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The hard collision damaged the daggerboard case causing a significant leak. “I had been working pretty well all night,” reported the 26 year old skipper this afternoon, “I had found good sail configurations, and settings, and we were moving neither too fast nor too slow, with a good average and speeds of around 35 knots. Towards the end of the night I felt a huge shock in a big crash. Hitting the daggerboard damaged the bottom of the hull, and in a fraction of a second, water was coming into the central section. I walked around the boat quickly, and realized that the boat was remaining controllable. We had to slow down as much as possible, and furl up the sails. We must now bring the boat in as undamaged as possible.”
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