ORCi World Championship - Leader extends

9:20 PM Fri 10 Sep 2010 GMT

'ORCi World Championship' Christian Beeck, Fotographie CB

ORCi World Championship and today light to moderate shifty breezes allowed for three more inshore races added to the scoreboard. The series has been tight amongst the leaders in both the 21-boat Alpha Division and the 31-boat Beta Division, but after today's intense racing a clear leader has emerged in one group whilst the ultimate results in the other group are still just too close to call. With a 10-15 knot southerly breeze forecast for tomorrow's final day of competition, PRO Claus Otto Hansen predicts the final two races will be held to complete the entire championship schedule. Jurgen Klinghardt's ...

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