The second day of the finals.

The Kiwis have the starboard advantage and enter the start box from the right hand side. On a typical sea breeze day, this is the preferred side as the wind is most likely to mover towards the right of the course.

Will Spithill want the right, tomorrow's forecasts suggest this is the side to have and if so, will he get it?


Weather Saturday 2 June 2007

Southeasterly gradient breeze combines with a developing sea breeze to produce 12-14 knots throughout the afternoon and a shift towards south southeast as the day progresses.

Warm and dry.

Temperature 24 degrees.

Outlook Sunday - Southerly sea breeze. Dry less cloud.



LOUIS VUITTON CUP - FINAL - SCORE TO DATE

Emirates Team New Zealand - 1

Luna Rossa - 0




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Yachting World - Matthew Sheahan, 1 June 2007