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14.10.2004 Valencia
Tanguy Cariou, tactician on board K-CHALLENGEThe bay of Valencia was supposed to be easier to sail than Marseille, but it's far from beeing the case !
French- 801k
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14.10.2004 Valencia
Gabriele Bruni, runner on board +39 CHALLENGEOur crew is more accustomed to fleet racing which gives us hope for better results.
Italian - 568k
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14.10.2004 Valencia
Ashton Sampson, team SHOSHOLOZAWe did much better in the fleet racing than the match racing
English - 815k
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14.10.2004 Valencia
Philippe Mourniac, tactician on board LE DEFIYou have to sail properly but also keep a bit of fun
French - 876k
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14.10.2004 Valencia
Dean Barker, EMIRATES TEAM NEW ZEALANDThere's still a long way to go but it's been brillant
English - 572k
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14.10.2004 Valencia
Chris Dickson, BMW ORACLE RACINGTomorrow is another day
English - 403k
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12.10.2004 Valencia
Jean Galfione, 18th man on K-CHALLENGEThe America's Cup is still a myth
French - 968k
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12.10.2004 Valencia
Guillaume Curado, traveller on board +39 ChallengeWe've only known each other for one month and we won several races, so hopefully that means we can do even better next year.
French - 654k
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