Superyacht Cup Palma - Alls well that ends well

9:28 PM Sun 27 Jun 2010 GMT

'Corpione Die Mari, winners of The Superyacht Cup 2010' Claire Matches &copy

Superyacht Cup Palma 2010 day three and the docks felt a little subdued in the morning, but the best news was the steady breeze blowing. There was the usual amount of grumbling about the ratings, apparently inevitable with such a wildly diverse fleet, and the competitive nature of these elite owners and sailors - making poor Jim Teeters surely at once the most beloved and most hated man in the large yacht world. By the end of the day, however, after a good long race, the happy feel of the entire regatta resounded throughout the village with echoing Hurrahs, champagne ...

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