The stunning win by Ben Ainslie and the Great Britain SailGPteam at the opening round of the SailGP 2020 Series has reset the competition playbook
Americas Cup
Designing a challenger . . . Let me count the ways
Designing a challenger . . . Let me count the ways . . . the Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team
Ten teams entered for Youth America’s Cup
The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron has received ten entries to date for the revamped 2021 Youth America’s Cup
It’s a kinda magic . . .
American Magic Principal Designer Marcelino Botin fosters a design environment that encourages creativity, change and continuous improvement. See video here
Ben Ainslie Training in Cagliari . . . Racing in Sydney . . . Making the days count!
INEOS Team UK are in Cagliari, Italy at their Winter Training Camp and team base for the first America’s Cup World Series event from April 23 to April 26
The Terry and Dean American Magic Show
American Magic skipper Terry Hutchinson and helmsman Dean Barker are no strangers to America’s Cup racecourses . . . See the Video
Agreement on wind range for racing in the 36th America’s Cup
Following a successful mediation, the America’s Cup Defender and Challenger of Record have come to an agreement on the Match Conditions for the 36th America’s Cup
Youth America’s Cup initial entry closing
Back in December 2019, the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron announced a re-invigorated Youth America’s Cup, to be sailed in brand-new AC9F foiling mono-hulls
Sir Jim adds to his Sports Collection
Britain’s richest man and backer of Ben Ainslie’s America’s Cup team, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has expanded his sports portfolio into Formula 1 motor racing
Te Aihe hits the road
Te Aihe begins her journey from New Zealand to Cagliari, Sardinia, for the first America’s Cup World Series event
America’s Cup – Nice and Easy for ETNZ’s Te Aihe
Maxon, an Australian company providing advice on integrated drive solutions, has released this drone shot video of ETNZ’s Te Aihe sgortly before she was packed for transport to Europe.
Stars+Stripes USA – Out for the count ?
It seems that on the 23 January the fifth AC36 team – Stars+Stripes USA – failed to pay the entry fee of $300,000 for the first America’s Cup World Series event in Cagliari, Sardinia
