PWA Ulsan World Cup 2010 Korea, Day six - Rivals fall by the wayside



5:52 PM Thu 20 May 2010 GMT
'Jaggi and Arutkin go down - The 2010 PWA Ulsan World Cup' &copy John Carter / PWA
PWA Ulsan World Cup 2010, in Korea saw a tough day at the office as Karin Jaggi leap out in front, whilst Antoine Albeau strengthened his lead as his rivals fall by the wayside. With signs of a thermal wind kicking in early, the beach was awash with competitors from the early morning. By midday, the wind had swung and began to build, allowing two full eliminations to take place for both the men and women in glorious sunshine on the turquoise waters off Jinha beach. With winds gusting between 10-16 knots, the majority of the fleet chose to compete ...


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