The gears shift quickly at Emirates Team New Zealand. The migration of the team and all its assets to Barcelona happens with military precision
Taihoro begins her journey up to Barcelona to defend the America’s Cup
After 14 days of commissioning, Taihoro begins her journey up to Barcelona to defend the Louis Vuitton 37th America’s Cup
Emirates Team New Zealand mainsheet and mast/foil intergration revealed
Could this independent mainsheet set-up on the ETNZ AC75 be the eureka moment of the 37th America’s Cup?
AC37 – ETNZ cut short training session with new foil problem
Emirates Team New Zealand cut-short their foil testing Wednesday with what appeared to be more problems with new port wing.
AC37 – Confusion surrounds ETNZ final Foil development
ETNZ have just launched their final test foil twice . . . At least according to media reports. Tom Morris of Mozzy Sails explains the confusion
AC37 – ETNZ rollout second new foil wing
Just five days after revealing a new starboard foil, Emirates Team New Zealand were back at it again, with another new foil wing, this time on the port side, was released
ETNZ hit the ground running back out on Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf with new foil
In seven months, America’s Cup racing will begin for real in Barcelona – with the start of racing for the new AC75 boats in the Preliminary Regatta on 22 August.
AC37 – Emirates Team New Zealand capsize their LEQ12 again
When Emirates Team New Zealand capsize an AC40 in LEQ12 mode, the analysis and the spotlight is intense.
It’s official . . . 222.43km/h (138.21mph) officially ratified
It’s official, the speed of 222.43km/h (138.21mph) achieved by ETNZ and Glenn Ashby in Horonuku as been officially ratified.
ETNZ back on the water with rebuilt LEQ12
Emirates Team New Zealand made a quick return to Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf today on their newly repaired LEQ12.
ETNZ set new wind powered land speed world record
Emirates Team New Zealand and Land speed pilot Glenn Ashby have sailed ‘Horonuku’, their wind powered land speed world record craft, faster than any previous records.
ETNZ AC40 suffers bow damage in high-speed nose-dive
Emirates Team New Zealand have suffered damage to the bow of their converted AC40 after an early start testing on Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf in some top end conditions.
