Cup backing
Sir Ben Ainslie has formed INEOS Team GB to fund second America’s Cup challenge.
New rules
America’s Cup AC75 Class Rule revealed.
Plan of action
Emirates Team New Zealand have reached an agreement in principle between the New Zealand Government and Auckland Council on a final plan for the America’s Cup Base.
Team player
Nick Holroyd joins Land Rover BAR as Chief Designer.
Recycled racers
Land Rover BAR partner with ELG Carbon Fibre to recycle and reuse carbon fibre used during America’s Cup campaigns.
Flying foilers
The America’s Cup Class Ac75 boat concept revealed.
Simmer up
Grant Simmer joins British America’s Cup team, Land Rover BAR.
Summer job
Tom Slingsby is trying to reprise the spirit of Australia II’s epic 1983 America’s Cup victory, devoting this summer to weld together a locally-backed Aussie team to challenge in New Zealand in 2021.
Back in the ring
The New York Yacht Club, the zealous custodians of the America’s Cup for 132 years will challenge for the 36th Cup in Auckland in 2021.
Back to the future
It’s virtually assured the 36th America’s Cup will be contested in foiling monohulls.
Edge of glory
Emirates Team New Zealand is just one race away from redemption.
Up and coming confidence
Teaming up with the America’s Cup Endeavour Program, Hobie brought youth sailors from around the world to the Bermuda and the 35th America’s Cup for the adventure of a lifetime.
Crucial victory
At the end of the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup Qualifying Round, Oracle Team USA has emerged on top. The win means Team USA will go into the opening America’s Cup match, on June 17 with one bonus point.
Technology and mind games
As the hype ramps-up in the countdown to the 35th America’s Cup in Bermuda, speculation is swirling round who will take on Oracle Team USA in the starting box, Saturday 17 June 2017.
35th America’s Cup countdown
Friday 21 April marked a significant milestone in the countdown until the 35th America’s Cup – just 35 days to go until the start of “the greatest race on water” in Bermuda.
