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America's Cup World Series San Diego - Artemis Racing fourth

by Paul Cayard on 17 Nov 2011
San Diego Match Racing Championship, November 16th 2011, AC45 World Series San Diego. Practice day Sander van der Borch / Artemis Racing http://www.sandervanderborch.com
The America’s Cup World Series has completed the first day in San Diego in which three races took place amid ten knot winds and flat waters. Now in the third event of this series, the fleet is getting much more competitive resulting in closer racing and lots of mixing of the results.

The top team after three races is the French Team Energy with 24 points followed by Emirates Team New Zealand with 23 points, Oracle Racing Spithill with 22 and Artemis Racing with 21. The individual race winners were Oracle Racing Coutts in race one, followed by Artemis Racing in race 2 and Energy in race 3.

A 'Time Trial' was held after race three which was won by Emirates Team New Zealand with an average speed of 21.2 knots across the 500 meter course.

At the conclusion of the fleet racing tomorrow, the top two teams will be seeded into the match racing semi-finals on Saturday, while the teams in places 3-6 will race in the quarter-finals Friday.









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