Ocean Racing Magazine - #5 - October & November 2007 - (Page 70)

FIFTY YEARS AGO ADMIRAL’SOcean Racing - october 2007 offshore racing Ending in 2005, the Admiral’s Cup was to offshore racing what the America’s Cup is to inshore races. The equivalent of a world championship in ocean racing, the British event offered a highly original formula: having national teams with three boats compete over a series of races. Today the success of the Rolex Commodore’s Cup reminds us of the golden age of its big brother.

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Ocean Racing Magazine - #5 - October & November 2007

Edito
Contents
What they said
News
Portfolio
America's Cup - One Cup or two?
Jules Verne Trophy - Cammas, down to 48 days ?
Personality - Missing Fosset
Mini - Thirty years of innovations
Transat Jacques Vabre
Portrait - Lemonchois, quietly and discreetly
Barcelona World Race - Duos around the world
TP 52 - Where the stars shine
Figaro - Desjoyeaux not so alone
Trial - Sun Fast 3200
Tactics - Why the New Zealanders lost the America’s Cup
Fasnet Race
Lab
Portrait - Andrew Pindar
Fifty years ago - The Admiral’s Cup - offshore racing
Equipment
New products
Opinion

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