470 World Championships - Long day for no reward

1:28 AM Fri 16 Jul 2010 GMT

'Belcher and Page at the 2010 470 World Championship' Thom Touw &copy

470 World Championships 2010 Unstable conditions have again been the big talking point of the 2010 470 World Championships with no racing possible on day four of the regatta. After another stop-start day of racing was finally cancelled at 9pm with the fleet now heading straight into finals racing on Friday. The Australian Sailing Team's Mathew Belcher and Malcolm Page head into the finals with a three point lead over Great Britain's Nic Asher and Elliot Willis after winning the first three races of the regatta and then following it up with a fifth and a 15th. 'Today was quite ...

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