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August 14, 2007 · about 19 years ago

93 boats retire from Fastnet

The latest news from the Fastnet Race shows 93 boats having retired from the 271-strong fleet which set off from Cowes yesterday. According to Trish Jenkins – from Fastnet Press office based in Plymouth – yachts have been streaming into Plymouth and other ports along the Devon and Cornwall coastline

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The latest news from the Fastnet Race shows 93 boats having retired from the 271-strong fleet which set off from Cowes yesterday.

According to Trish Jenkins – from Fastnet Press office based in Plymouth – yachts have been streaming into Plymouth and other ports along the Devon and Cornwall coastline to seek shelter from the raging gale force winds and atrocious sea state.

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