Sailing-Debutant Fletcher flying high in Britain's America's Cup chase
BARCELONA : Dylan Fletcher is used to winning by the slimmest of margins.
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BARCELONA : Dylan Fletcher is used to winning by the slimmest of margins.
BARCELONA :Britain piled the pressure on Italy in their fight to be challenger for the America's Cup on Wednesday, clinching two tight races in "knife edge" sea conditions to go within one point of winning the first-to-seven Louis Vuitton Cup series.
BARCELONA : Francesco Bruni jokes about being a 'couple' with his co-helm Jimmy Spithill, such is the intensity of the relationship between the sailors who share the steering of the Italian AC75 in which they hope to take on New Zealand for the America's Cup.
BARCELONA, Spain :Italy recovered from a high-speed nosedive in their first race against Britain on Tuesday, bouncing back in strong winds in the second to level the series in what both teams are framing as a "fight" to become the America's Cup challenger.
BARCELONA, Spain : Italy's AC75 boat took a dramatic, high-speed nosedive during the latest race against Britain in their America's Cup challengers clash on Tuesday, damaging their carbon fibre decking and handing their opponents a win and 4-3 lead.
BARCELONA :Britain and Italy fought out two closely-contested races on Monday in the America's Cup challenger series, leaving the first-to-seven event finely poised at 3-3 as they bid to take on defenders New Zealand for the 'Auld Mug'.
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