+ Follow CUTTY SARK BORACAY FUNBOARD CUP Tag
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[Title] => Slow, windless day for surfers
[Summary] => BORACAY  Competitors in the Cutty Sark Boracay Funboard Cup, so eager to compete after the cancellation of Monday’s schedule, were finally flagged off Tuesday only to get stalled anew later in the afternoon due to lack of winds.
Only five heats involving 60 participants representing 12 countries were completed shortly before noon before organizers from the Asian Windsurfing Tour called it a day at around 3 p.m. after failing to get the minimum wind requirement of 12 knots.
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[Title] => Aussie seeks three-peat in Funboard Cup
[Summary] => BORACAY — Focus will be on Australian funboarding champion Robbie Radiz when the Cutty Sark Boracay Funboard Cup — the second leg of the 2000-2001 Asian Windsurfing Circuit — sails off in this island paradise known worldwide for its powdery white sand and glittery nightlife.
After testing the waters in Sunday’s official practice, close to 60 funboarders from 10 countries, including the Philippines, will finally show their wares as they vie for top honors in five different divisions.
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CUTTY SARK BORACAY FUNBOARD CUP
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Only five heats involving 60 participants representing 12 countries were completed shortly before noon before organizers from the Asian Windsurfing Tour called it a day at around 3 p.m. after failing to get the minimum wind requirement of 12 knots.
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After testing the waters in Sunday’s official practice, close to 60 funboarders from 10 countries, including the Philippines, will finally show their wares as they vie for top honors in five different divisions.
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January 9, 2001 - 12:00am
