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Clearly we are not going to see these boats in the AC for a while after this Cup. The scale, logistics and budget is too high even for the big teams. And the AC45s or a similar size Multi can have the same effect after this great show.
Of course we all welcome this crazyness, once in a lifetime to see these foiling beasts racing an Americas Cup event.
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I just heard that my great sailing friend and former CEO of Hobiecat Europe has passed. May The endless oceans…
...Report was sent by an F18 Sailor, if you want Hobies reported send your own, we'll publish as usual. Cheers.
Looks like in your report the Hobies are not really present. Suggest to rewrite the article.
Thanks for the great report Wik. Great battle.
If I correctly read the results the overall winner this year is a Hobie16