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America’s Cup: Race Summary for 11 November 1999
A summary of the latest racing news direct from the Cup Media Centre
RESULTS OF LOUIS VUITTON CUP RACING
Auckland, Nov 6
America’s Cup: Luna Rossa Maintain Unbeaten Record
The crew of Luna Rossa overcame fears they might lose their mast during Louis Vuitton Cup racing today to post their 11th win in a row.
America’s Cup: Polling Booth To Set Up At Young Australia
Republic referendum this weekend
Challengers Agree To Limit Breakdown Delay Opportunities
The America's Cup challengers racing in the Louis Vuitton Cup have formally ratified an agreement that competitors cannot request delays for breakdowns after
Transat Jacques Vabre: Fujicolor wins
Loick Peyron and Franck Proffit arrived in Cartegena, Columbia at 15.08 yesterday afternoon to take victory in the Transat Jacques Vabre. Loick and Franck took command of the race and…
America’s Cup: Swiss Still Sorting Out Sterring
The Swiss syndicate reckon it has the design coup of the 2000 Cup
America’s Cup: Race Commitee to be Grilled Friday
Angry and frustrated America's Cup challengers will be lobbying for some tightening of the rules when they meet Louis Vuitton race committee chairman Vince Cooke tomorrow.
America’s Cup: Final Points in the Louis Vuitton Cup
Final Points table after round robin one of the Louis Vuitton Cup
America’s Cup: NZ Sidekick Making His Mark
- New Zealand sailor Gavin Brady has had to bite the bullet in his new job as deputy to America's Cup master Paul Cayard.
America’s Cup Results Service: Results of races eight and nineof the Louis Vuitton Cup
Results of races eight and nine of round robin one
America’s Cup: AmericaOne Racing is Further Delayed
Weather is also in question
America’s Cup: Luna Rossa Wins Again – Snatches Victory from Young America
Jury Reschedules Last Day of Round Robin One
America’s Cup: Spinnakers Shred as Luna Rossa Beats AmericaOne to Remain Undefeated
Race Day 4 - 22 October, 1999, Full Report
Transat Jacques Vabre: fleet in survival mode
The Open 60 fleet are all in survival mode after seven days at sea, heading South to avoid the worst of Hurricane Irene, as the 50 knot winds continue to…
Groupe Andre capsizes – skipper Vatine lost overboard
The second trimaran pitchpoles in this two handed transatlantic race, this time with tragic results
America’s Cup: Cup Racing Headed for Protest Room
Protests dominated a tense pre-start tactical battle between two of the favoured challengers for the America's Cup
America’s Cup Feature: Cayard Surprised By Gilmour’s Aggression
AmericaOne skipper Paul Cayard confessed to feeling lucky after an unusual rule allowed his crew to escape a 40-second penalty against Japan's boat
America’s Cup Features: Chief Umpire Backs Rule Change
Chief umpire and international jury chairman Bryan Willis admits he would have no problem with changing the rule which allowed AmericaOne to avoid a 40 second penalty during racing for…