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Project Landspeed: Horonuku goes back into the shed for a couple of weeks

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Project Landspeed: On hold for a fortnight
by Emirates Team New Zealand
After the wettest October on record in Australia, the Land Speed team have decided to put ‘Horonuku' back in the shed for a couple of weeks to have a break while allowing more time for the surface to dry out in the increasing temperatures.After the wettest October on record in Australia, the Land Speed team have decided to put ‘Horonuku' back in the shed for a couple of weeks to have a break while allowing more time for the surface to dry out in the increasing temperatures.Posted 9 Nov 2022
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