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The finalists for the Americas Cupchallenger series are set, and for the first time in 24 years noAmerican team will be competing for the Louis Vuitton Cup and thechance to race against the defending America’s Cup holder, the Swissboat Alinghi.On Sunday, Luna Rossa of Italy beat the American team BMW Oracle Racingin the sixth race of a best-of-nine semifinal series to advance.The Italians routinely out-sailed the Americans despite BMWOracle Racing swapping replica Cartier Pasha Men's watches its helmsman for the final race and putting itsowner back on board. The loss was a big defeat to owner Ralph Ellison,who poured nearly $270 million into his efforts to bring the Auld Mugback to the United States for the first time in more than ten years.“

It certainly wasn’t the outcome we planned for or expected,”Ellison told the Associated Press. “Luna Rossa raised their game anddeserve a lot of credit. I am very proud that our team went out andfought right down to the last jibe. We never gave up.” The loss by the Americans sets up a best-of-nine match betweentwo remaining teams. The Italians will face Emirates Team New Zealand,who defeated Desafío Espa?ol 2007 on Wednesday afternoon 5-2. The winner replica Cartier Ballon Bleu de Watchesof the June 1-11 Lousi Vuitton Cup final will advance tocompete against defending champion Alinghi in the Americas Cupbeginning June 23.In November 2004, America’s Cup Management announced Valencia,Spain, had been to chosen to host the 2007 race, it the firsttime in over 150 years that the race will be held in Europe.

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