The story so far
Hopes dashed
The Youth America’s Cup in Auckland has been cancelled due to New Zealand Government Immigration Rules.
Royal rumble
All four America Cup’s teams are set to battle for training space on Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf as they test their new AC75s in the lead up to the World Series in December.
Cup intrigue
Legal machinations distract from the real business of the America’s Cup.
Applied reason
The tense wait is over for foreign America’s Cup personnel trying to enter the host nation as the New Zealand government finally grants them permission.
Te Aihe returns
It may not be the return home they expected, but Emirates Team New Zealand’s AC75 is safely back in Auckland and ready to hit the water.
Performance edge
Pete Melvin of design powerhouse Morrelli & Melvin may be sitting out this America’s Cup cycle, but he is still keeping an eye on developments while working on several go-fast designs.
Time sensitive
With timetables squeezed on the water and in the shed ahead of the first scheduled racing in December, time has become a precious commodity for both Emirates Team New Zealand and the challenger syndicates.
Guiding hand
Iain Murray appointed as Independent Regatta Director for the 36th America’s Cup.
Te Aihe
Emirates Team New Zealand christened their first AC75 at their team base in the heart of the America’s Cup village in Auckland today.
Calling time
Another America’s Cup challenger falls to the wayside.
New crop
New blood and familiar faces to power the Emirates Team New Zealand AC75.
Driving force
Maxon Motor joins Emirates Team New Zealand as official supplier.
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.
Flying foilers
The America’s Cup Class Ac75 boat concept revealed.
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.
