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Louis Vuitton Trophy Nice Cote d’Azur

By Sailing World Staff

November 23, 2009

Updated: November 23, 2009

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Franck Socha/ Louis Vuitton Trophy, Nice Cote D’az

Azzurra skipper Francesco Bruni holds the Louis Vuitton Trophy.

Azzurra skipper Francesco Bruni holds the Louis Vuitton Trophy. Bob Grieser/ Outsideimages.co.nz

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Franck Socha/ Louis Vuitton Trophy, Nice Cote D’az

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Franck Socha/ Louis Vuitton Trophy, Nice Cote D’az

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Franck Socha/ Louis Vuitton Trophy, Nice Cote D’az

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Franck Socha/ Louis Vuitton Trophy, Nice Cote D’az

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Franck Socha/ Louis Vuitton Trophy, Nice Cote D’az

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Franck Socha/ Louis Vuitton Trophy, Nice Cote D’az

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Franck Socha/ Louis Vuitton Trophy, Nice Cote D’az

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