Louis Vuitton Cup: Outteridge on the Record
Artemis Racing’s skipper Nathan Outteridge explains the challenges of his team’s vertical learning curve and the task of improving while racing.
Artemis Racing’s skipper Nathan Outteridge explains the challenges of his team’s vertical learning curve and the task of improving while racing.
How does the Louis Vuitton Cup feed the competition into the America’s Cup? Check out this infographic.
Watch the second race of the semifinals between Artemis Racing and Luna Rossa.
In the first race of the Louis Vuitton Semifinals, Luna Rossa overcame a late start to pass Artemis Racing and take the first point. Photos: LUNA ROSSA/Studio Borlenghi/Borlenghi–Butto
The 72-foot catamarans, the wings, and the foils may be new to the America’s Cup, but so, too, is most of the sailing gear required to keep the crews warm and protected. Gear by Dave Reed. Photos by Guilain Grenier / Oracle Team USA.
Check out the schedule for TV coverage of the America’s Cup on NBC.
Watch as Artemis Racing foils through their first jibe on the AC72.
At the 34th America’s Cup, the dynamic conditions of the San Francisco Bay–combined with the breakneck speed of the AC72s–leave only enough time for well-informed instinct.
Luna Rossa’s helmsman, Chris Draper, shares what his team has learned from matching up against Emirates Team New Zealand in the round robin of the Louis Vuitton Cup.
The Italians take on the Kiwis in another magnificent display of what the AC72s are capable of. Photo Credit: LUNA ROSSA/Studio Borlenghi/ Borlenghi-Butto
From the perspective of a self-proclaimed average Joe match racer, the America’s Cup 34 desperately needs an infusion of close racing to add substance to its shiny surface.
This quick peek inside the America’s Cup 34 shows the power that goes into the boats, and what its going to take to be victorious–after all, this is one event in which if you’re not first, you’re last.
Artemis Racing’s skipper Nathan Outteridge explains the challenges of his team’s vertical learning curve and the task of improving while racing.
How does the Louis Vuitton Cup feed the competition into the America’s Cup? Check out this infographic.
Watch the second race of the semifinals between Artemis Racing and Luna Rossa.
In the first race of the Louis Vuitton Semifinals, Luna Rossa overcame a late start to pass Artemis Racing and take the first point. Photos: LUNA ROSSA/Studio Borlenghi/Borlenghi–Butto
The 72-foot catamarans, the wings, and the foils may be new to the America’s Cup, but so, too, is most of the sailing gear required to keep the crews warm and protected. Gear by Dave Reed. Photos by Guilain Grenier / Oracle Team USA.
Check out the schedule for TV coverage of the America’s Cup on NBC.
Watch as Artemis Racing foils through their first jibe on the AC72.
At the 34th America’s Cup, the dynamic conditions of the San Francisco Bay–combined with the breakneck speed of the AC72s–leave only enough time for well-informed instinct.
Luna Rossa’s helmsman, Chris Draper, shares what his team has learned from matching up against Emirates Team New Zealand in the round robin of the Louis Vuitton Cup.
The Italians take on the Kiwis in another magnificent display of what the AC72s are capable of. Photo Credit: LUNA ROSSA/Studio Borlenghi/ Borlenghi-Butto
From the perspective of a self-proclaimed average Joe match racer, the America’s Cup 34 desperately needs an infusion of close racing to add substance to its shiny surface.
This quick peek inside the America’s Cup 34 shows the power that goes into the boats, and what its going to take to be victorious–after all, this is one event in which if you’re not first, you’re last.
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