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29erXX SEIKO Superbowl Regatta at Miami - Day 2

by Jerelyn Biehl 3 Feb 2010 07:38 GMT 1-3 February 2010
29erXX SEIKO Superbowl Regatta day 2 © Jerelyn Biehl

On the second day of the 29erXX Seiko Superbowl regatta, the predicted breeze of mid-teens never quite materialized, yet the Race Committee was able to complete 5 challenging races in the shifty 5-9 knot breezes of Biscayne Bay. 3 different teams were able to record wins in the day's racing but the first day winners Hannah Nattrass (AUS) /Graham Biehl (USA) continue to lead the fleet winning 4 of the 6 races to date. Tied for second are Adam Roberts/David Hughes (USA) and Francisco Piccini/Sofia Tedin (ARG) with 15 points each.

Giulia Conti and Alessandra Angelini of Italy follow in fourth. Conti a two-time Olympian, commented on her skiff sailing, “I’m the skipper and I’m not used to driving from the wire, so my legs are sore, but I’m having a lot of fun and I hope tomorrow has more wind than today.”

The final day of racing is tomorrow with the prizegiving following. Video and photos can be found on www.sailgroove.org, Facebook, (search for 29erXX sailing) and full results at www.29er.org

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