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America's Cup - Racing with Live Video on Sail-World.com

by Scott Robinson on 8 Feb 2010
Hitting 22kts - Practice Day, 2010 America’s Cup Richard Gladwell www.photosport.co.nz
If you have fast internet speed, at least 1.5meg download, you will be able to watch the BMW ORACLE Racing Race Day Live Video on Sail-World.com

The Sail-World audience will be offered three frame sizes, to allow viewing that suits their speed. We are working with the techs. in Valencia so that views with slower line speed able to watch the action at full speed, rather than with annoying pauses.

Here is Russell Coutts, Larry Ellison and James Spithill taking about the upcoming event.



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