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America's Cup- Meanwhile aboard Emirates Team NZ - Images and Video
by Chris Cameron on 17 Oct 2012
Emirates Team New Zealand. Day 13 of testing for the team’s first AC72. Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Chris Cameron/ETNZ
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Emirates Team NZ photographer, Chris Cameron, was onboard the AC 72 sailing on the Hauraki Gulf for another training session For the first time we get to see what it is like aboard the new America's Cup catamaran
Chase 1 manouvers the AC72 out of the Viaduct. Emirates Team New Zealand. Day 13 of testing for the team’s first AC72. Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Preparing to hoist the Genoa. Emirates Team New Zealand. Day 13 of testing for the team’s first AC72. Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Preparing to hoist the Genoa. Emirates Team New Zealand. Day 13 of testing for the team’s first AC72. Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Raising the Genoa. Emirates Team New Zealand. Day 13 of testing for the team’s first AC72. Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Emirates Team New Zealand. Day 13 of testing for the team’s first AC72. Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Ray Davies, Luc Dubois, Dean Barker and Glenn Ashby. Emirates Team New Zealand. Day 13 of testing for the team’s first AC72. Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Dean Barker sprints across the tramp during a Gybe. Emirates Team New Zealand. Day 13 of testing for the team’s first AC72. Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Emirates Team New Zealand. Day 13 of testing for the team’s first AC72. Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Emirates Team New Zealand. Day 13 of testing for the team’s first AC72. Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Emirates Team New Zealand. Day 13 of testing for the team’s first AC72. Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Emirates Team New Zealand. Day 13 of testing for the team’s first AC72. Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Emirates Team New Zealand. Day 13 of testing for the team’s first AC72. Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
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