The Topper RTG at Weymouth was a fun medium to light wind weekend with a touch of sunshine!

NS2 could have gone better for the CullenBros but as always we try and take the learnings from the event

On the agenda for the 3 weeks was windsurfing, winging and surfing (along with some food poisoning which was the only thing that slowed us down) – we were going to make the most of the time in this great spot!

After not skiing for 2 years, the Cullen family were ready for a getaway. At the end of the week beginning of the 10^th February, we packed our helmets and gloves, got on the plane and headed off for what we already knew would be one of the most fun, best week of our lives. We absolutely love the mountains!

In the summer I was lucky enough to sail a waszp for the first time whilst being coached by the experienced Jaz Boote and here are some things I learnt. 

Very quickly after the worlds, me and my brother where back in the UK for the WPNSA Topper Nationals.

In the invitational Waszp Training in the Athena Pathway, on the 5th – 6th of October,

In Mar Menor, Spain I was fortunate enough to take part in the Topper Worlds 2024.

Learnt about manoeuvres we learnt a lot about dirty air and how far it actually travels and we touched on fitness 

In Spain the wind was light enough for rig 360s and heli-tacks I didn’t go very fast but it was good for developing my light wind beach start.

The first RYA RTG was on the 9^th to the 10^th of November, at Bristol Corinthiun Water Sports Centre. 

In the Parkstone Traveller (19^th-20^th September), at Parkstone Yacht Club, I was absolutely over the moon to be awarded with a third place. 

Over the summer we rent out our house to help fund the travel to different sailing competitions.

In the summer of 2024 we headed out to Brownsea Island

During the Feva training at Whitefriars SC in the 14^th-15^th September, me and my crew James Baddelly went camping  …

On the 16^th-17^th of November, me and my crew James Baddeley finally competed in our first ever Feva event.