Luna Rossa and INEOS Britannia Tied in Louis Vuitton Cup Final After Impressive Match
Luna Rossa and INEOS Britannia are tied in the Louis Vuitton Cup Final after an exciting race. Luna Rossa won the second regatta of the day despite a technical issue in the first race. The AC75s flew in strong winds and rough seas, thrilling the spectators.
Patrizio Bertelli, President of Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli, visited the team in Barcelona and expressed confidence in their performance. Skipper Max Sirena praised the team’s response to the mainsail issue and their excellent racing.
In the third match, Luna Rossa had to change its mainsail due to damage, resulting in a disqualification. However, in the fourth match, the team executed a flawless race, leading at every mark and crossing the finish line with a 4-second advantage.
The crew included Jimmy Spithill, Francesco Bruni, Umberto Molineris, Andrea Tesei, Enrico Voltolini, Bruno Rosetti, Cesare Gabbia, and Emanuele Liuzzi as cyclors.
Overall, Luna Rossa‘s performance was impressive, securing a victory and staying competitive in the Louis Vuitton Cup Final.
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