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    GETTING READY

    May 09, 2019 2 minutes

    ■ Downwind sails. Many boats ordered new sails in Darwin, Australia, or South Africa – several of which did not clear customs in time to reach the yachts before they set off on the stage they were ordered for. The most popular were furling downwind sails.

    ■ Multiple boats had issues with faults on one system triggering an issue on

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