Allen RS Feva World Championships - Day three report

2:54 PM Thu 29 Jul 2010 GMT

RS Feva

Allen RS Feva World Championship competitors began jockeying for the titles in earnest today with the first three races in the final series for both Gold and Silver Fleets. After protests, that delayed the start of racing due to the importance of fleet division, the weather settled into some sort of routine. Starting with 12kts it built to some 16kts with the seabreeze doing it's stuff. Most results included a bigger score today but the first final series discard kicks in after tomorrows first race so there could be big movers at that point. Owen Bowerman and Charlie Darling were ...

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