PWA Bonaire World Cup day four tensions

1:28 AM Thu 16 Jun 2011 GMT

'Andraz Zan - PWA World Cup Bonaire 2011' &copy John Carter / PWA

PWA World Cup Bonaire 2011 saw mounting tensions for day four as light winds and soaring temperatures halted competition in beautiful Lac Bay. With forcasts set to drop, the competition soared into action at 8.15. Despite all of the efforts, only two heats of the second double elimination were completed before the conditions dropped below the necessary level, leaving the sailors nervously on standby for the remainder of the day. Heat 37 saw a major battle between Max Rowe (Fanatic / North) and Remko De Zeeuw (F2 / Gaastra), both sailors put in a consistent performance with Rowe concentrating on ...

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