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The final battle just started
It's now a match race for towards Boston in The Artemis Transat, with less than 400 miles to go and the two leaders only some 20 miles apart in terms of distance to the finish. A figure that should be taken with caution, as Armel Le Cléac'h emphasised: taking into account wind shifts and final trajectory subtleties, Loick Peyron in fact approximately has a 60-mile advantage. Lighter winds expected off the south of Nova Scotia tonight may open the game... but the duelists today certainly remained very vague about their plans!
Into the Atlantic mincing machine
The Artemis Transat's leading pack were the first to catch new breeze this morning with frontrunner, Giovanni Soldini and Telecom Italia tak...
Hull & Humber wins Race 10 to Jamaica in Clipper 07-08
Just 57 seconds separated the first and second placed teams in the race from Santa Cruz, California, to Jamaica, Hull & Humber securing a fo...
A radical change of mode is expected
The RC 44 Austria Cup will take place on the beautiful lake Traun, between May 28 – June 1. Following two events held on the sea, with waves...
Tricky conditions on first day Delta Lloyd Regatta 2008
On Wednesday May 21st 2008, the Delta Lloyd Regatta started with tricky conditions on the IJsselmeer (Netherlands). The moderate eastern bre...
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Oracle capsizes in exciting day two racing
During BMW ORACLE Racing’s in-house regatta in their two Extreme 40 catamarans today, one of the boats capsized during an exciting downwind luffing match....
First yachts expected in Port Antonio before midnight
The first of the Clipper 07-08 teams are expected in Port Antonio, Jamaica, just before midnight tonight local time (0500 GMT) at the end of the 590-mile sprint from Colon, Panama. ...
FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BOLD.SOMETIMES
Rolex Capri Sailing Week 2008 opened with a 33.4 mile coastal course that took all classes on a short beat to windward, followed by a fetch across the Golfo di Napoli from Capri to a mark off the equally glamorous island of Ischia and back again in a fresh south-south westerly, that at times was gus...
Gearing-up for a blow
During the overnight blackout, race leader Giovanni Soldini made his move south last night, ripping across the front of the Class40 fleet as the wind went right to 10 knots NW: "I decided I wanted to be in the south ready for tonight," he reported this morning...
Storming along towards the gale
They're simply expecting to take a beating - the leaders of The Artemis Transat, whilst sailing fast in reaching conditions, are keeping busy preparing their boats for what will be the fiercest gale of the race. Calmly and very professionally, both Loick Peyron (Gitana Eighty) and Armel Le Cléac'h (...
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