Emirates Team New Zealand are outraged over the America’s Cup Arbitration Panel decision to cancel use of the inner harbour stadium race courses
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Launch of Luna Rossa #2 in Auckland
A fairly low-key roll-out and launch of the second Luna Rossa AC75 at their America’s Cup base in Auckland, New Zealand on Tuesday
America’s Cup – Britannia RB2 takes to the water in Auckland
INEOS Team UK did a mast stepping trial over the weekend, and then took Britannia RB2 out for a foil tow test – caught on video here
Luna Rossa next to Launch new boat in Auckland
The next America’s Cup team to launch their second boat will be the Italian America’s Cup Challenger, Luna Rossa
Ainslie confident Britannia will sail like a rocket
With their second AC75 boat launched the Ineos Team UK challenge for the 36th America’s Cup moves a step closer
Flying start for Patriot
On the evening of October 16th, American Magic completed its first sailing session onboard the newly-launched AC75 PATRIOT in Auckland’s Waitematā Harbor
INEOS Team UK launch extreme second AC75 in Auckland
INEOS Team UK have named and launched their second AC75 race boat for the 36th America’s Cup, ‘Britannia’ in Auckland
American Magic launch Patriot in Auckland
American Magic officially launched their second AC75 America’s Cup boat, Patriot, in Auckland on Friday 16 October
American Magic and how the AC75 Flies
The plane is similar to a sailboat . . . American Magic’s Cooper Dressler explains why the AC75 is a little bit of both
Ainslie and late nights, getting the job done!
Ben Ainslie and the Ineos Team UK are hard at work to complete the fit-out of RB2, their second America’s Cup AC75 and get the boat launched ASAP
Second capsize for Emirates Team New Zealand
Emirates Team New Zealand are reported to have capsized their AC75 while sailing in strong winds early Saturday morning
Ainslie, Scott and Simmer – We’ve got our work cut out
Sky Sports visited UK HQ in Portsmouth, UK, before the big move to New Zealand to get the low-down from Ben Ainslie, Giles Scott and Grant Simmer
