CST would like to congratulate its customers, Francisco Bruni, David Hivey, Ross Harvey and Francisco Andrade on filling the first 4 places at the Moth Europeans.
The 4 sailors were using an assortment of the CST Decksweeper mast range, for further information on the range feel free to contact [email protected] or visit https://www.cst-marine.com/
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Off to the PWA Windsurf World Cup in Japan, with some of our awesome Slake Sailboard Masts.
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The team at CST Composites would like to congratulate the sailors supporting CST products at the NSW NS14 Association State Championships at Mannering Park Amateur Sailing Club, with a big congratulation’s going to first place winners Peter Vaiciurgis & Indigo Savage from PYC sailing “Midnight Hour”.
Photos from Port Hacking Open Sailing Club: http://www.phosc.org.au/news/2019-ns14-state-titles-/
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Despite the end of the season, CST Moth Masts are still in full production.
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CST Composites have worked on many projects from land, air and sea, but back in 2012, CST would take to the stage, developing a lightweight but strong Tibetan Trumpet for the Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas. The challenge was creating a composite trumpet that would not bend or dent like the existing brass trumpet but would still meet the aesthetic requirements set out by the Cirque du Soleil.
The CST Team developed 1.8mm thick carbon fibre/ Kevlar composite trumpets that were 4.25m in length, tapering from under 10mm at one end to around 180mm at the other. Specialised tooling was utilized to give the required profile of the two-piece trumpet, which was then filament wound and sleeved together. The trumpet weighted less than 3kg and had an internal woven Kevlar layer to prevent complete breakage in case it was crushed.
Unlike the brass trumpet, the composite trumpet was far more dent resistant and did not deform, being able to maintain its grand aesthetics look with every show, plus it was much lighter than the original.
CST continued to work with Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas, providing composite solutions for aerial acrobatics.
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RYA Dinghy Show 2019 – Phil from Atomik UK with the new Lithium Moth
With the 2019 RYA Dinghy Show all wrapped up, we want to show you photos the CST Team took whilst over there. Stay tuned for more coming at the end of this week!
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Sunny Skies, with the combination of waves and swell made for exciting and challenging sailing this weekend. Congratulations to Greg Junk and Ari Hume on Ella for winning the CST Composites MG14 State Titles, held at the Cronulla SC.
Check out the photos from the event.
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Looking back on 2018 and into the year ahead, the 2018/2019 Australian Titles was a great year for CST Composites, our Team Sailors and everyone sailing CST products. We are proud of all our Sailors and their achievements, wanting to thank them for their continued support.
Team Sailors Josh Mcknight winning 1st place & Luka Damic winning 2nd.
Results
2018/2019
16ft Skiff
| Place | Boat Name | Skipper/Crew |
| 1st | MANLY SURF N SLIDE | Dave O’Connor |
| 2nd | KOREMAN MARINE COMPOSITES | Felix Grech |
Moth
| Place | Skipper/Crew |
| 1st | Josh Mcknight |
| 2nd | Luka Damic |
Contender
| Place | Skipper |
| 1st | Mark Bulka |
B14
| Place | Boat Name | Skipper/Crew |
| 1st | Bonework | Scott Cunningham & Hugo Briggs |
| 2nd | Bonus | Guy Bancroft & Louis Chapman |
| 3rd | Snatch | Craig Garmston & Aaron Horst |
International 14
| Place | Boat Name | Skipper/Crew |
| 2nd | Touring Wombat | Dave Alexander & Cameron McDonald |
Flying 11
Zoe Dransfield and Pearl Twomey
Flying Ant
| Place | Boat Name | Skipper/Crew |
| 1st | On Fire | Joel Beashel & Logan Radford |
