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The Fred Kinmoth-skippered Stella, which finished second to Karakoa during the penultimate day of this premier sailing event, recovered its bearings in the final chase with a corrected time of 4:00:23, just a minute ahead of Australia’s Hi-Fidelity (4:01:26).
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February 20, 2009 - 12:00am
