Laser World Championships - Day 2 - More tricky conditions!

2:34 PM Wed 1 Sep 2010 GMT

'Paul Goodison GBR, at the Laser World Championships' Paul Wyeth / RYA

Tuesday, August 31, 2010 - Today there was light sea breeze, as forecasted by meteorologist Eric Holden. The wind came in at about midday at 120 to gradually veer to 180 degrees during the afternoon with 6 knots for most of the day. Combine that with a strong current and it made for quite challenging racing. The day started with a postponement on shore for an hour and half. When that flag came down the T flag went up to allow towing out to the race course. Our Canucks had a challenging day on the water. Most had problems getting ...

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