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4 February 2002, 09:43 am
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Leader illbruck

Volvo Ocean Race

The pace for the Volvo Ocean Race has slightly eased off, giving the crews slightly improved living conditions onboard their yachts.
While illbruck is still reaching in 30 knots of southwesterly breeze the yachts behind get the wind more and more from the west and lighter. It is likely that the 40-mile gap that separates illbruck from Tyco, Amer Sports One and News Corp will widen.

Even though being struck by gear failure, the mainsail clew ring broke, and heavy snowfall, djuice manages to keep control over the fight for fifth place against ASSA ABLOY and SEB. SEB is less than forty miles from 60-degree south. Amer Sports Too was the first yacht to get into lighter westerlies and has to gybe downwind to keep the northerly position.

Volvo Ocean Race Position Report, Day 9, 0348 GMT

PS Yacht Latitude Longitude DTF CMG SMG TFHR DTL DTL-C ETA PO
1 ILBK 57 39.20S 137 55.96W 04469 095 16.5 404 0 +0 19 FEB 02 29
2 TYCO 58 25.44S 140 06.56W 04507 105 14.7 381 38 +5 19 FEB 02 19
3 AONE 57 57.60S 139 37.72W 04508 110 15.3 381 39 +1 19 FEB 02 24
4 NEWS 58 51.44S 140 48.20W 04514 110 14.9 368 45 +3 19 FEB 02 21
5 DJCE 59 02.64S 142 38.76W 04558 113 15.0 347 89 +2 19 FEB 02 14
6 AART 58 40.88S 142 18.56W 04560 112 15.0 351 91 +1 19 FEB 02 18
7 TSEB 59 20.92S 143 58.12W 04585 114 13.2 337 116 +12 19 FEB 02 13
8 ATOO 56 20.20S 147 47.40W 04784 070 14.2 295 315 +42 20 FEB 02 6
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