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Monday 4 December 2000, 1000 GMT
Clipper bids farewell to Cuba
Our man in Havana, Rob Salvidge's exclusive pictures.
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James Rank of the Bristol crew perches to take the perfect picture
The Clipper yacht race has just restarted from Havana in Cuba with the crews leaving behind them fond memories of battered old colonial buildings, amazing old American cars and excellent Cuban hospitality.

The race started in unseasonal weather with high winds battering the north coast of the Island, but providing the yachts with some exciting racing in the early stages.

Armed with the latest digital cameras, the yachts are able to take some spectacular pictures whilst at sea and we're very grateful to them for the on board shots.

Thanks also to Alfredo Tedeschi, Vice Comodoro of the Club Nautico at Marina Hemingway who is a Reuters camera man in his spare time.


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Rob Salvidge reports on the Clipper in Cuba

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