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36th America’s Cup • Day 7 : NZL 7 : 3 ITA : Emirates Team New Zealand wins
Once again Emirates Team New Zealand has entered the history books and won the America’s Cup for New Zealand for the fourth time. -
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PRADA Cup • Day 4 • ITA 7 : 1 GBR : Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli move onto the America’s Cup Match
The G.H. Mumm Champagne was flowing for Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli who sailed to victory today in the PRADA Cup Final. The Italians winning the Series 7-1 over INEOS TEAM UK, now move onto the America’s Cup Match, the ultimate goal four years in the making, starting in 12 days time. -
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Peter Burling : "The boat felt really nice. We’re happy with day one"
A first sail is not usually a year in the planning, but when Te Rehutai hit the water for her first outing today, that was exactly the case with many areas of her new design having been locked in over nine months or more ago, meaning today was a chance to finally validate what the simulations had been predicting. The result ? An adequate first (…) -
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Youth America’s Cup : a brand new class of foiling mono-hull, the AC9F, for 2020 and 2021
The Youth America’s Cup is a joint initiative between the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron (RNZYS), the China Sports Industry Group (CSIG), and Emirates Team New Zealand (ETNZ). The multi-leg event will begin with a fleet racing seeding event in China in November 2020 and then a match racing event in Auckland from February 18th- 23rd 2021 with (…) -
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Laurent Esquier, CEO of COR 36 : "We look forward to Auckland where we will organise the Challenger Selection Series in January and February 2021"
Today’s announcement that the event venue and host city agreement has been reached between the Defender - Emirates Team New Zealand and the Auckland Council Governing Body and the New Zealand Government confirms that the 36th edition of the America’s Cup, presented by Prada, will take place in Auckland in March 2021. -
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35th America’s Cup • day 4 : USA 1 - NZL 7 • Peter Burling and Emirates Team New Zealand have won the Cup
Another dominant race win for Peter Burling and Emirates Team New Zealand in race nine of the America’s Cup Match, presented by Louis Vuitton, gave the Kiwi team victory on the Great Sound in Bermuda, sparking wild celebrations on board their America’s Cup Class (ACC) boat, and the team’s support boats on the Great Sound. Burling now adds the (…) -
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Red Bull Youth America’s Cup : Great Britain Grabs Title In Last-Minute Upset
Great Britain’s Land Rover BAR Academy have been crowned Red Bull Youth America’s Cup Champions in the most dramatic of fashions, following a fantastic final day of racing on Bermuda’s Great Sound. New Zealand and Switzerland rounded out the podium. -
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Louis Vuitton America’s Cup Challenger Playoffs final : Emirates Team New Zealand squad has earned a rematch against ORACLE TEAM USA
Peter Burling’s Emirates Team New Zealand squad has earned a rematch against ORACLE TEAM USA for the 35th America’s Cup with a convincing victory over Artemis Racing in the final match of the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup Challenger Playoffs. -
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Oracle Team USA secret weapon for the Cup : a kite developed by Airbus and Kai Lenny
For the 35th edition of the America’s Cup which starts on May 26 with the Louis Vuitton Cup, Oracle Team USA as developed a secret weapon : a kite-wing conceived by their technological partner from Europe and the paddler – kitesurfer star Kai Lenny. -
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Jimmy Spithill : “This is the boat we’re going to use to win the America’s Cup”
On Tuesday evening, ORACLE TEAM USA held a ceremony at its team base to reveal its new America’s Cup Class boat, “17”, the foiling catamaran the team will race this summer in Bermuda. “This is the boat we’re racing to win the America’s Cup,” said skipper Jimmy Spithill, addressing a crowd of family, friends, team partners and dignitaries.
