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Images from Cagliari- Day 1 Audi Med Cup

by Chris Cameron on 22 Jul 2009
Emirates Team New Zealand NZL380 leads around the course in race one, day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ

Top international photographer, Chris Cameron was on shooting at the Audi MedCup series being sailed in a fresh breeze in Cagliari

Emirates Team New Zealand TP52 NZL380 leads the fleet at the first mark in race one, day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 © Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ
Emirates Team New Zealand TP52 NZL380 leads the fleet at the first mark in race one, day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 © Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ


Emirates Team New Zealand pips Synergy by 1 second at the finish in race three, day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 © Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ
Emirates Team New Zealand pips Synergy by 1 second at the finish in race three, day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 © Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ


Emirates Team New Zealand NZL380 lead the fleet up leg one of race two, day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 © Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ
Emirates Team New Zealand NZL380 lead the fleet up leg one of race two, day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 © Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ


Emirates Team New Zealand NZL380, start of race two, day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 © Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ
Emirates Team New Zealand NZL380, start of race two, day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 © Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ


Emirates Team New Zealand tune up for day one day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 © Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ
Emirates Team New Zealand tune up for day one day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 © Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ


Emirates Team New Zealand coach, Rod Davis gives an autograph to a local fan before racing on day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 © Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ
Emirates Team New Zealand coach, Rod Davis gives an autograph to a local fan before racing on day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 © Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ


Emirates Team New Zealand lead the throughout race two, day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 © Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ
Emirates Team New Zealand lead the throughout race two, day one, Sardinia Trophy, Audi MedCup 21/7/2009 © Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ

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