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April 18, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Light conditions continue at the Louis Vuitton Cup

Light conditions continue to disrupt the schedule at the Louis Vuitton Cup in Valencia. After three scheduled race days, no matches have been sailed in Round Robin One. On Wednesday, race officials and the 11 teams returned to the race course area to the North and South of Port America’s Cup, but co

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Light conditions continue to disrupt the schedule at the Louis Vuitton Cup in Valencia. After three scheduled race days, no matches have been sailed in Round Robin One.

On Wednesday, race officials and the 11 teams returned to the race course area to the North and South of Port America’s Cup, but conditions were similar to the two earlier days this week: plenty of sunshine and clear skies, but still not warm enough to drive the sea breeze.

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