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Admiral's Cup line-up takes shape
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Sailing
The pieces of Britain's Champagne Mumm Admiral's Cup team were
almost in place last night as long-time campaigner and chairman of
selectors Robin Aisher came to an agreement with German big-boat
owner Hans-Otto Schumann to sail his Rubin for Britain, writes
Stuart Alexander from Sete, France.
At the same time, the financial arrangements were being made for
the German 40-footer Astro to complete the trio, together with the
Mumm 36 Group 4 already selected.
Crews and...
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