The bombshell had been in the air for a few weeks now, and now it has finally exploded: the 2027 America’s Cup will not be held in Auckland. A vitriolic press release made official the break between Team New Zealand […]
There comes the final word on the Ineos-Ben Ainslie issue and who should be recognized by the Royal Yacht Squadron as the sports team to represent the Club in the upcoming America’s Cup. A note from the RYS itself puts
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The war in the British house, on the America’s Cup front, still seems far from a complete resolution. In fact, rumors, half-sentences, a few updates from the websites of those directly involved are still arriving, testifying to how much the
Dirty laundry is washed at home, they say, but evidently this saying across the Channel is not known: and so the rags are literally flying, between oil tycoon and head of Ineos Britannia Jim Ratcliffe and what is regarded as
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We anticipated this, but now it is official. Emirates Team New Zealand, winner of the last America’s Cup, has accepted the challenge from the British. The British Royal Yacht Squadron, represented by INEOS Britannia is the Challenger of Record for
The America’s Cup has just ended but it has also just begun. These are days of early “business” indeed for the Old Pitcher, with Team New Zealand’s big boss Grant Dalton taking center stage. In an official statement Dalton outlined
America’s Cup, moving toward Valencia 2027: a stop in Italy too? Read More »
The AC 40s in the Women’s and Youth America’s Cups (both won by Luna Rossa, as we have told you HERE and HERE) have attracted public interest because of their showmanship, versatility in racing, even to the point of seeming
All crazy about the AC40: the $3 million boat to dream of the America’s Cup Read More »
If you want to know all about the America’s Cup in Barcelona and what happened at sea, be sure to look back at our Trial of the Cup and all the news in our “The Cup Newspaper” section. But if
America’s Cup spy: King Felipe VI enjoyed the races, Kiwis cheering, Cup booklet Read More »
But then it is true that sailing can become a popular sporting event because of the America’s Cup. With the America’s Cup, sailing goes pop. But. It is the numbers that prove it. Just look at the record result of
America’s Cup is a popular sport, but the rules are 167 years old Read More »
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