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P379 CEEFAX 379 Fri 26 Feb 21:11/18   YACHTING: BRITISH STEEL  CHALLENGE 1/3  Positions on leg three (1518 GMT Fri) - from Hobart to Cape Town Lat Long Dist SMG* to go 1 Group 4 51 46S 091 34E 3294 08.5 2 Comm Union 51 25S 092 58E 3346 07.9 3 Nuclear E 52 01S 093 07E 3353 09.0 4 Hofbrau L 51 48S 093 39E 3371 09.5 5 Brit Steel 53 20S 093 29E 3372 08.5 6 Rhone-P 51 51S 093 46E 3376 08.6 7 Heath Ins 51 12S 093 58E 3383 08.0 8 Interspray 54 00S 093 48E 3389 08.0 9 Coopers & L 51 43S 094 08E 3389 08.710 Teesside 52 39S 095 39E 3447 08.3 * speed made good Source: British Telecommunications Racing Cricket Football Golf
P379 CEEFAX 379 Fri 26 Feb 21:21/17   YACHTING: BRITISH STEEL  CHALLENGE 2/3  Group 4 continues to lead the way as the ten yachts battle through the worst conditions they have yet encountered in the race. Huge waves whipped up by 70 knot winds are demanding precision and some nimble deckwork. Interspray skipper Paul Jeffes said the waves have taken on "the proportions of English downs with the odd Matterhorn thrown in." The winds are laced with ice and British Steel crew member Kevin Duffley warned: "If your skin is exposed you get lacerated."  Racing Cricket Football Golf
P379 CEEFAX 379 Fri 26 Feb 21:12/41   YACHTING: JULES VERNE  TROPHY 3/3  Enza New Zealand are still more than fourn days ahead of schedule in their bid to circumnavigate the globe in 80 days or less. The catamaran's progress has been slower due to unusual south-south easterly winds of 35 to 40 knots in tPe Southern Ocean. "We've been taking it quietly for the last 48 hours, waiting for the weather pattern to re-establish itself. When it does, we'll be ready," said co-skipper Peter Blake Position 0552 GMT Friday Lat 42 04 S Long 50 42 E  Racing Cricket Football Golf