
The CEO of Luna Rossa, Max Sirena, expresses satisfaction with the success of the Italian boat in the preliminary regatta in Naples, underlining the talent of the group, the work carried out on the AC75 and AC40 programs, and the support of the Neapolitan public as added value.
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Luna Rossa is carrying out two programs simultaneously with the AC75 and AC40 hulls between Cagliari and Naples, in preparation for future international sailing competitions.
I am truly very happy with this success: on the one hand it is the demonstration that we have a very talented group, with people who are perfectly interchangeable in the different roles, and on the other it is the reward for the work we have done in recent months, carrying out two programs simultaneously with AC75 and AC40 between Cagliari and Naples. This is how the CEO of Luna Rossa, Max Sirena, comments on the success of the Italian boat in the preliminary regatta in Naples.
"The boys - underlines Sirena - were extraordinary: the level of the opponents was very high and the race course was anything but simple to interpret. The new crew formations worked as we had expected".
"The Senior team - explains Sirena - confirmed itself as a benchmark and the Youth & Women team, newly formed and with little harmony behind it, demonstrated that it was still up to par with the other challengers. Of course, there were mistakes, but they are part of the normal growth path.
I congratulate everyone. And congratulations to Naples, a wonderful city which, as I expected, was the added value of the event. The support of the Neapolitans - comments the CEO of Luna Rossa - certainly gave us a few more knots."

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