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Location Report: 151

Date: 13 DEC 1996

Time: 12:04 (GMT)

Race Leg: 2 - Rio de Janeiro to Wellington

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YACHT DATA
Yacht Name Time of Fix
(GMT) Latitude Longitude CMG SMG DTF VMG 24 hr run

01 Save the Children 13 DEC 12:00 52 20.08S 117 42.96W 316 07.5 3190 07.3 173

02 Group 4 13 DEC 12:00 52 07.72S 117 35.72W 316 07.5 3193 07.3 161

03 Global Teamwork 13 DEC 12:00 52 28.36S 117 14.56W 324 08.0 3209 07.3 171

04 Concert 13 DEC 12:00 52 28.08S 116 27.28W 315 07.2 3237 07.2 161

05 Motorola 13 DEC 12:00 52 10.60S 116 15.76W 317 07.5 3242 07.2 176

06 Toshiba Wave Warrior 13 DEC 12:00 52 19.76S 116 04.32W 310 06.3 3250 07.2 171

07 Pause to Remember 13 DEC 12:00 53 08.92S 114 17.32W 326 07.5 3323 07.1 168

08 Commercial Union 13 DEC 12:00 53 14.20S 114 11.96W 322 07.8 3328 07.1 174

09 Nuclear Electric 13 DEC 12:00 53 41.40S 114 28.76W 330 08.1 3328 07.1 167

10 3Com 13 DEC 12:04 54 28.04S 113 37.32W 314 06.4 3376 07.0 117

11 Ocean Rover 13 DEC 12:00 53 45.72S 112 28.76W 326 07.3 3396 06.9 156

12 Heath Insured II 13 DEC 12:00 53 55.64S 112 04.36W 327 08.2 3412 06.9 154

13 Time & Tide 13 DEC 12:04 54 22.08S 111 54.96W 325 07.2 3427 06.9 146

14 Courtaulds Int. 13 DEC 12:00 53 41.60S 110 25.40W 330 07.3 3465 06.8 159

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 issued by the Meteorological Office at 0730 on Friday 13th December: Pressure will remain high to the
north of the route, between 30 and 40S but over the weekend a high centre is forecast to drift southwards in to the 40 to 50S
latitude belt. This does not, however, spell the promise of more settled conditions and with a trough of low pressure expected
to swing eastwards throug the route on Saturday and Sunday the resulting stronger gradient of pressure between the two
pressure systems will, if anything, make for stronger winds for a time.

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