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The sailing season is winding up but there are still a few more good events on the calendar for 2009.
In late September I was racing in Portoroz, Slovenia on the RC44 Class Circuit. I am part of a new team named Katusha. It was our first RC44 event and we won the Match Racing portion.
Following Portoroz, I went to Palma de Majorca for the TP52 World Championship with Artemis. We put together three very good regattas to finish up 3rd in the Audi MedCup and the TP52 Worlds this year.
From there I went to Lake Carlyle, Indiana for US Sailing’s Champion of Champions regatta. This year the event took place in Lightnings. I had never sailed on a Lightning, but my Star crew Austin Sperry and I really enjoyed this regatta.
The first week of November was the Bitter End ProAm in Virgin Gorda (BVI). This is simply the best sailing on the planet. From there I went straight to Nice for the Louis Vuitton Trophy. This is the second recent event in the 2007 America’s Cup boats. From Nice, I travel directly to Dubai for the last RC44 event of the year.
Then December 9-10, I will be in Monaco for the second annual World Yacht Racing Forum. This is a two day conference where the participants debate various issues in our sport and exchange ideas.
Finally, I will go home to San Francisco for Christmas.
Paul
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Update #5 from Valencia ~ 33rd America's Cup
No wind, no race, no good. I feel like we let everyone down today.
Too often when we have big events where Television, sponsors, sailing fans and media have planned on following a race, the race doesn't happen on time or at all. Some of it I can accept. ~ more
Update #4 from Valencia ~ 33rd America's Cup
With very light winds on the Mediterranean Sea and less than 24 hours to the start of Race 1 of the 33rd Ameirca's cup, both Alinghi V and BMW Oracle were keen to get out on the water and make final preparations. ~ more
Update #3 from Valencia ~ 33rd America's Cup
Kind of a quiet day here in Valencia today. No sailing by either team as the wind was still gusty from the west and prudence was the call just 48 hours before race 1. ~ more
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