The Designer’s Take on AC34’s Opening Races
There’s probably not a better person to comment on the first four races of America’s Cup 34 than Ian “Fresh” Burns, Head of Performance for Oracle Team USA.
There’s probably not a better person to comment on the first four races of America’s Cup 34 than Ian “Fresh” Burns, Head of Performance for Oracle Team USA.
On the scheduled lay day, Oracle Team USA hit the racecourse with plan to improve their upwind speed, their tacks, and their confidence.
Nathan Outteridge of Artemis Racing shares his insights from his new gig as an AC commentator, and his plans in the 49er, Moth, and beyond.
Oracle Team USA’s Joey Newton goes for a swim on September 8 before the racing.
Jan Pehrson shares photos from the America’s Cup.
This morning, the America’s Cup trophy was sitting on a pedestal in front of the AC72. No one knew how it got there.
At the top end of the breeze the racing was tight on the second day of racing at America’s Cup 34, with one race apiece going to Emirates Team New Zealand and then Oracle USA.
Refusing to end the day winless, Oracle Team USA strings together a much needed Race 4 victory.
A spectacular day to start the 34th America’s Cup, with good crowds and an impressive display of poise by Emirates Team New Zealand. Photos from Abner Kingman and Gilles Martin-Raget.
There is still plenty of time to turn this around, but the USA better come out swinging on Sunday, or this America’s Cup will be over soon.
Emirates Team New Zealand went into the opening races confident, and came out even stronger.
Perfect manuevers start with perfect controls. We explore the the most important system on the AC72.
There’s probably not a better person to comment on the first four races of America’s Cup 34 than Ian “Fresh” Burns, Head of Performance for Oracle Team USA.
On the scheduled lay day, Oracle Team USA hit the racecourse with plan to improve their upwind speed, their tacks, and their confidence.
Nathan Outteridge of Artemis Racing shares his insights from his new gig as an AC commentator, and his plans in the 49er, Moth, and beyond.
Oracle Team USA’s Joey Newton goes for a swim on September 8 before the racing.
Jan Pehrson shares photos from the America’s Cup.
This morning, the America’s Cup trophy was sitting on a pedestal in front of the AC72. No one knew how it got there.
At the top end of the breeze the racing was tight on the second day of racing at America’s Cup 34, with one race apiece going to Emirates Team New Zealand and then Oracle USA.
Refusing to end the day winless, Oracle Team USA strings together a much needed Race 4 victory.
A spectacular day to start the 34th America’s Cup, with good crowds and an impressive display of poise by Emirates Team New Zealand. Photos from Abner Kingman and Gilles Martin-Raget.
There is still plenty of time to turn this around, but the USA better come out swinging on Sunday, or this America’s Cup will be over soon.
Emirates Team New Zealand went into the opening races confident, and came out even stronger.
Perfect manuevers start with perfect controls. We explore the the most important system on the AC72.
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