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St. Moritz Match Race – The Wave Muscat into the Final

by Kinley Fowler on 4 Sep 2011
Torvar Mirsky reaches the finals - St Moritz Match Race 2011 Loris von Siebenthal/St Moritz Match Race
St. Moritz Match Race, the sixth stage of the World Match Racing Tour, is currently underway on Lake St Moritz in the Engadin Valley. After an epic day The Wave Muscat has made it through to the finals.

Up against the youngest skipper representing the French Match Racing Team, Pierre-Antoine Morvan, The Wave Muscat go into the series as the favourites.

'Our preparation coming into this event wasn't the best, with our bowman Graeme Spence getting a late call up for an America's Cup job' commented Mirsky; 'but today we got all the practise we needed against Richard and it helped us get into our groove against the dark horse of the season in the semi finals.'

The quarter final series against Richard saw The Wave Muscat up against the wall, but they gave their all and managed to take out the series 3-2. After a short break it was Bjorn Hansen who was next on the chopping block, going down to The Wave Muscat 3-1.

Follow the racing live online. Wave Muscat Team St. Moritz Match Race World Match Racing Tour website
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