June 4, 2014

Sailing

Protocol for 35th America’s Cup calls For 62-foot catamarans and $2 Million entrance fee

SAN DIEGO (AP) — The America’s Cup has shaken and stirred the rules for the 2017 regatta. They’re radical, ambitious and sure to set off debates in yacht club bars

The Log Staff June 4, 2014

Protocol for 35th America’s Cup calls For 62-foot catamarans and $2 Million entrance fee

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