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Red Bull Youth AC- Am-Cam video replay of Race 2, Day 2

by John Navas on 3 Sep 2013
Australia leads Sweden downwind. - Red Bull Youth AC Chuck Lantz http://www.ChuckLantz.com

Videographer John Navas was bayside in San Francisco for the first race of Day 2 of the Red Bull Youth America's Cup being sailed between ten teams of sailors aged 19-24 years old, and all representing their country.

This is Race 4 of the series.

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