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It's been a busy month thus far for the America's Cup teams. Catch up on their sailing, training, and flugtag (yes, flugtag) here.
  • Updated: November 17, 2012
Emirates Team NZ
Emirates Team New Zealand AC72 sailors practice safety procedures in the Henderson West Wave dive pool on Nov. 7. Chris Cameron
Red Bull Flugtag
Oracle Team USA flys into San Francisco’s McCovey Cove during the Red Bull Flugtag. Shannon Falcone was project captain, James Spithill was on the judging panel, and pro surfer Ian Walsh was the guest pilot. Guilain GRENIER
Red Bull Flugtag
Oracle Team USA cleans up after Red Bull Flugtag. Nov. 10. Guilain GRENIER
Artemis Racing

Artemis Racing, 3 November 2012, Alameda, USA

Barbro Osher, Consul General of Sweden in San Francisco and Godmother of Artemis, christened the AC72 on Nov. 3. Sander van der Borch
Artemis Racing

Artemis Racing, 3 November 2012, Alameda, USA

Artemis Racing launched their AC72 on Nov. 3 at the team’s base in Alameda, Calif. Sander van der Borch
Luna Rossa
Keep your eye on the ball! Luna Rossa team members shape up in Victoria Park, NZ. LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi
Red Bull Youth America's Cup
Six youth teams trained with Oracle Team USA in mid-November to work towards earning a spot at the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup next September in San Francisco. Guilain GRENIER
Red Bull Youth America's Cup
Six youth teams trained with Oracle Team USA in mid-November to work towards earning a spot at the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup next September in San Francisco. Guilain GRENIER
Red Bull Youth America's Cup
Six youth teams trained with Oracle Team USA in mid-November to work towards earning a spot at the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup next September in San Francisco. Guilain GRENIER
Oracle Team USA
Oracle Team USA hangs out in tree pose. Nov. 14, 2012. Oracle Team USA instagram
Emirates Team NZ
Emirates Team New Zealand AC72 testing on the Hauraki Gulf on Nov. 14. Chris Cameron
Emirates Team NZ
Emirates Team New Zealand Sailor James Dagg makes Movember progress (Nov. 12). Don’t forget to participate in our Movember “Name that Mustache!” contest. Chris Cameron
Artemis Racing

Artemis Racing, 13 November 2012, Alameda, USA

Artemis Racing took the AC72 out for the first time on Nov. 14 in 8-12 knots of breeze in Alameda, Calif. Sander van der Borch
Artemis Racing

Artemis Racing, 13 November 2012, Alameda, USA

“The goal was to get in four hours of sailing. We left the dock at 10:30 and got in at about 3:15 so we over achieved a little bit. As with any new boat there are creaks and groans and it gives you shivers up your spine as you hear it, but all in all a really good day. It’s been a long time coming for us,” said skipper Terry Hutchinson. Sander van der Borch
The first AC72 sailing day in the Hauraki Gulf for Italian challenger Luna Rossa on Nov. 2. Read more from Michelle Slade here. Carlo Borlenghi
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