Heaven Can Wait 2010 - interview with PRO Blake Middleton

9:43 PM Tue 5 Oct 2010 GMT

Heaven Can Wait PRO Blake Middleton interview. The 51 year old US Race Officer has made a 9,000 mile trek, each year for the last five years, to come to Australia's Lake Macquarie for the Heaven Can Wait 24 hour race. We caught up with Middleton in the final hours of the 2010 24 hour race and asked him about the changes in the race. Here is some background on Blake's sailing 'Sailing wise I grew up sailing in the Midwest, mostly scows - boats like M-scows and E-scows, (28 foot, flat bottom boat with dual rudders and dual side ...

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