Barcelona World Race - A sting in tail from Indian Ocean



8:20 PM Fri 11 Feb 2011 GMT
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Barcelona World Race - The Indian Ocean is not giving up the leaders of the Barcelona World Race to the Tasman and Pacific without one final scrap. The final twenty-four to forty-eight hours in the Indian Ocean look set to be the toughest for Jean-Pierre Dick and Loick Peyron in first place on Virbac-Paprec 3, for Mapfre and Estrella Damm. Forecasts for this evening, tonight and into Saturday, suggest the leading trio might see very strong Northwesterly gusts and big seas kicked up by the final big low pressure of the Indian Ocean, a vicious sting in the tail after ...


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