1.
TGV Yachts in harbour
0.03

2.
SV Flag on yacht
0.05

3.
SV Man boards yacht
0.10

4.
CU ZOOM OUT FROM "Windward Pasage"
0.19

5.
LV Crew on deck (2 shots)
0.24

6.
SV Yacht pulling out of harbour
0.27

7.
GV Other yachts leaving harbour (2 shots)
0.37

8.
GV Yachts at start of race (2 shots)
0.46

9.
GV Yachts with spinnakers flying (2 shots)
1.01



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SPORT - YACHTING

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Background: Fifty yachts in the trans-Atlantic "Race of Discovery" to Spain left Bermuda on Thursday Qune 29) at the start of the 2,700-mile (4,345 kilometre) voyage.

The competition ends in Bayona, a small north-western Spanish port where one of Christopher Columbus's three tiny ships--the "Pinta' -- arrived with the news that Columbus had discovered America.

Favourite to win the race was Bob Johnson from Freeport, Grand Bahama, who was skippering 'Windward Passage', said to be the fastest boat in the competition
SYNOPSIS: Favourite to win was 'Windward Passage", said to be fastest vessel in the race. it was being skippered by Bob Johnson of Freeport, Grand Bahama. yachts from twelve other countries were taking part--many soon after competing in the recent race to Bermuda from Rhode Island, in the United States.

The finishing port for the race was Bayona, in north-western Spain--where one of Christopher Columbus's small ships, the 'Pinta', arrived with the news that Columbus had discovered America.