Location Report:	155
Date:	14 DEC 1996
Time:	06:04 (GMT)
Race Leg:	2 - Rio de Janeiro to Wellington

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[Table generated from Report 155 on 14 DEC 1996, 06:04.]

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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	14 DEC 05:58	52 02.20S	120 06.64W	238	05.3	2664	07.2	118
02	Group 4	14 DEC 05:58	51 59.76S	119 56.96W	288	04.7	2671	07.2	135
03	Global Teamwork	14 DEC 05:58	51 43.60S	119 16.64W	345	06.1	2699	07.2	167
04	Concert	14 DEC 05:58	52 06.28S	118 57.08W	251	05.5	2708	07.2	152
05	Motorola	14 DEC 05:58	52 05.44S	118 37.00W	262	04.1	2720	07.1	142
06	Toshiba Wave Warrior	14 DEC 05:58	52 07.60S	118 34.00W	251	04.7	2722	07.1	152
07	Commercial Union	14 DEC 05:58	51 57.32S	116 58.04W	265	05.3	2781	07.0	181
08	Pause to Remember	14 DEC 05:58	52 02.40S	116 55.04W	230	05.5	2783	07.0	182
09	Nuclear Electric	14 DEC 05:58	52 03.20S	116 51.72W	319	06.7	2785	07.0	180
10	Ocean Rover	14 DEC 05:58	52 06.48S	114 58.64W	309	07.7	2854	06.9	178
11	3Com	14 DEC 06:04	53 32.32S	115 29.52W	106	00.6	2857	06.9	128
12	Heath Insured II	14 DEC 05:58	52 17.24S	114 43.92W	306	07.4	2864	06.9	187
13	Time & Tide	14 DEC 05:58	52 43.76S	114 18.96W	317	07.4	2882	06.8	172
14	Courtaulds Int.	14 DEC 05:58	52 02.40S	113 02.44W	311	07.3	2926	06.8	178

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.