GUERNSEYMAN Martyn Ogier is heading in the right direction in his quest to break the world speed record.

JAMES BRIGGS completed the 2011 Formula Windsurfing season strongly to finish ranked 32nd in the world.

MARTYN OGIER claimed second place at the Weymouth Speed Week, which had the best winds the Guernseyman has experienced in the last three years.

MARTYN OGIER’S attempt to break the world windsurfing speed record has received a boost.

JAMES BRIGGS has got some valuable competition under his belt ahead of the World Championships.

JAMES BRIGGS narrowly missed out on 19th place by just a few seconds in the Polish Open in Sopot.

JAMES BRIGGS seems to be returning to form at just the right time.

WITH a new-look competition set to suit Guernsey’s windsurfers next week, Matt Le Poidevin will hope to make an impact at his maiden NatWest Island Games.

GUERNSEY and Jersey shared the honours in the Channel Island Windsurfing Championships held at Ladies Bay over the weekend.

GUERNSEY’S wavesailers held on to the title as Channel Island champions as they completed a clean sweep at the Highland Spring CI windsurfing championships that were run in Jersey over the weekend.