According to the BBC, Sunday's racing at the America's Cup World Series event in Portsmouth has been cancelled because of bad weather.
Winds forecast in excess of 30mph forced the regatta director to first delay the start and then abandon the day's two races.
It means Britain's Sir Ben Ainslie and his Land Rover BAR Racing team have secured the overall victory across the weekend.
Ainslie's boat was first and second in Saturday's two races on the Solent.
Emirates Team New Zealand finished a point behind in second overall and America's Cup holders Oracle Team USA in third.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were among those in Portsmouth on Sunday hoping to watch the day's events.
This weekend's racing is the start of a lengthy qualification process that will count towards the 2017 America's Cup Challenger Series, the winner of which will take on Oracle in the 2017 America's Cup.
It will be the 35th staging of the oldest competition in international sport, which was first raced in 1851 around the Isle of Wight.
It was named after a boat called America, which beat the best Britain could offer and a British boat has never won the trophy.
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