Barcelona World Race - Central Lechera Asturiana: catch up starts here

11:31 AM Thu 10 Feb 2011 GMT

Barcelona World Race 2011 update. Virbac-Paprec 3 have around 900 miles of the Indian Ocean left and are around 1900 miles to the entrance to the Cook Straits this morning. Jean Pierre Dick and Lo?ck Peyron have had less established, slight unsettled breezes of 12-20 kts, now mainly out of the SW and rising steadily during this day. They have averaged around 15 knots, holding pace with their pursuers to lead by 487 miles from Mapfre. Mapfre passed the longitude of Cape Leeuwin at 0145hrs UTC this morning with Estrella Damm at 0220hrs, one hour and five minutes later. With ...

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