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May 9, 2007 · about 19 years ago

United Internet Team Germany wants to continue

The first ever German challenger to sail at the America’s Cup has said it intends to move forward, one day after sailing its last race at the 32nd America’s Cup. But skipper Jesper Bank has resigned from the team after winning just two of 20 matches at the Louis Vuitton Cup.

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The first ever German challenger to sail at the America’s Cup has said it intends to move forward, one day after sailing its last race at the 32nd America’s Cup. But skipper Jesper Bank has resigned from the team after winning just two of 20 matches at the Louis Vuitton Cup.

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