Luna Rossa said he could sit Louis Vuitton first race

       Max Sirena, skipper of Luna Rossa classic Italy, said on Friday that his team can first race scheduled for Sunday at the Louis Vuitton Cup Challenger Series in protest against new rules for elevators rudder sit.

"We want to hold a meeting of the jury," said Sirena before departure. International Jury is scheduled from five members of the Cup, will take place from Monday, but already the jury worked as mediators in the wings for the four teams agree elevators rudder.

Regatta Director Iain Murray wants broad wings of heavy rudder control 72 feet and catamarans to help prevent high stakes.

Oracle Team USA Russell Coutts, when the threat Luna Rossa told, said: "I think they behave like a bunch of spoiled babies."

Emirates Team New Zealand, Luna Rossa as protested against changes to Murray saffron wings, but said he would sail Sunday anyway. When Luna Rossa not sail in the opening race, the current rules say the Kiwis themselves must complete the entire course of the five legs to win the threshold collect the race.

According to Murray, the organizers plan - for security reasons - the shorter the Kiwis have to go on the course for them was declared the winner. For example, it is possible, it can be concluded with a leg.

While spectators line the waterfront of San Francisco, was able to see the first big day of racing in the regatta three months to see only a few minutes of "action". The America's Cup could not start with a bang but with a whimper.