Australian Laser Championship day two - Burton leads the way

10:41 PM Thu 30 Dec 2010 GMT
Australian Laser Championship day two and the weather on Botany Bay didn?t turn out to be as expected. The 15-20 knots NE battled with the gradient wind all day creating variable conditions of 12-8knots. The Race Committees had a tough time, more so on Course A where the Standards and 4.7?s race, due to the area being closer to the land. A lot of course changing was required between races and they did an excellent job to get a quality race at the end of the day making it as fair as possible. Tom Burton continues to show he deserves ...

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