Day #3 Morning Report — How to Follow the Hempel World Cup Series Miami

There were several early risers on the third day of the Hempel World Cup Series Miami as the Race Committee made a decision to start racing earlier than normal.

After two days of very light wind that hit the scheduled races, the first warning signal is scheduled at 10:00 local time with several of the fleets commencing thereafter.

The wind is predicted to be stronger than the days prior with a veering north eastlerly breeze coming in between 6-12 knots.

Cloud cover will be present across Miami with a chance of showers as the day progresses but the temperature is warmer than the days prior.

HOW TO FOLLOW

ENTRIES / RESULTS / SCHEDULE
Click here to view the entry list in full.
Click here to view the full results

WATCH
Daily highlights will be available across the World Sailing Network. Click here to subscribe.

Medal Races on Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 February will be streamed live on World Sailing’s Facebook and YouTube Channel. URLs and embed codes are available below:

Saturday Medal Races – RS:X, Nacra 17, 49er and 49erFX
URL – https://youtu.be/RV7NBYuGefI

Sunday Medal Races – 470, Finn, Laser, Laser Radial
URL – https://youtu.be/1utr_XXzeZY

SAP SAILING ANALYTICS
Live tracking, sailor analytics, live weather data and racing status will be available on the platform here – https://wcs2019-miami.sapsailing.com/.

SOCIAL MEDIA
Follow the event on World Sailing’s social networks and get involved in the conversation using #HWCSMiami
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/worldsailingofficial/
Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/worldsailingofficial/
Twitter – @worldsailing

PRESS RELEASES
All World Sailing international press releases throughout the duration of the Hempel World Cup Series, including the latest news and reports, are available to read here.

HEMPEL WORLD CUP SERIES
The Hempel World Cup Series is a world-class, annual series of Olympic sailing for elite and professional sailors. Over 2,000 of the World’s leading sailors, representing over 75 nations have competed in the Hempel World Cup Series which offers a definitive guide to the best-of-the-best in the Olympic sailing world.

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