Finn World Masters - Nothing to show at the end of day two

9:07 PM Tue 25 May 2010 GMT

'Red Fleet start - Finn World Masters 2010' Tosca Zambra

Finn World Masters Update: There was a late breeze and a late start at the Finn World Masters in Split, Croatia but it was all to no avail as the wind failed on the second lap of the only race started, and the fleets were sent home with no more races on the board. Francois Richard wrote, 'The Croatian national flag hoisted on top of Marjan Hill is a landmark. Most people and even more sailors check that flag every morning to know how their racing day might be. But for this second day the National colours were rather low ...

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