Day 4 Fleet Racing - Artemis Racing claims victory in final metres.

With spinnakers blowing up all around them, Torbjörn Törnqvist steered his Artemis Racing through the carnage of the final run of the final race to claim the RC44 Cascais Cup by single point from Igor Lah's Team CEEREF. Both Chris Bake's Team Aqua, leader going around the final mark, and Team CEEREF in third, suffered kite problems at the final top mark rounding, helping the Swedish team to prevail. But to win by just one point (even the top six were separated by just six points) after 11 races, was particularly impressive turn-around given that Artemis Racing had finished the first day of fleet racing here in the Portuguese sailing mecca in last place. After two light to moderate days, conditions turned more brutal for today's final three races. The long Atlantic swell Cascais is famous for wasn't so much in evidence today, but a particularly vicious sea state had been kicked up by the northnorthwesterly breeze that built steadily until it was gusting to 25 knots. The RC44 Cascais Cup is the fourth event of the 2016 Championship Tour, which pitts the world's top businessmen and the best sailors in the industry compete in high performance one-design 44-foot carbon racing yachts. Subscribe to us on You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_kn... Find out more at : https://www.rc44.com Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RC44.Class.A... Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RC44Class