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Champagne conditions go flat.
By Jim Gale, Sydney Hobart media team.
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Story and page edited By Peter Andrews.
19:00 AEDT December 26, 2010.
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After four hours of vintage downwind racing in flat seas and a 12 knot north-easterly breeze, the frontrunners in the Sydney Hobart have hunkered down for the long grind to windward that will probably get worse before it gets better.

At around 5.30pm this afternoon Adrienne Cahalan, navigator of Wild Oats XI, reported that the yacht was off Kiama, beating into a 20 knot south-easterly, which Cahalan anticipated would strengthen to 30-35 knots from the south-west by the time the supermaxi left the New South Wales coast and launched into Bass Strait tomorrow morning.
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Wild Oats XI's navigator, Adrienne Cahalan.

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Wild Oats XI's navigator, Adrienne Cahalan. Photo copyright Peter Andrews, Outimage Australia.
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Wild Oats XI was holding a narrow lead over Wild Thing and Investec Loyal, which have been hard on her heels since the start of the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia hosted race.

"It’s been a good race between us and Wild Thing and Investec Loyal," Cahalan said. "We’re all evenly matched."

The arrival of the southerly will most likely bunch the fleet up as the maxis slow down and enter boat preservation mode. Cahalan said that she expected all the big boats to head closer inshore during the night, to take what respite there is from the strengthening winds.

Certainly Grant Wharington and Sean Langman, the skippers of Wild Thing and Investec Loyal, will be delighted with this first stage of the race. The flat seas have suited Wild Oats XI. Like Mark Richards, skipper of Wild Oats XI, Langman will now nurse his big baby through the rough stuff so he can attack the line honours favourite in the flukier winds off the Tasmanian coast.
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Sean Langman and Anthony Bell’s Investec Loyal, outside the heads after the start of the 2010 Sydney Hobart Yacht Race.

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Sean Langman and Anthony Bell’s Investec Loyal, outside the heads after the start of the 2010 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. Photo copyright Peter Andrews, Outimage Australia.
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With some 45 miles separating Wild Oats XI and the tail-enders, the southerly front will work its way through the remainder of the fleet over the next few hours.

For further information about the Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, go to: www.rolexsydneyhobart.com. The race can also be followed on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/rshyr.
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