Location Report: 114 latest
Date: 19 MAR 1997
Time: 13:54 (GMT)
Race Leg: 4 - Sydney to Cape Town

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YACHT DATA
Yacht Name Time of Fix
(GMT)		 Latitude Longitude CMG SMG DTF VMG 24 hr run
01 Group 4 19 MAR 13:54 52 49.00S 097 07.00E 345 06.8 3556 06.3 165
02 Concert 19 MAR 13:50 52 14.12S 097 38.68E 252 03.6 3569 06.3 164
03 Save the Children 19 MAR 13:50 52 30.52S 097 47.72E 241 06.1 3577 06.3 165
04 Toshiba Wave Warrior 19 MAR 13:50 52 45.32S 097 44.16E 299 03.4 3577 06.3 164
05 Global Teamwork 19 MAR 13:54 53 11.16S 097 50.92E 226 05.8 3585 06.3 168
06 Commercial Union 19 MAR 13:50 52 30.20S 098 19.20E 234 07.3 3596 06.2 159
07 Motorola 19 MAR 13:50 52 29.56S 098 32.00E 215 05.2 3604 06.2 153
08 3Com 19 MAR 13:50 52 19.68S 100 09.56E 252 06.9 3662 06.1 154
09 Time & Tide 19 MAR 13:50 52 42.04S 100 11.68E 249 07.6 3665 06.1 136
10 Ocean Rover 19 MAR 13:54 52 50.68S 100 19.04E 251 07.7 3671 06.1 146
11 Courtaulds Int. 19 MAR 13:54 50 53.24S 101 41.60E 261 06.8 3715 06.0 151
12 Pause to Remember 19 MAR 13:50 53 09.80S 102 03.80E 268 06.2 3735 05.9 145
13 Nuclear Electric 19 MAR 13:54 51 46.56S 102 32.04E 262 09.0 3747 05.9 154
14 Heath Insured II 19 MAR 13:50 51 55.72S 103 06.56E 253 08.2 3769 05.8 176

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:
Three Day Weather Forecast issued by the Meteorological Office at 0630 UTC on Wednesday 19th March 1997.
A deep low (968mb) near 55S 83E is moving east to be near 60S 105E by 0000 UTC Thursday. A ridge of high pressure
(1027mb) lies along 35S, to the north of the forecast area. Over the next three days areas of low pressure will move across or
just south of the area bringing strong, mainly westerly, winds. Winds are forecast to veer north or northwesterly as a series of
minor ridges cross the region. Current yacht reports are that winds are northwesterly, 30 - 40 knots.

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