"TO RELIEVE THE DEFENDER FROM THE BURDEN OF HOLDING THE CUP" Dec 15, 20:04
That is how the Challenger Commission defines its mission. It's not an easy task and representatives from all eleven Challengers - amongst many others - work hard to make the 32nd America's Cup an awesome event for everybody involved.
Earlier this week the CC's final meeting in 2005 took place at our "home club" -- the Golden Gate Yacht Club in San Francisco. A lot of issues were discussed and some interesting decisions made. The details can be found on the Challenger Commission Blog.
Racing in home waters: USA-76 at the 2003 Moet Cup on San Francisco Bay,
home of GGYC, the "Challenger of Record."
(While en route home to VLC from the meetings, Tom called from Munich airport and asked me to post this update for him. It's a pleasure for me, but I hope he won't regret having asked the webmaster to grab the pencil!)
Earlier this week the CC's final meeting in 2005 took place at our "home club" -- the Golden Gate Yacht Club in San Francisco. A lot of issues were discussed and some interesting decisions made. The details can be found on the Challenger Commission Blog.
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Racing in home waters: USA-76 at the 2003 Moet Cup on San Francisco Bay,home of GGYC, the "Challenger of Record."
(While en route home to VLC from the meetings, Tom called from Munich airport and asked me to post this update for him. It's a pleasure for me, but I hope he won't regret having asked the webmaster to grab the pencil!)
by Roland Neubauer
