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Prada Cup: The View from North Head - Final of Round Robin - Day 4

by Justin Mitchell 24 Jan 2021 13:07 NZDT 24 January 2021
Luna Rossa and INEOS Team UK- Waitemata Harbour - January 23, 2021 - Prada Cup - 36th America's Cup © Richard Gladwell / Sail-World.com

Videographer Justin Mitchell was on the lower level of North Head for the final race of the Round Robin series for the Prada Cup, which was the first opportunity for the winner of the Round Robin, or Qualification phase, to progress through to the Final of the Prada Cup.

For those who want to watch a commentary free, unedited and uncut version of the race - that is not geo-blocked, and shot from a single vantage point close to the action - this is it.

For more of Justin Mitchell's video of the racing and training for the Prada and America's Cups go to www.youtube.com/c/JustinMitchellTV/videos

Crowds of spectators on North Head - Round Robin - Prada Cup - January 23, 2021 - photo © Colin Preston
Crowds of spectators on North Head - Round Robin - Prada Cup - January 23, 2021 - photo © Colin Preston

Crowds of spectators on North Head - Round Robin - Prada Cup - January 23, 2021 - photo © Colin Preston
Crowds of spectators on North Head - Round Robin - Prada Cup - January 23, 2021 - photo © Colin Preston
Crowds of spectators on North Head - Round Robin - Prada Cup - January 23, 2021 - photo © Colin Preston
Crowds of spectators on North Head - Round Robin - Prada Cup - January 23, 2021 - photo © Colin Preston
Crowds of spectators on North Head - Round Robin - Prada Cup - January 23, 2021 - photo © Colin Preston
Crowds of spectators on North Head - Round Robin - Prada Cup - January 23, 2021 - photo © Colin Preston
Crowds of spectators on North Head - Round Robin - Prada Cup - January 23, 2021 - photo © Colin Preston
Crowds of spectators on North Head - Round Robin - Prada Cup - January 23, 2021 - photo © Colin Preston

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