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America’s Cup World Series: Coutts Crash

Who says sailboat racing is boring? Plenty of fast-paced action off the San Francisco waterfront today, including one smashing smash-up by Oracle Racing's Russell Coutts. Are the boss's reaction times slowing down with age?

By Sailing World Staff

Updated: August 25, 2012

Now that’s getting boxed out! Russell Coutts crashes into the race committee boat during the third fleet race of the America’s Cup World Series in San Francisco on the third day of racing.

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