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20 September 2024
Thunderstorms over Barcelona, no racing today at Louis Vuitton Cup
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All stopped today in Barcelona, today’s program of the Louis Vuitton Cup is cancelled due to the arrival of a vast storm front that does not allow the races to be held safely.
As seen already yesterday, the Race Committee in case of electrical storms tends to quickly cancel the races, as weather phenomena of this type can be extremely dangerous for men and boats.
So the Louis Vuitton Cup program continues tomorrow, as do our analysis episodes of The Cup Trial, which will not air today and will return as soon as racing resumes.
RED MOON BEATS NEW ZEALAND – REWATCH EPISODE OF THE BOWL TRIAL
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