On the eve of the America’s Cup Match Presented by Louis Vuitton, the head games begin, but before we look ahead, we look back for a better understanding of the technology and state of play with Artemis Racing Team coach Tom Burnham.
Lionheart, one of six J-Class yachts competing in the America’s Cup Superyacht Regatta, sailed to victory over an impressive fleet.
Oracle Team USA will have to keep their foot on the gas all the way through to the America’s Cup final to beat the determined team from New Zealand.
The first of our round two showdowns pits the massive 90-foot New Zealand against the first foilers in the America’s Cup, the giant, flying AC 72s.
The battle of the monohulls: the classic 12-Meter class, versus the International America’s Cup Class.
In a repeat performance of 2013, Emirates Team New Zealand has secured their spot to battle Oracle Team USA for the America’s Cup.
After staging an epic comeback from a 3-1 deficit, Artemis Racing advances to the Challenger Finals to face Team New Zealand.
With the final races of the semifinal approaching, two teams are in a heated battle for the playoffs.
After an off day due to weather yesterday, racing is set to resume this afternoon in Bermuda.
“The most exciting, exhilarating day of sailing I’ve ever been involved in.” – Ben Ainslie
There’s a saying, “It’s better to win the finish than win the start,” but lead off the line and the finish will come more easily.
An unusual Deed of Gift match in 2010 sailed in massive multihulls paves the way for the introduction of a new age of America’s Cup foilers.
On the eve of the America’s Cup Match Presented by Louis Vuitton, the head games begin, but before we look ahead, we look back for a better understanding of the technology and state of play with Artemis Racing Team coach Tom Burnham.
Lionheart, one of six J-Class yachts competing in the America’s Cup Superyacht Regatta, sailed to victory over an impressive fleet.
Oracle Team USA will have to keep their foot on the gas all the way through to the America’s Cup final to beat the determined team from New Zealand.
The first of our round two showdowns pits the massive 90-foot New Zealand against the first foilers in the America’s Cup, the giant, flying AC 72s.
The battle of the monohulls: the classic 12-Meter class, versus the International America’s Cup Class.
In a repeat performance of 2013, Emirates Team New Zealand has secured their spot to battle Oracle Team USA for the America’s Cup.
After staging an epic comeback from a 3-1 deficit, Artemis Racing advances to the Challenger Finals to face Team New Zealand.
With the final races of the semifinal approaching, two teams are in a heated battle for the playoffs.
After an off day due to weather yesterday, racing is set to resume this afternoon in Bermuda.
“The most exciting, exhilarating day of sailing I’ve ever been involved in.” – Ben Ainslie
There’s a saying, “It’s better to win the finish than win the start,” but lead off the line and the finish will come more easily.
An unusual Deed of Gift match in 2010 sailed in massive multihulls paves the way for the introduction of a new age of America’s Cup foilers.
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