B-60 Micke & Marie Bengstssons
B-70 Frode Sørensen / Simen Andreassen, Norway
B-71 Peter Forsberg / Johan Standwerth, Sweden
B-83 Daniel Svenson / Joakim Kumlin, Sweden
B-92 Stig Yngve knutsen / Svend Aasvik, Norway
B-130 Peter Hellström / Anders Zettergren, Sweden
B-155 Niklas Sundberg / Robert Löfström, Sweden
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"B4" is an interesting design. You can't have too big a wing!

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