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[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Breaking News - Blackburn wins 2006 Laser World’s [/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]8:15 PM Wed 20 Sep 2006
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In a day of high drama, there were four general recalls before the fleet was successfully gunned away. The race started in 15 knots and ranged down to 12 and up to 18 knots.
The Swede, Rasmus Myrgen led the fleet home from New Zealander Michael Bullot and a Croatian sailor, name unconfirmed, but thought to be Milan Vujasinovic.
Blackburn who went in the last race with a drop of fourth, finished 32 second and that became his discard, while Slingsby who already had a drop of 20th was forced to carry his 17th place today.
The provisional places and points 1. Blackburn Australia 16 points 2. Slingsby Australia 24 points 3. Myrgen Sweden 33 points 4. Lee Canada 39 points 5. Lima Portugal 41 points
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Go you good things !!
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Breaking News - Blackburn wins 2006 Laser World’s [/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]8:15 PM Wed 20 Sep 2006
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In a day of high drama, there were four general recalls before the fleet was successfully gunned away. The race started in 15 knots and ranged down to 12 and up to 18 knots.
The Swede, Rasmus Myrgen led the fleet home from New Zealander Michael Bullot and a Croatian sailor, name unconfirmed, but thought to be Milan Vujasinovic.
Blackburn who went in the last race with a drop of fourth, finished 32 second and that became his discard, while Slingsby who already had a drop of 20th was forced to carry his 17th place today.
The provisional places and points 1. Blackburn Australia 16 points 2. Slingsby Australia 24 points 3. Myrgen Sweden 33 points 4. Lee Canada 39 points 5. Lima Portugal 41 points
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