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07.10.2004 Valencia
Captain Savatore Sarno, Syndicate Managing Director of TEAM SHOSHOLOZAWe'll make improvements little by little, by learning a bit more every day.
Italian - 593k
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07.10.2004 Valencia
Marcello Botin, EMIRATES TEAM NEW ZEALAND (spanish - 834k)We have real potential; good speed, good tactics. It's up to us to show now this potential!
Spanish - 834k
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07.10.2004 Valencia
Chris Dickson, skipper of BMW ORACLE RACINGUSA-76 is a better boat than USA-71, but we have no excuses.
English - 903k
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07.10.2004 Valencia
Xavier Rohart, +39 CHALLENGEFirst victory: a good way to learn
French - 471k
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06.10.2004 Valencia
Philippe Mourniac, tactician on LE DEFIIn light airs the break between two flights is the opportunity to relax and observe the other boats.
French - 974k
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06.10.2004 Valencia
Rafael Trujillo, main trimmer on board +39 CHALLENGEEven though we are working hard, we have still a long way to match the others
Spanish - 770k
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06.10.2004 Valencia
Marcello Botin, EMIRATES TEAM NEW ZEALANDWe hope for a little more wind.
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06.10.2004 Valencia
Paul Standbridge, traveller on board TEAM SHOSHOLOZAWe're now thinking about beating BMW ORACLE RACING (english - 525 KB)
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06.10.2004 Valencia
Grant Dalton, EMIRATES TEAM NEW ZEALANDThe boats behave the same in light airs so it's not a disadvantage (english - 425 KB)
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