America’s Cup: Evolution of the Flying Machines
Loïck Peyron of Artemis Racing weighs in on the new America’s Cup class.
Loïck Peyron of Artemis Racing weighs in on the new America’s Cup class.
The Ben Ainslie Racing team explains the team’s take on the new rule changes that usher in a controversial new era of the America’s Cup.
The 2012/2013 America’s Cup World Series winner will not compete in the 35th America’s Cup after a vote to change the Class Rule.
Competitors have agreed upon the introduction of a new class in an attempt to cut costs and make the event accessible to new teams.
From the biggest comeback in sporting history, the America’s Cup is on its way to becoming mainstream.
Loïck Peyron of Artemis Racing weighs in on the new America’s Cup class.
The Ben Ainslie Racing team explains the team’s take on the new rule changes that usher in a controversial new era of the America’s Cup.
The 2012/2013 America’s Cup World Series winner will not compete in the 35th America’s Cup after a vote to change the Class Rule.
Competitors have agreed upon the introduction of a new class in an attempt to cut costs and make the event accessible to new teams.
From the biggest comeback in sporting history, the America’s Cup is on its way to becoming mainstream.
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