Location Report:	38
Date:	26 NOV 1996
Time:	01:50 (GMT)
Race Leg:	2 - Rio de Janeiro to Wellington

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[Table generated from Report 38 on 26 NOV 1996, 01:50.]

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YACHT DATA

Yacht Name		Time of Fix (GMT)	Latitude	Longitude	CMG	SMG	DTF	VMG	24 hr run
01	Concert	26 NOV 01:50	37 47.04S	053 46.72W	216	09.2	6159	08.0	166
02	Time & Tide	26 NOV 01:50	37 12.32S	053 15.80W	203	05.5	6200	07.7	132
03	Group 4	26 NOV 01:50	37 40.88S	051 46.36W	211	05.3	6200	07.7	100
04	Save the Children	26 NOV 01:48	37 42.24S	050 55.48W	199	03.6	6215	07.5	143
05	Global Teamwork	26 NOV 01:50	37 43.20S	050 52.44W	200	03.6	6216	07.5	142
06	Motorola	26 NOV 01:50	37 43.28S	050 51.84W	203	03.5	6216	07.5	141
07	Pause to Remember	26 NOV 01:50	36 44.84S	051 56.80W	210	01.9	6249	07.3	118
08	Courtaulds Int.	26 NOV 01:50	36 44.76S	051 56.96W	182	02.3	6249	07.3	104
09	Nuclear Electric	26 NOV 01:50	37 02.12S	050 54.04W	098	00.2	6252	07.3	122
09	Toshiba Wave Warrior	26 NOV 01:50	37 01.00S	050 57.20W	063	00.2	6252	07.3	086
11	Commercial Union	26 NOV 01:50	37 01.04S	050 56.60W	030	00.4	6253	07.2	111
12	Heath Insured II	26 NOV 01:50	36 38.92S	051 56.12W	219	02.6	6254	07.2	121
13	3Com	26 NOV 01:50	37 01.96S	050 47.80W	231	00.6	6255	07.2	127
14	Ocean Rover	26 NOV 01:50	36 52.64S	051 12.08W	168	01.3	6255	07.2	104

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 BTGlobal Challenge fleet for the next 3 days: Timed at 0700GMT 25.11.96 Low pressure in the northeastern corner of the area is now moving away northeastwards, with pressure building from the west. As the High drifts slowly east over the Atlantic, a strong N-NW wind will set in on the western flank of the High. The flow then veering a little as the High drifts further east. A new, but weak Low then forming over southern Argentina, with winds lighter to the west of 60W.