Rolex Miami OCR - Leaders cement their places at the top after day two



5:36 PM Wed 26 Jan 2011 GMT
'Allan Leibel, 2.4mR, CAN 8, CAN - Rolex Miami OCR' &copy Rolex/Daniel Forster
Rolex Miami OCR - With two days of racing completed at the Rolex Miami OCR the strongest players are rising to the top. In the morning flags ashore stood straight from their staffs as sailors enjoyed up to 18 knots of breezes on Biscayne Bay, where seven race courses are accommodating 716 sailors in 13 classes. Paralympic sailors continue with two fleet races a day through Friday, and Olympic sailors pare down to top ten for Medal Races on Saturday with women's match racing in the Elliot 6m featuring Finals and Petit Finals on Saturday. Paralympic sailor Liesl Tesch (AUS) ...


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by Barby MacGowan (As Amended by ISAF)





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