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Extreme Sailing Series- View the final day of Act 4 here - Video

by Sail-World on 29 Jun 2014
Extreme Sailing Series - Day 3, St Petersburg, Russia Eugenia Bakunova http://www.mainsail.ru
Full video coverage of the final day of Act 4 of the Extreme Sailing Series, St Petersburg

A massive 10 races were sailed on the penultimate day of Act 4 of the Extreme Sailing Series™ in Saint Petersburg presented by Land Rover, with superb sailing conditions that saw six different race winners result in a shake-up on the Act leaderboard. Three race wins for Alinghi saw the Swiss clock up an astonishing 74 points, and regain control of the leaderboard, which helmsman Morgan Larson described as his 'best day ever' in three years on the circuit.

There were a handful of bumps and shunts, with a few of the teams running aground in the shallows of the beach, but the real story of the day were the movers and shakers of the pack, that saw huge gains made by J.P. Morgan BAR, SAP Extreme Sailing Team, Oman Air and Gazprom Team Russia, with eight teams now eying the podium, it’s all perfectly poised for a colossal final showdown.

Final day Live race timings
Live video: 1200-1330 GMT / 1400-1530 CET / 1600-1730 Local Time Saint Petersburg

Insights from SAP: 1030 – 1330 GMT / 1230-1530 CET / 1430-1730 Local Time Saint Petersburg






Action from Day 3:











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