No. 1-ranked Price beats Takahashi to win Governor's Cup

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Harry Price of Australia solidified his status as the world’s top-ranked match racer by winning the Governor’s Cup on Saturday, rallying to beat No. 20 Leonard Takahashi of New Zealand, 3-2. Price, 22, showed his prowess in boat handling and tactics to win the world’s oldest...

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Chris Killian says:

July 26, 2018 at 9:10 am

Sorry, my son Christophe raced for College of Charleston this year after he was forced out of Balboa Yacht Club. BYC should not get the credit for 3rd place.

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No. 1-ranked Price beats Takahashi to win Governor’s Cup