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But fear not, the easterly breeze evident over day's one and two has been replaced with a westerly that will start to really come in towards the latter part of the morning with 9-12 knots on the cards.

As the day goes on it is expected to pick up with anything between 13-17 knots expected. With a smooth sea state and one metre swell day two's buzz words "Champagne sailing" and "glamour conditions" could be rolling of the tongues of the world's finest competing in Hyères.

The qualification period concluded on Tuesday 22 April with the fleets with large numbers now split in to gold, silver and in the 49er class' case bronze. With gold fleet racing commence the best of the bunch will get the chance to test themselves against each other once again.

Tracking will commence on Wednesday 23 April and you will be able to follow the action in either 2D or 3D right here - http://www.sailing.org/worldcup/multimedia/tracking.php

The schedule for the day is as follows:

Men's RS:X - Gold - 11:00 - 3 races
Men's RS:X - Silver - 11:10 - 3 races
Women's RS:X - 11:20 - 3 races
Men's 470 - Gold - 11:00 - 2 races
Men's 470 - Silver - 11:10 - 2 races
Women's 470 - 11:20 - 2 races
Finn - 11:00 - 2 races
Laser - Gold - 11:00 - 2 races
Laser - Silver - 11:10 - 2 races
Laser Radial - Gold - 13:30 - 2 races
Laser Radial - Silver - 13:40 - 2 races
49er - Gold - 13:30 - 3 races
49er - Silver - 13:30 - 3 races
49er - Bronze - 15:30 - 3 races
49erFX - Gold - 11:00 - 3 races
49erFX - Silver - 13:30 - 3 races
Nacra 17 - Gold - 13:30 - 3 races
Nacra 17 - Silver - 13:30 - 3 races

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