B14 European Championships 2010 Carnac - Australians on top

9:57 PM Sat 10 Jul 2010 GMT

'B14 European Championships Carnac YC' Franck Gicquiaud &copy

B14 European championships took place in Carnac. Saturday 10th July was the final day of competition and conditions were eight to ten knots of wind and brilliant sunshine. After a two hour postponement, the first race got away when the wind finally settled to the west. In the first race it was Tim Harrison and Jonny Ratcliffe that led at the first mark pursued by the North Sails team David Hayes and Richie Bell then Guy Bancroft and David Grace. The marginal planning conditions suited Tim and Jonny who pulled out a healthy lead. The North Sails team had a ...

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