Busan Cup Women's Match Race

6:05 AM Thu 28 Oct 2010 GMT

Very exciting first day in Busan for the third edition of the Busan Cup Women's Match Race. The wind blew all day between 16 and 20 knots, but there were huge holes in the breeze and the winds on the race course were very shifty! Very challenging conditions for the competitors and race management team alike! Principal Race Officer Peter 'Luigi' Reggio (USA) and his team including WIMRA Asia Representative, Junko Takano (JPN) worked hard and ran 10 flights of races for the 12 teams. For those of you who followed the first two editions of this event, there have ...

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