Despite the set-back of not being able to hoist any mizzen sails, Sojana managed to hold-off the rest of the fleet and win the third and final race of The Superyacht Cup Antigua 2010. Bucket ratings expert, Jim Teeters worked out Sojana's temporary sloop rating after they suffered a broken mizzen boom on the first day, and gave them a 4 minute start advantage over second starting boat, Rebecca and a 29 minute start on Visione.SOJANA GETS THE FINAL RACE - VISIONE WINS OVERALL Photo © 2010, www.clairematches.com
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WICHITA, Kan. (Jan. 30, 2010) – With the recent certification by the Civil A
viation Administration of China and deliveries underway in the region, the
flagship Hawker 4000 is setting a positive tone in Southeast Asia for Hawker
Beechcraft Corporation (HBC). HBC and its international dealer, Hawker Pacific,
will display a Hawker 4000, along with a Hawker 750 and a King Air B200GT, at
the biennial Singapore Airshow from Feb. 2-7 at the Changi Exhibition Center
in Singapore. The 2010 show is expected to attract more than 40,000 visitors
from 112 countries. The HBC and Hawker Pacific exhibit will be located at
Chalet CD-31.
EVERETT, Wash., Jan. 29 
OTTAWA, Jan. 29, 2010 -- At a supplier conference today in Ottawa, Boeing
[NYSE: BA] outlined its proposed subcontracting plan for in-service support
(ISS) of 15 Boeing CH-47 Chinook Medium-to-Heavy Lift Helicopters (MHLH),
designated CH-147 for the Canadian Forces.
Cowes, Isle of Wight: The Royal Yacht Squadron (RYS) and two partner Clubs,
A study led by ABPmer on options for taking account of social-economic
factors in the planning of marine protected areas (MPA) networks, has
now been published by Defra.
It's Evolution Racing by a whisker...
30:01:2010 Once again it came down to a final day showdown in the Racing
Class. Both crews on Ray Roberts TP52 Evolution Racing and Neil Pryde's
Welbourn 52 Hi Fi were pumped up and raring to go. Some old fashioned
America's Cup style circling started the sequence, then they broke away
and headed for the startline with speed. Geoff Hill's TP52 Strewth and
Nick Burns / Fred Kinmonth Mills 51 EFG Bank Mandrake also joined in and
tried desperately to throw a spanner into the works. Neil Pryde hit the
line first at the pin end but Ray Roberts was a couple boat lengths to
windward with Strewth on their hip and Mandrake taking the weather
berth.
