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  • 4 In and 4 Retired In Cabo Race



    Tuesday morning's tracker display show the the Mod 70's, Argo and Orion finishing
    Monday afternoon early evening with Argo claiming Overall Line Honors and Orion arriving almosted exactly 2 hours later. RIO 100' claimed 1st in Mono Hulls, crossing the finish at 08:31 Tuesday, with an elapsed time of 2Days 19hours, 31minutes and15 seconds.
    Westerly is now in at 09:51 and claim division E 1st place honors

    It appears the Hollywood Down Under, Ramble On and Saga will join Reinrag 2 on the retired bench....






    Updated Tuesday 10:00 PDST






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    Tags: mexican race, newport harbor yacht club, newport to cabo race
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