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Day 1 Audi MedCup Circuit - Alicante images

by Sail-World.com on 14 May 2008
Fleet under spinnaker - 2008 Audi MedCup ThMartinez / Sea & Co - Copyright http://www.thmartinez.com
Spanish boats dominated the top placings on Day 1 of the 2008 Audi MedCup Circuit - Alicante. Tau Ceramica Andalucia won both of the first two races, wih Mutua Madrileña second and Bribõn third.

Thierry Martinez, fresh from photographing the start of The Artemis Transat, captured the action. To view more of his work visit ThMartinez/Sea&Co - http://www.thmartinez.com

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