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Home›Green Marine›The Jury denies Areva Challenge’s request for redress
Green Marine

April 27, 2007 · about 19 years ago

The Jury denies Areva Challenge’s request for redress

The Jury for the Louis Vuitton Cup has denied a request from Areva Challenge for redress. The French team claimed it had properly completed its penalty turn and finished ahead of Team Shosholoza in Flight 11. At the time, the Race Committee scored Areva Challenge as not finishing.

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The Jury for the Louis Vuitton Cup has denied a request from Areva Challenge for redress. The French team claimed it had properly completed its penalty turn and finished ahead of Team Shosholoza in Flight 11. At the time, the Race Committee scored Areva Challenge as not finishing.

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