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Virgin Money Starts Record Attempt
The 98-ft Virgin Money is off to the races, setting off early this morning on a west-east transatlantic record attempt.Virgin Money©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC With a weather outlook of breeze, breeze, and more breeze, Virgin Money set off early this morning on an attempt at the west-east transatlantic record for monohulls with powered sailing…
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