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Sailors to brave the wild coast’s whims

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IT’S ALL hands on deck at the Royal Natal Yacht Club (RNYC) as it prepares for the iconic Daisy Business Solutions Vasco da Gama Ocean Race from Durban to East London.

The oldest coastal ocean race on the South African sailing calendar starts on May 19, and participants will be welcomed by the Buffalo River Yacht Club, the receiving club, when they reach their destination two to three days later.

Barry Boorman, the Vice Commodore at the RNYC, says only the boldest sailors will emerge victorious, having conquered their fears and the elements along the

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