Monsoon Cup - Asian Match Racing Championships Previous Races

Asian Match Racing Championships Previous Races

Edition Winning Team
2006 Adam Minoprio and BlackMatch Racing
2007 Adam Minoprio and BlackMatch Racing
2008 Keith Swinton and BlackSwan Racing
2009 Phil Robertson and WAKA Racing
2010 Phil Robertson and WAKA Racing
2011 William Tiller and Full Metal Jacket Racing

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