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April 21, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Brunei Yacht Second In Labuan Regatta

Bandar Seri Begawan – Yacht `Ambil Angin’ from Brunei came in second of the Labuan Harbour Regatta which was one of the events in the Borneo Cup Yachting Challenge (BCYC) 2005 at the Waterfront Marina, Labuan on Monday. ‘Ambil Angin’ owned by Kay Wilson and skippered by Chris Goodwin put up a strong

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Bandar Seri Begawan – Yacht `Ambil Angin’ from Brunei came in second of the Labuan Harbour Regatta which was one of the events in the Borneo Cup Yachting Challenge (BCYC) 2005 at the Waterfront Marina, Labuan on Monday. ‘Ambil Angin’ owned by Kay Wilson and skippered by Chris Goodwin put up a strong showing despite a slow wind and calm condition and was just a few seconds behind the winners Ulu Mulu from Miri.

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