Offshore Sailing World Championship Altered by Low Pressure System
The Offshore Double Handed World Championship kicks off today with a change in course due to a low-pressure system in Lorient. The race has been delayed by an hour and the course shortened to avoid rough sea conditions. With four low-pressure systems forecasted, race organizers are making strategic decisions to ensure safe and competitive racing. The event is hosted at the impressive La Base Lorient, attracting top sailing teams. Stay updated on the championship with live tracking and visit the event website for more information.
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