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RC 44 Championship Tour Grand Finale

by MaxComm Communication on 30 Nov 2010
No less than fourteen RC 44 one-designs will compete next week in the ORACLE RC 44 Cup Miami Nico Martinez / RC 44 Class Association http://www.rc44.com
The Oracle RC 44 Cup Miami will also be the first ever RC 44 regatta on US territory. Miami, Florida, will host the sixth and final regatta of the RC 44 Championship Tour 2010 on December 7-12. Organized by the RC 44 Class Association, the Oracle RC 44 Cup Miami will reassemble 14 strict one design RC 44’s.

The event will be special in many ways. Indeed, it will be the first ever RC 44 regatta on US territory; it will reassemble a record number of entries and it will be the culmination of the season, with the overall, fleet and match race titles awarded to the best teams and sailors of the year.

The Oracle RC 44 Cup Miami will start on December 7-8 with the match race contest, featuring some of the world’s best champions of the discipline such as Terry Hutchinson and Paul Cayard (USA), or America’s Cup winners Russell Coutts (NZL) and James Spithill (AUS).

The second part of the event – December 10-12 – will be dedicated to fleet racing, with the team owners at the helm.

The RC 44 Championship Tour 2010 will be awarded to the best team in the combined fleet race / match race rankings. With one last event to complete, the annual ranking is currently led by Larry Ellison’s BMW ORACLE Racing (USA). Pieter Heerema’s No Way Back (NED), James Spithill’s '17' (USA) and Torbjorn Tornqvist’s Artemis (SWE) are within reach and will be fighting hard to grab the title.

The first regatta of the RC 44 Championship Tour 2011 will also take place in the US, in San Diego, on March 2-6 whilst five teams will compete in Key West Race Week in January.

Oracle RC 44 Cup Miami – List of entries:

1. BMW ORACLE Racing (USA) Larry Ellison/Russell Coutts
2. 17 (USA) William Douglas/Jimmy Spithill ?
3. No Way Back (NED) Pieter Heerema/Ray Davies ?
4. Team Sea Dubai (UAE) Harm Müller-Spreer/Markus Wieser ?]
5. Katusha (RUS) Guennadi Timtchenko/Paul Cayard ?
6. Ceeref (SLO) Igor Lah/Rod Davis ?
7. Artemis (SWE) Torbjorn Tornqvist/Terry Hutchinson ?
8. Team Aqua (UAE) Chris Bake/Cameron Appleton ?
9. Mascalzone Latino (ITA) Vincenzo Onorato/Francesco Bruni ?
10. AEZ RC 44 Sailing Team (AUT) René Mangold/Christian Binder ?
11. Islas Canarias Puerto Calero (ESP) Daniel Calero/Jose Maria Ponce ?
12. Peninsula Petroleum (ESP) John Bassadone/Inaki Castaner ?
13. Synergy Russian Sailing Team (RUS) Maxim Logutenko/Evgeniy Neugodnikov
14. Ironbound (USA) David Murphy / Ian Williams

Event website : http://www.oracle.com/rc44cupmiami
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