Summary
It may have looked like Kevin Taugher had his Laser on cruise control Sunday with a big lead before the last two races of the 2005 U.S. Singlehanded Championship for the George O'Day Trophy, but he's been sailing long enough to know that no lead is too big to lose.
Confronted by the lightest winds of the three-day regatta and a flock of Sunday boat drivers crossing the race course close to shore off Seal Beach, Taugher admitted, "I was a little worried. It was very light, and with the power boats going through it was also very choppy' conditions that favored lighter and luckier competitors.See the full content of this document
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Taugher Toughs It Out
But even with two fifth places his worst finishes in nine races by day's end his agony had turned to t...
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