Extreme 40: Expected to go right to the last race + latest video

10:30 AM Tue 12 Oct 2010 GMT

'Extreme 40 Sailing Series Almeria' Paul Wyeth / OC Events Click Here to view large photo

In contrast to Day 2's breezy conditions that produced some incredibly close and on the edge of control racing, for the Extreme 40's, a gentle breeze of 5-6 knots ruffled the waters inside the port of Almeria required maximum concentration and good crew weight distribution to optimize boat speed. Paul Campbell-James and the boys on The Wave, Muscat knew they had to put in a strong performance yesterday and they redeemed themselves admirably, posting two wins in the fleet races and winning the final match race of today against Guichard. The script could not have been more perfectly written by ...

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