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The Laser fleet at the start on race day two at US SAILING's Rolex Miami OCR, second stop of the 2009-2010 ISAF Sailing World Cup
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Reigning World Cup Champion Nick Thompson of Great Britain fights for position downwind
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Alexander Heinzemann of Canada
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Paige Railey of the USA extended her overall lead of the Laser Radial fleet on day two
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Mexican skipper Tania Elias Calles
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Current World Cup leader, Marit Bouwmeester of The Netherlands
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The Star fleet on the starting line
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Australian Star sailors Paul Mckenzie and Philip Toth
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Americans Andy Horton and James Lyne took the lead in the Star class on day two
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The Stars at the mark rounding on day two
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The start of the Finn racing on day two
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Giles Scott of Great Britain leads the Finn fleet at the end of day two
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USSTAG member and Olympic silver medallist Zach Railey lies second overall
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The Women's 470 fleet downwind
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Karin Soderstorm and Martina Soderbom (SWE) and Martine Grael and Isabel Swan (BRA)
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Ingrid Petitjean and Nadege Douroux (FRA) lead after the opening races in the Women's 470 fleet
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Lisa Westerhof and Lobke Berkhout of The Netherlands, the reigning Women's 470 World Champions
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Double Olympic gold medallist Sarah Ayton and crew Saskia Clark of Great Britain
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Francisco Sucari and Marcos Lamas of Argentina
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Stuart McNay and Graham Biehl of the USA
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