INEOS Britannia Secures Two More Victories and Avoids Near-Collision in Louis Vuitton Cup Semi-Final Day Two
INEOS Britannia, the British Challenger of Record racing for the Royal Yacht Squadron Ltd in the 37th America’s Cup, had a successful day two of the Louis Vuitton Cup Semi-Final with two more wins against Alinghi Red Bull Racing (SUI).
The day started with a tense moment in the pre-start between the Brits and the Swiss, but quick action from Ben Ainslie’s crew avoided a potential collision. INEOS Britannia finished both races with significant leads, securing four wins out of four against Alinghi Red Bull Racing. They now need just one more win to advance to the Louis Vuitton Cup Final.
Team Principal and Skipper Ben Ainslie praised his team’s performance, highlighting the need for continuous improvement to secure their spot in the final. The races were filled with thrilling moments, showcasing the skill and precision of the sailors on both teams.
In the other half of the draw, Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli also achieved a 4-0 lead, setting up exciting matchups for the upcoming races. The competition continues to intensify as teams vie for a spot in the final.
The third day of the Semi-Finals promises more thrilling action, with each team giving their all to secure victory. The first team to win five races in each pairing will advance to the Louis Vuitton Cup Final. Excitement builds as the competition heats up, and fans eagerly await the next races.
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