PWA Ulsan World Cup 2010, Day 7 - Winners crowned

9:35 AM Fri 21 May 2010 GMT

'Victory for Jaggi - 2010 PWA Ulsan World Cup' &copy John Carter / PWA

PWA Ulsan World Cup 2010, Korea - Day 7 Following two consecutive days of fast and furious racing, the competitors were greeted on day 7 with glorious sunshine and flat calm waters off Jinha beach. All the signs were present for the thermal breeze to build, but by the cut off point of 14:00 the conditions remained the same. This left the event leaders from day 6 basking in both the sun and their glory, having claimed victory at the first PWA slalom world tour event of 2010. Men Antoine Albeau (JP, NeilPryde) sailed consistently all week with very few ...

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