Consistency was not easy on Day One in Lanzarote, with big Atlantic waves remaining as the wind dropped. Nonetheless it remains close and after three races just six points separates first from eighth. Chris Bake and team Aqua had a great day on water and currently leadings but with the Team Ceeref in second, and Team Nika third, Team Aqua will need to stay focused.
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RC44 Calero Marinas Cup 2017 - Day Two
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RC44 Calero Marinas Cup 2017 - Day Three
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RC44 Calero Marinas Cup 2017 - Final Day
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