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The Louis Vuitton Cup Final between INEOS Britannia and Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli is tied at 4-4 after a dramatic fifth day of racing in Barcelona. The teams are locked in a tense battle, with each side responding to the other’s moves. In the first race, Luna Rossa took an early lead but a sudden nosedive forced them to retire, giving the win to INEOS Britannia. After quick repairs, Luna Rossa came back strong in the second race, dominating INEOS Britannia to even the series.
Luna Rossa‘s helmsman Jimmy Spithill praised his team’s repair efforts and believes they have momentum going into the next races. INEOS Britannia‘s skipper Sir Ben Ainslie acknowledged mistakes in the second race but emphasized the tight competition between the teams.
With the series tied, both teams are pushing each other to the limit as they aim for the seventh win. The fastest speeds ever recorded in an official America’s Cup race have impressed spectators in Barcelona. The deadlock must be broken eventually, with the winner facing Emirates Team New Zealand in the 37th America’s Cup. Two more races are scheduled for tomorrow, with changing weather conditions adding to the excitement of the competition.
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