Sail Melbourne - Sail Down Under Series going right down to the wire

10:27 AM Fri 17 Dec 2010 GMT

'Ryan Palk is leading the Laser fleet in the Sail Down Under Series - Sail Melbourne' Jeff Crow

2010 Sail Down Under Series draws to a close. After three regattas in three states and 15 days of racing the 2010 Sail Down Under Series comes to a conclusion on Saturday with the final day of Sail Melbourne. Heading into the final day of the 2010 series there is still plenty to play for with the majority of the classes set to go right down to the wire. In the Laser class Ryan Palk has a two point lead over Tom Slingsby with James Burman three points further back in third, making it an all-Australian top three. Slingsby is ...

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