Location Report: 85 latest
Date: 03 DEC 1996
Time: 06:06 (GMT)
Race Leg: 2 - Rio de Janeiro to Wellington

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[Table generated from Report 85 on 03 DEC 1996, 06:06.] (Go to top)

YACHT DATA
Yacht Name Time of Fix
(GMT)
Latitude Longitude CMG SMG DTF VMG 24 hr run
01 Save the Children 03 DEC 06:00 56 34.80S 067 07.64W 215 06.9 4929 07.5 155
02 Global Teamwork 03 DEC 06:00 56 30.00S 067 04.92W 210 06.6 4931 07.5 138
03 Group 4 03 DEC 06:00 56 20.68S 066 46.24W 221 07.0 4943 07.5 136
04 Motorola 03 DEC 06:00 56 11.60S 066 43.92W 210 06.5 4947 07.4 131
05 Concert 03 DEC 06:00 56 08.96S 066 14.72W 216 05.8 4963 07.4 137
06 Toshiba Wave Warrior 03 DEC 06:00 55 57.84S 066 09.48W 210 07.4 4969 07.4 157
07 Nuclear Electric 03 DEC 06:00 56 46.96S 064 47.52W 205 07.9 5000 07.3 172
08 Commercial Union 03 DEC 06:00 56 11.68S 064 42.00W 223 07.2 5012 07.2 170
09 Ocean Rover 03 DEC 06:00 55 51.16S 064 29.76W 221 06.2 5025 07.2 156
10 Pause to Remember 03 DEC 06:00 55 52.16S 064 26.44W 211 06.4 5026 07.2 141
11 3Com 03 DEC 06:00 55 50.64S 064 21.88W 218 05.8 5029 07.2 137
12 Heath Insured II 03 DEC 06:00 54 35.04S 064 56.68W 080 00.5 5051 07.1 123
13 Time & Tide 03 DEC 06:06 54 34.92S 064 56.88W 049 00.2 5051 07.1 113
14 Courtaulds Int. 03 DEC 06:00 55 33.44S 063 43.40W 221 06.2 5055 07.1 135

Key:
CMG -Course Made Good; course between last two known positions.
SMG -Speed Made Good; speed between last two known positions in knots.
DTF -Distance to Finish; great circle distance via waypoints to end of leg in nautical miles.
VMG -Velocity Made Good; average velocity towards leg finish in knots.
24 Hr Run -distance travelled over the last reported 24 hour period, in nautical miles.

Additional Information:
Weather forecast for the BT Global Challenge fleet for the next 3 days, issued by The Meteorological Office at 0730 GMT on
Monday 2nd December 1996: An area of low pressure just to the southeast of the Falklands will move quickly east, resulting
in a strengthening westerly airflow during Monday. As the fleet rounds Cape Horn, and enters the open seas, the winds will
continue to increase in strength with heavy rain expected during Tuesday. The sea state and swell are also expected to
increase during the forecast period.


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