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Swan Cup Caribbean 2015 - More images by Carlo Borlenghi
by Nautor’s Swan on 16 Mar 2015
It's a wrap! Mr Leonardo Ferragamo with the winners - Rolex Swan Cup Caribbean 2015 Nautor's Swan/Carlo Borlenghi
Here are more images from the second edition of the Rolex Swan Cup Caribbean which provided four fantastic days of sailing in the British Virgin Islands. The week’s excellent conditions offered constant challenges for the 21-strong fleet of Swan yachts as they negotiated courses taking in Virgin Gorda’s turquoise waters and evocatively named islands. Having dominated from the very first race, Swan 80 Selene (CAY) and James Blakemore’s Swan 53 Music (GBR) were confirmed as the two Class winners.
Final prize giving on the lawns of YCCS Virgin Gorda - Rolex Swan Cup Caribbean 2015 © Nautor's Swan/Carlo Borlenghi
The coveted Swan trophies and Rolex timepieces - Rolex Swan Cup Caribbean 2015 © Nautor's Swan/Carlo Borlenghi
The winning crews of Swan 80 Selene and Swan 53 Music - Rolex Swan Cup Caribbean 2015 © Nautor's Swan/Carlo Borlenghi
Winning crews of Swan 80 Selene and Swan 53 Music - Rolex Swan Cup Caribbean 2015 © Nautor's Swan/Carlo Borlenghi
ClubSwan cocktail contest - Rolex Swan Cup Caribbean 2015 © Nautor's Swan/Carlo Borlenghi
Club Swan cocktail contest - Rolex Swan Cup Caribbean 2015 © Nautor's Swan/Carlo Borlenghi
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