Light winds played havoc with the final day of competitive sailing before the America's Cup challenger series starts in mid-January, with only one of Sunday's four scheduled races able to be started but abandoned after it exceeded the 45-minute limit.
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Races cannot start unless the wind is a minimum of 6.5 knots (12 kph), and while the superfast AC75 monohulls have shown they can achieve more than three times the wind speed, they need to generate at least 15 knots of speed to get up on their foils.
Race officials called off the day's racing shortly before 6pm after abandoning the first race between defenders Team New Zealand (TNZ) and Ben Ainslie's Team INEOS UK.