Yesterday we went 3 boats Alec (Hanse 371), Sukita (Elan 310) and the writer, Henry Shackleton. Good East wind around 14 knots with sea plate. We shot north of the bay, where the battle would start and from there to the buoy of Gibraltar airport and following the instructions of Race "leave to starboard (became clear auqnue say otherwise) and thence to port. At first the Aleco takes the lead with its owner at the helm followed by Shackleton and Sukita to be to by grapes. Reaching out to one of the boats moored to the buoy tacked Gibraltar, followed Aleco does, which is made "Barlo" but that is slowly falling behind hopelessly like the Sukita. We turned buoy with a clear advantage giving us enough time to make a photo footage of the fight between the other two boats.
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