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Home › 2011 St. Francis YC Heavy Weather Laser Slalom ›

2011 St. Francis YC Heavy Weather Laser Slalom

2011 St. Francis YC Heavy Weather Laser Slalom

With 25 knot breezes on San Francisco Bay, Peter Shope overcame the physical demands of the course and a talented fleet that included Olympic gold medalist Anna Tunnicliffe and Scott Ferguson. Video by Vince Casalaina

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