Americas Cup

American Magic head to New Zealand

American Magic, the New York Yacht Club’s challenger team for the America’s Cup has shipped their AC75 to New Zealand

Iain Murray is Regatta Director for the 36th America’s Cup

Iain Murray appointed independent Regatta Director for the 36th America’s Cup presented by Prada

ETNZ are Back to Business under new level 3 Covid-19 rules

As New Zealand start the long road back from their strict COVID-19 lockdown, Emirates Team New Zealand resumed on water development and testing

America’s Cup – Luna Rossa switch to electric winches

Luna Rossa skipper Max Sirena confirmed that during the Italian Coronavirus lock down Luna Rossa carried out test sailing in Cagliari with a reduced crew of only five sailors, in compliance with health regulations

America’s Cup technology in fight against Covid-19

America’s Cup team, Emirates Team New Zealand calls on automated warehouse techknowlogy so the team can safely return to work

New Zealand to Continue Sailing Ban under Level 3

Yachting New Zealand expect sailing to continue to be banned under coronavirus level 3 restriction in New Zealand when it comes into place on Tuesday, 28 April

America’s Cup – Britannia is back from Cagliari and ready to sail

Good news, or any news from the 36th America’s Cup organisation is always welcome, and today they have gone into overdrive

Full steam ahead for INEOS Team UK second AC75

Boat builder Jason Carrington and his team are nearing completion of the INEOS Team UKs second America’s Cup AC75

Terry Hutchinson and American Magic’s Quest for the America’s Cup

America’s Cup commentator Gary Jacobson recently talked with NYYC American Magic’s skipper and Executive Director Terry Hutchinson – Video here

Luna Rossa AC36 team take wage cut to support local hospitals

The Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli, America’s Cup team has agreed to a salary reduction plan to meet the economic situation currently affecting Italy and the whole world

Carl Fereday – From Special Boat Services to INEOS Team UK

Carl Fereday joined the Army to see the world, serving for 13 years, the latter part of which was with the Special Boat Services . Now he is INEOS Team UK’s Rescue Swimmer