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Sail-World New Zealand: 11 August 2011
 | | Oracle Racing Spithill in race one on day three of the first America's Cup World Series event. 10/8/2011 Chris Cameron/ETNZ | Welcome to Sail-World.com's New Zealand newsletter for 11 August 2011
Emirates Team NZ continues to dominate at the America's Cup World series in Cascais. We will have full updates later today on www.sail-world.com.
For the second consecutive day, the Emirates Team NZ earned maximum points, after beating Artemis Racing in a match racing duel for first place.
Probably the surprising aspect of the series to date is the performance of many of the newer teams, who have proved to be more than capable of their task - and can easily mix it with the more established teams, who were expected to enjoy an initial advantage at least - as the newbies got to grips with the wingsailed AC45's.
 | | Emirates Team New Zealand in race three on day three of the first America's Cup World Series event. Chris Cameron/ETNZ |
In this edition of Sail-World we have featured two stories with links to the full replays of the last two days racing, which are good viewing, particularly the first - which is just onboard audio and video coverage. You can have the privilege of sailing a race with Russell Coutts, and then switch boats, and sail with Dean Barker in the same race. Sounds weird, but it works - and is a great insight into how two great America's Cup sailors run their races.
The second day's replay features the new graphics overlaid on live video, that have been a much vaunted part of the 34th America's Cup.
 | | Star class, Weymouth and Portland International Regatta 2011 © Ingrid Abery |
In Weymouth, England the NZL Sailing Team are in action in the Olympic Test Event/Pre-Olympics. Going into the final day, Andrew Murdoch was the best performed of the NZers, holding a two point lead going into the Medal Race in the Mens Singlehander (Laser). We will update on final day's racing on www.sail-world.com
 | | Buzianis and Albeau hit the gybe - PWA Pegasus Airlines World Cup 2011 © John Carter / PWA |
Emirates Team NZ has had a better day in the Extreme 40's sailing in Cowes, after yesterday's racing was blown out. There looked to be a repeat of the same conditions for a second day - however latest reports have it that condition eased, and racing took place - finishing at 7.00pm, with crowds packing the foreshore.
Again we will update later today on www.sail-world.com
 | | The fleet at the start of leg 2 - La Solitaire du Figaro 2011 Artemis Offshore Academy |
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Good sailing!
Richard Gladwell
NZ Editor
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