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Race 3 - Day 5: Short term pain for long term gain ?

Dan Monk and Jamaica our sitting in 8th at 06.00 this morning (Sunday) but this might be a case of short term pain for long term gain. There are two very distinctive tactical plans being played out at the moment. Jamaica, Liverpool 08 and Nova Scotia are going for the southern route to try to get well below the south Atlantic high and benefit from the strong westerly airflow. This has adversely affected their position on the leader board at the moment but, if their tactics pay off, they will be catapulted up the order as the other wallow around in lighter winds. This tactic involves sailing more miles, but that is not the point in ocean yacht racing. What really matters is who crosses the finish line first.

posted on 28 October 2007


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