Melges 24 World Championship 2010 - Day 2 No Blow No Go

6:48 PM Sun 8 Aug 2010 GMT

'Day 2 - Marinepool Melges 24 World Championship 2010' Fiona Brown &copy

Marinepool Melges 24 World Championship 2010 - Despite the best efforts of a determined Race Committee, an almost total absence of any meaningful wind meant that no racing was possible today in Tallinn, Estonia. By way of a first and a second in yesterday's opening two races, Italy's Lorenzo Bressani on Uka Uka Racing leads the Championship by four points from the Norwegian Corinthian Oyvind Peder Jahre on Storm Capital Sail Racing Team. Another Italian, Carlo Fracassoli on Gullisara, holds the remaining podium position at this stage, just points behind Jahre's. Jahre's impressive performance yesterday means that he also leads ...

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