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I Love Poland takes monohull line honours in the 2020 Rolex Middle Sea Race

by Rolex Middle Sea Race 21 Oct 2020 13:18 BST 21 October 2020
Volvo 70 'I Love Poland' takes monohull line honours in the 2020 Rolex Middle Sea Race © Rolex / Kurt Arrigo

I Love Poland (POL), skippered by Grzegorz Baranowski crossed the finish line of the 2020 Rolex Middle Sea Race at the Royal Malta Yacht Club to take Monohull Line Honours at 11:58:05 CEST on Wednesday 21st October in an elapsed time of 3 days, 23 hours 58 minutes 5 seconds.

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