VIDEO Luna Rossa – Team New Zealand, the match presentation.
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What will the weather be like for the first two America’s Cup races between Luna Rossa and Team New Zealand? And again, what’s the latest innovation we’ve discovered about Kiwi foils? And what cards can Luna Rossa play instead with its ability to control? Will Team New Zealand attempt the double helmsman? We tried to answer all these questions in the special episode of The Cup Journal that we repost below. The guests were Giovanni Ceccarelli, who showed us some very interesting details of the New Zealand appendages, journalist and sports anchor Mino Taveri, and the guys from the startup Northern Ligh Composites. It was with them that we had a little chat, stopping to also talk about the Eco Foiler project, a single foil dinghy designed inspired by the AC 75.
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We give you an appointment on March 10 at 1 p.m. Everything that happened in the first day of America’s Cup racing between Luna Rossa and Emirates Team New Zealand we tell you in the episode of The Cup Newspaper on March 10 at 1 p.m. Guests of Bacci Del Buono and Mauro Giuffrè will be Luca Bassani, Maelle Frascari, Fabio Pozzo, and Federico Albano.
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