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Sports - Sailing and Boating
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
10/31/09
Annapolis professional Chris Larson tacked on two more single-digit results yesterday and takes a commanding 15-point lead into the final day of competition in the Sheehy Lexus of Annapolis Melges 24 World Championships.  Day 4 of the 2009 Melges 24 World Championship sailing event.
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Larson steered West Marine Rigging/New England Ropes to a second-place finish in Race 8, then added an eighth in Race 9 to bring his cumulative score to 32 points. That is 15 better than second-place Joe Fly, the Italian entry skippered by Gabrio Zandona. UKA UKA Racing, the defending world champ skippered by Flavio Favini, has taken over third place with 52 points. Richard Clarke is calling tactics while...
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