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Golden Cup Goes to New Zealand

24th December 2019 Randall G. Lucchesi

December 21, 2019

      Golden Cup Goes to New Zealand
      In Melbourne today ended the drawing of the Finn Gold Cup – the "Golden Cup" in the "Finn". So in this class of yachts is called the world championship.

Golden Cup Goes to New ZealandThis is it, the Golden Cup! "Width =" 643 "height =" 367 "data-caption =" This is it, the Golden Cup! "><img src=Australia breaks heat records. "Width =" 643 "height =" 367 "data-caption =" Australia breaks heat records. "> <p>The conditions in which the regatta took place were, let's say, specific. Here is just one example: on Friday in Melbourne the highest air temperature was recorded for 143 years of observations – 44 degrees Celsius! On the water, of course, it was cooler, but not by much. Thanks to the organizers who made life easier for yachtsmen: at the finish they were waiting for an ice bath.</p> <p>The holder of the "Golden Cup" with a tal 30-year-old New Zealander Josh Junior. Prior to this, there were no victories in his track record, the biggest success was second place at one of the stages of the World Cup in 2016. But in Melbourne he performed brilliantly: he took the lead after the first day of the regatta – and so he didn’t give the championship to anyone, gaining 44 points in the end.</p> <p>In the second and third places (52 and 53 points respectively), Dutchman Nicholas Heiner and Hungarian Jombor Berech (World Sailing World Champion in Aarhus 2018).</p> <p>Detailed Results –</p> <p>http://sailingresults.net/sa/results/overall.aspx?ID=80280.2</p> <p> 207 December 21, 2019 # 9776<br />                                                     <br />       <br />     </pre> <p>Chief Editor</p> <!-- relpost-thumb-wrapper --><div class=

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