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America's Cup- Dean Barker reflects on the 34th America's Cup

by Sail-World on 4 Oct 2013
Emirates Team NZ skipper Dean Barker at the Day 8 Media Conference Richard Gladwell www.photosport.co.nz
Emirates Team NZ skipper, Dean Barker, was interviewed for an hour on Radio Sport this morning on the 34th America's Cup.

In this full length audio and 11 minute video clip he discusses the campaign, the mistakes that were made, why Oracle Team USA ultimately prevailed and what it is like having Jimmy Spithill for a neighbour in Auckland's Herne Bay.

He talks with Mark Click here to listen to the full audio

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