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June 28, 2007 · about 19 years ago

New Zealand protest is dismissed

By a majority decision the Jury dismissed the protest that Emirates Team New Zealand filed against Alinghi following race four. The Jury was not satisfied that Alinghi broke America’s Cup Class Rule 31.6, which reads: ‘Mainsails shall be able to be lowered to the deck without the necessity of a crew

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By a majority decision the Jury dismissed the protest that Emirates Team New Zealand filed against Alinghi following race four. The Jury was not satisfied that Alinghi broke America’s Cup Class Rule 31.6, which reads: ‘Mainsails shall be able to be lowered to the deck without the necessity of a crew member going aloft.’

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