The GPS has revolutionized this race from a competition and safety standpoint. But today a GPS helped from a statistical standpoint. The track that the team sailed is illuminated on a chart for criticism and acclaim. Looking at the track today he counted 80 tacks for the Dinghy Shop team. Tomorrow the wind should rotate around to the East and provide a smoother run.
Tomorrow is also the craziest leg for the shore-side staff.
The land-route to Hatteras requires a ferry from the mainland to Okracoke Island, and then another ferry from Okracoke over to Hatteras. If you miss the ferry, you miss the finish. Alexander's on the Bay, 2. Features include Lewmar's Power Grip ball-bearing grip. Sinks slowly, and is highly visible on the way down.