RS:X Youth World Championship day 5 - Hamilton so close

9:53 PM Fri 29 Oct 2010 GMT

'RS:X Youth World Windsurfing Championships 2010' RS:X Youth World Windsurfing Championships

RS:X Youth World Championship day 5. The big day that we have been talking about all week finally arrived. A threatening grey cloud base picked out with a few anvil shaped thunder clouds greeted us at the venue. The sea was white capping. The anemometer was registering 15 knots. Three races were a real prospect. This was going to be make or break day for racers like Michalis Malekkides [CYP] and Pawel Tarnowski in particular. But first, the yellow jersey ceremony, Connor Bainbridge [GBR] was standing on the bottom step of the podium at an RS:X World Championship for the ...

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