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January 16, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Knox-Johnston resumes challenge

Sir Robin Knox-Johnston has restarted the Five Oceans race in Fremantle three days behind the rest of the competitors after a broken autopilot. The 67-year-old had to stay in port for a statutory 48 hours while his team resolved the wiring problem.

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Sir Robin Knox-Johnston has restarted the Five Oceans race in Fremantle three days behind the rest of the competitors after a broken autopilot. The 67-year-old had to stay in port for a statutory 48 hours while his team resolved the wiring problem.

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