Barcelona World Race - A North South split?

12:47 PM Mon 3 Jan 2011 GMT

'North South Split' Barcelona World Race &copy

Barcelona World Race - It is the southern group, those who chose to profit first from the riches held by the Moroccan coast, stronger westerly winds, who have profited initially in an engaging puzzle which is being presented by the Alboran Sea. Those who went north have had a slow night of variable winds. With the leaders of the Barcelona World RACE some 75 miles east of the entrance to the Straits of Gibraltar at 0500hrs UTC this morning, it has been a night of unpleasant medicine for the duos who elected to work closer to the Spanish coast while ...

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