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America's Cup - images from the Final Day of the 35th Match in Bermuda
by Daniel Forster on 27 Jun 2017
Day 5 2017 35th America's Cup Bermuda Daniel Forster
http://www.DanielForster.com
Daniel Forster, who has been covering the America's Cup since 1977, was on the waters of the Great Sound, Bermuda for the final race of the 35th America's Cup.
Here's his view of the epic day.
Emirates Team New Zealand
Oracle Team USA
Ernesto Bertarelli's VAVA and cruise ships
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Oracle Team USA
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Emirates Team New Zealand
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2017 35th America's Cup Bermuda © Daniel Forster http://www.DanielForster.com
Peter Burling, helmsman,
Glen Ashby, skipper
Emirates Team New Zealand
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2017 35th America's Cup Bermuda © Daniel Forster http://www.DanielForster.com
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2017 35th America's Cup Bermuda © Daniel Forster http://www.DanielForster.com
Grant Dalton, CEO
Emirates Team New Zealand
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Peter Burling, helmsman, Emirates Team New Zealand
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2017 35th America's Cup Bermuda © Daniel Forster http://www.DanielForster.com
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