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PredictWind- Stronger winds expected for rest of MedCup

by Richard Gladwell, Sail-World on 14 May 2009
Light winds of up to 8kts are predicted for the rest of the racing at Alicante Audi MedCup Circuit http://www.2008.medcup.org

The wind prognosis from www.predictwind.com!PredictWind.com is for stronger winds for the rest of the week at the Audi MedCup in Alicante.

Winds are expected to build to around 15-20 kts each day, peaking in the early afternoon - with almost no wind at all in the morning.







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