AC World Series Spectator Notice
If you’re watching the America’s Cup World Series this week from the water, here’s what you need to know.
If you’re watching the America’s Cup World Series this week from the water, here’s what you need to know.
AC45s are flying high in Newport, R.I., in anticipation of the AC World Series finale. Photos by ACEA/Gilles Martin-Raget
The America’s Cup World Series Newport starts June 22. Use this Official Guide to the America’s Cup World Series, provided by America’s Cup Organizers, to give you the inside scoop on what to do and where to go.
The AC45 is a lean, mean, speed machine. Held down by a crew of five, this 44-foot long catamaran can cruise at speeds of over 30 knots in the right conditions. Designed by the defending team ORACLE Racing, the AC45 has already helped to make sailing a more visual and exciting spectator sport–plus, these boats can each fit into a 40-foot container!
Can Coutts win? Will Hutchinson’s local knowledge lead him to the top of the fleet racing podium for the first time? Sailing World‘s Fantasy Sailing League will let you showcase your knowledge of the America’s Cup World Series and win some cool prizes.
Think you know sailboat racing? The AC45 brings a whole new boatload of excitement, danger, and thrill to the sport, making it more visual and entrancing than ever before. Capable of speeds of up to 30 knots, the catamarans must still remain nimble enough to maneuver successfully on the tight racecourses.
A week inside the America’s Cup World Series in Italy gives a better appreciation of just how far the Cup game has advanced. “Jobson Report” from our June 2012 issue.
Veteran AC photographer, historian, and journalist Steven Tsuchiya gives a glimpse of the AC World Series stop in Venice, Italy, by focusing on the people involved.
Photos from the final two days of the America’s Cup World Series stop in Venice, Italy, by Steven Tsuchiya.
Teams compete at the penultimate regatta of the 2011-’12 AC World Series in Venice, Italy. Photos by Steven Tsuchiya, Gilles Martin-Raget/ACEA. Check out the people behind the scenes of the ACWS in Steven Tsuchiya’s gallery Faces of the Cup. Read about the racing in our Finish Line forum.
Photos of the practice regatta run the weekend before the America’s Cup World Series stop in Venice, Italy. All photos by America’s Cup journalist, historian, and photographer Steven Tsuchiya.
After a few events away, Loïck Peyron steps back onto the helm of the Energy Team AC45. However, the team’s primary focus is on securing the necessary sponsorship to build an AC72.
If you’re watching the America’s Cup World Series this week from the water, here’s what you need to know.
AC45s are flying high in Newport, R.I., in anticipation of the AC World Series finale. Photos by ACEA/Gilles Martin-Raget
The America’s Cup World Series Newport starts June 22. Use this Official Guide to the America’s Cup World Series, provided by America’s Cup Organizers, to give you the inside scoop on what to do and where to go.
The AC45 is a lean, mean, speed machine. Held down by a crew of five, this 44-foot long catamaran can cruise at speeds of over 30 knots in the right conditions. Designed by the defending team ORACLE Racing, the AC45 has already helped to make sailing a more visual and exciting spectator sport–plus, these boats can each fit into a 40-foot container!
Can Coutts win? Will Hutchinson’s local knowledge lead him to the top of the fleet racing podium for the first time? Sailing World‘s Fantasy Sailing League will let you showcase your knowledge of the America’s Cup World Series and win some cool prizes.
Think you know sailboat racing? The AC45 brings a whole new boatload of excitement, danger, and thrill to the sport, making it more visual and entrancing than ever before. Capable of speeds of up to 30 knots, the catamarans must still remain nimble enough to maneuver successfully on the tight racecourses.
A week inside the America’s Cup World Series in Italy gives a better appreciation of just how far the Cup game has advanced. “Jobson Report” from our June 2012 issue.
Veteran AC photographer, historian, and journalist Steven Tsuchiya gives a glimpse of the AC World Series stop in Venice, Italy, by focusing on the people involved.
Photos from the final two days of the America’s Cup World Series stop in Venice, Italy, by Steven Tsuchiya.
Teams compete at the penultimate regatta of the 2011-’12 AC World Series in Venice, Italy. Photos by Steven Tsuchiya, Gilles Martin-Raget/ACEA. Check out the people behind the scenes of the ACWS in Steven Tsuchiya’s gallery Faces of the Cup. Read about the racing in our Finish Line forum.
Photos of the practice regatta run the weekend before the America’s Cup World Series stop in Venice, Italy. All photos by America’s Cup journalist, historian, and photographer Steven Tsuchiya.
After a few events away, Loïck Peyron steps back onto the helm of the Energy Team AC45. However, the team’s primary focus is on securing the necessary sponsorship to build an AC72.
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