(Source: RYA - Royal Yachting Association) Weather conditions in Weymouth and Portland were better suited to holidaymakers than elite sailors as the fourth leg of the 2016 Sailing World Cup series got off to a slow start on British shores on Wednesday (8 June). The London 2012 sailing venue this week welcomes 330 sailors from 43 nations at what is the final showdown before the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, and competitors found themselves enjoying the warmth of the British summer, albeit with light winds disrupting the opening day's racing schedule. Just one race proved possible in the late afternoon sea breeze, with the RS:X Men's windsurfing...
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