RS:X Youth World Championships: The pressure mounts...

7:33 PM Thu 28 Oct 2010 GMT

'RS:X Youth World Windsurfing Championships 2010' RS:X Youth World Windsurfing Championships

RS:X Youth World Windsurfing Championships - We're getting winds from every direction except the usual one. Today it was from the East at 13-14 knots. Racing started promptly at 1200hrs and it was Izzy Hamilton who immediately re-established that she is going to be hard to beat. Here's why.. First she posted two bullets today and now has a 17 point lead. Second, the forecast for tomorrow is for 20 knots of wind from the 'expected' direction of 230 degrees. Izzy is super fast in these conditions so Hanna Zembrzuska [POL] will be attacking someone at the peak of her ...

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