J24 Worlds 2010 - USA team leads championship

8:48 PM Thu 19 Aug 2010 GMT

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J24 World Championship, Malmo Sweden. One day is left of the Championship and it will be hard for any of the competitors to challange Tim Healy and his crew from USA. Ian Southworth from England has the best chance. But who is the best crew in light and moderate winds? Eight races so far - two races to sail. May the best crew win but after a week with hard winds, heavy rain, thunder and lightning all crews and skippers are heroes. Good luck to all. Weather forecast for tomorrow: Cloudy with some rain. Maximum day temperatures around 21 degrees ...

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