Australia's Andrew McDougall extended his overall lead to nine points after a further three races on day two of the PUMA Moth World Championship in Dubai.
Day two of PUMA International Moth Worlds got to a late start as a foggy haze and light winds lead to a 30 minute postponement onshore. Today was really a pressure game - those who stayed in the pressure were able to get up on their foils and make gains.
The fleet had three races today, bringing the total for the event up to four. Races two and three saw light winds and tough foiling conditions. The breeze filled in a bit for race four, allowing the fleet to really get up and moving. The leaderboard remains relativity unchanged, with Andrew "Amac" McDougall still in the number one spot. After day two, the top five are:
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1. Andrew McDougall (AUS)
2.
Michael Lennon (GBR)
3.
Brad Funk (USA)
4.
Scott Babbage (AUS)
5.
Chris Graham (UAE)
McDougall picked up where he left off yesterday, winning the day's opening race ahead of Simon Payne (GBR). After following that win up with an 11th and a second, the experienced Australian holds a nine-point overall lead. Reigning World Champion Bora Gulari (USA) had a better day and has moved up to sixth place overall.
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