Without him, the viability of the sport will slowly deteriorate and the consumer's options will be compromised. I never entered a race I didn't think I could win. This applies to Windwing as well. Of course, I didn't win all the races, but after a while I started winning more than I lost. You're seeing it now, at Windwing.
Race sails that again are setting new standards.
Wave sails that are more than just strong. This is what we do and this is what I expect. We don't always get the customer, but our customer always gets a great value and our friendly, honest service. I've competed internationally as a speed sailor and done OK as an amateur racer in slalom and course racing, but that doesn't make a good sail. What makes a good sail is knowledge, combined with a sense of moderation, the ability to put yourself in the footstraps of the user, objectivity and testing.