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00:00Very little wind, less than yesterday, from 10 to 15 km per hour, so keeping the boat flying is crucial.

00:06Open exit in this first Sunday regatta, it is true that there is much less wind than yesterday.

00:12It shows a lot at this speed in this first time that we are going to, that takes us to the first buoy.

00:17Good exit from Spain, but France and Emirates JVR seem to have made the best exit of the entire fleet.

00:23Switzerland tries to reach that position from the outside.

00:29France is going to get to the first buoy, although Emirates JVR seems to want to get in there.

00:33France opens up a lot, here you have to count on wind different from yesterday,

00:38and therefore the maneuverability of the boat and the strategy have to be much finer than yesterday, I think.

00:44And I would swear that we are going to anticipate them on their arrival now.

00:47Do you know who has recovered a lot on the left side of the screens? Canada.

00:50They have stretched this stretch to the left side of the field and have been able to recover a lot.

00:57England, England, look at Emirates JVR.

00:59This is arrival, okay?

01:00Ah, okay, okay.

01:01They have put the arrival.

01:02Okay, okay.

01:03Well, we play the second position now with Canada.

01:06Canada is now shaking from the other side of the regatta field.

01:09It has surpassed the French boat.

01:11It has surpassed us, but we are going to go very even, very even towards the arrival.

01:15Emirates JVR has won this first race of the day.

01:19Uh, we are going to be seconds.

01:21We are going to be seconds.

01:22We are about to fly, 30.5.

01:24Let's see, let's see.

01:25Generating more speed, 33, 34.

01:27Well, it's time to lift that boat to the flight and we can secure this second place.

01:31Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.

01:33Canada and France are looking for the wind pressure side where we have found it.

01:38They still have to do those meters and we have found enough to lift a skate.

01:43There we go, to a skate, but straight to the finish line to be seconds.

01:48We have to get nine points, get these nine points that can give us the option of entering the final.

01:54And there we go.

01:55Spain is going to be second, still with a little maneuvering.

01:58Yes, they leave the option of trying to lift the flight, the boat down, losing speed,

02:02but with 90 degrees to cross it as soon as possible.

02:06And the fight remains between Canada and France.

02:09Watch out, watch out, watch out for the buoy, watch out for the buoy.

02:11We had a good time, right?

02:12Tell me yes.

02:13Okay, good, good, good.

02:14Spain second.

02:15Spain second in Los Angeles.

02:17In this first Sunday's race, how has the film changed compared to yesterday?

02:22There is little wind.

02:23We have the sail of 24, only four crew members.

02:26The T-foils that do not seem to make possible the total flight of the boat.

02:32And with strategy, once again, we have made a lot of profit and made this second position that knows us to glory.

02:41All the time that Australia and New Zealand are in very delayed positions.

02:45Canada is going to be the leader of the general.

02:48Look at how they try in this last stretch, both Canadian and French,

02:51aiming at 90 degrees to cross it as soon as possible.

02:54It's like that photo finish, putting that meter that allows you to get in front of the rival,

02:58but it's taken by Gilles Scott for that last maneuver between gate 3 and gate 4.

03:03Five seconds to arrive.

03:05He has seen the door open between Italy and France.

03:08And what a big departure from New Zealand, which is the boat that has more speed, I swear.

03:12It's going to be first in first buoy.

03:14If you don't look at the duel between Great Britain and the United States,

03:17who have been stranded off the starting line,

03:20and you're going to see canoes to cross that starting line.

03:23We are in the middle of the regatta field, sorry, in the middle of the fleet,

03:28on the way to the first buoy, with a speed of 30 km per hour.

03:31Australia does almost 60 km per hour, touching buoy 1 to get into first position.

03:37Thomas Lynsby doesn't want any kind of problem or surprise to make the final here.

03:44And let's see how this second regatta of the day unfolds.

03:47Look at France, they can't fly.

03:49All of that is an obstacle.

03:51You have to be able to keep the flight as long as possible.

03:54I would tell you that I confirm that it is an arrival for the Australian ship shortly.

03:59They don't have to go down to the port.

04:02Look, they've done it, 40 km per hour.

04:04They can get in front now.

04:0638 km per hour, they are at the limit, and Australia is reaching that arrival.

04:10Let's see, Australia arrives, and now what?

04:12Have they set the goal there?

04:13Yes, they have set the goal up there.

04:14They have set the goal up there.

04:15Well, Australia, which is going to win with more than solvency,

04:18because the people are still here, door to door,

04:20and they are arriving.

04:21Australia wins the second of the day, this Sunday.

04:25And, therefore, Dylan Fletcher on board the Emirates JVR,

04:30British duel.

04:32He's going to take it.

04:33Here, clearly, Giles Scott.

04:34In Australia, it was Fletcher.

04:36And here it is Giles Scott who is winning the game.

04:41Third position, but he enters with problems.

04:45He's struggling, eh?

04:46With problems.

04:47With problems.

04:48The stand is there to see the arrival of the ships.

04:50Yesterday, very tight arrivals were seen.

04:52Photofinis arrivals, three ships entering for mid-table positions,

04:56but they were Photofinis arrivals.

04:58They were seen there in the lead from the Australians to Brazil.

05:02Interesting things were seen yesterday at the arrival.

05:05Today, they have put the first one, because they saw that there was no wind

05:08and that it was going to take a long time.

05:10They have put it at the bottom door.

05:12And, finally...

05:15Oh!

05:16Careful, careful, careful.

05:17Oh, my God.

05:18What is Suiza doing?

05:19What a little horse.

05:20What is Suiza doing?

05:21He has passed by lifting the flight.

05:23Let's go a little late.

05:24The exit is going to open.

05:26The exit of this last fleet regatta is opening.

05:29We have been late, but we are not in a bad line,

05:32although we are very much in the center of the fleet.

05:35And there must be little wind.

05:38Suiza, who is going outside, accelerating,

05:41doing more speed than the rest of the fleet,

05:4453 km per hour.

05:46They are going to meet Emirich Iviar in the first buoy.

05:49Germany is coming too,

05:51who will have to make a very radical maneuver to round that buoy.

05:54Suiza, who is with the British ship,

05:57who gets in front of his noses.

05:59Let's see who does the split,

06:01who goes to the other side of the regatta field.

06:03They are lengthening the maneuver.

06:05The three are now doing it in the mirror.

06:08Australia is outside.

06:09No, but they put the United States in front,

06:11and Australia is in front.

06:12I mean, this is...

06:14Okay, okay.

06:15Well, it's already reached the finish line.

06:17It's already reached the finish line.

06:18There is no stretch.

06:19There is no stretch.

06:20There is no stretch.

06:21There is a finish line.

06:22There is a finish line already.

06:23There is a stretch.

06:24Let's see.

06:25This is definitive.

06:27Let's try to be precise,

06:28because things are changing continuously,

06:31and even the competition itself.

06:34That cross has to be dodged.

06:36Australia is behind it.

06:38Between Australia and the United States.

06:40What does Australia have to do?

06:41Get back a position.

06:42A position.

06:43It needs the seventh position, whatever it is.

06:45Okay.

06:46Australia has two maneuvers left.

06:47It has to get to the buoy...

06:49And the United States is one.

06:50The yellow one we see down here,

06:52and the United States is one.

06:53Australia is outside the finish line.

06:55Slingsby pairs up with the American boat,

06:58which starts the maneuver.

06:59It has less meters than the United States.

07:01It has more speed than Australia.

07:02It has the finish line in front of it.

07:05Australia is outside.

07:06Outside.

07:07With speed.

07:08Dad is coming outside.

07:10Dad is coming outside.

07:12Dad is coming outside.

07:14Slingsby one.

07:16Slingsby two.

07:17Slingsby three.

07:18Slingsby...

07:19Slingsby is God in 6GP!

07:23Slingsby can't say no!

07:26He can't say no to this guy!

07:29He can't say no!

07:31He has squeezed them in the cross.

07:34He has burst them from the outside.

07:37Who is this guy?

07:39Where does this guy come from?

07:41He squeezes Canada.

07:43He squeezes Canada.

07:44He makes him get out of there.

07:46He steals the space.

07:47He steals the wind.

07:48And he does it!

07:49He does it!

07:50He does it!

07:51He does it!

07:52He does it!

07:53Excellent.

07:54Excellent.

07:55And in the back of the boat,

07:56the Canadian guy,

07:57Peter Berlin,

07:58who comes out in first place in this race,

08:00which is the final,

08:01the final one to three in 6GP.

08:02Peter Berlin has done it perfectly.

08:03He's heading first to first.

08:04Boja in second position.

08:05Giles Scott is with Canada.

08:06And we will see from where Thomas Slingsby escapes,

08:07who has to go to the comeback,

08:08although he has very little speed.

08:09And...

08:10Most of all,

08:11Thomas Slingsby can do this in the last race.

08:12Now,

08:13what an outstanding feat from the Australian boat.

08:14But the three of them,

08:15Now what a dive from the Australian boat, they are very, very far away.

08:20It seems that we have a little more wind because these maneuvers are being at 42-43 km per hour.

08:26Very good maneuver by the Canadian boat.

08:29It would have to cross 70-80 meters to get an opportunity against New Zealand.

08:34Well, Canada is going to win, eh?

08:36Canada is going to win because it is going to round that last buoy.

08:40And from there he has to take the boat to where it says Emirates Finish.

08:45And they have it very close.

08:47Those of Giles Scott, who is riding today with Paul Campbell James, with Vidi Goodelham and Anne Hager to win.

08:54Well, well, well, how nice to see the boat, the F50, fly after Sunday and how we have suffered with that shortage of wind.

09:02Finally, in the final, there has been enough pressure.

09:06The Canadian boat wins in Los Angeles.

09:11Applause on the part of the Canadians who are in the stands.

09:16Second position for New Zealand and third for Australia, which has played it back, but it has not been possible.

09:26I would tell you that the result of this final represents well what has happened during the weekend in this regatta field.

09:34The most solid team has been that of Giles Scott, the Canadian team.

09:38It is true that New Zealand opened the weekend with two forceful victories, but then they have gone very far behind in others.

09:45The most stable has been Canada with Giles Scott in front, as I say.

09:49Australia, which has always been at the top in the last, has taken it very to the limit to enter the final just for one point.

10:04.

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