Americas Cup 34: Video Replay LVC Race 2
Emirates Team New Zealand complete the second uncontested race of the LVC series, with some smoother sailing and a faster lap around the track.
Emirates Team New Zealand complete the second uncontested race of the LVC series, with some smoother sailing and a faster lap around the track.
Emirates Team New Zealand sailed the AC34 racecourse alone, using the occasion to get a better feel for the racecourse and a typical race day.
Emirates Team New Zealand completed its first high-speed laps of the AC34 racecourse alone. It was good enough for a practice run, but not race perfect.
Emirates Team New Zealand gets around the course alone, giving spectators a taste of AC72 sailing. Here’s the full recap from the America’s Cup broadcast team of Andy Green and Tucker Tompson.
A look into the team base tour led by Paul Cayard in advance of the Louis Vuitton Cup non-opener.
A firsthand look inside Artemis Racing’s base reveals the monumental task ahead for the Swedish Challenger.
Whether the Louis Vuitton Cup ends before it starts will come down to a decision by the Italians tomorrow whether to race or not.
An afternoon at the America’s Cup Park in San Franciso gives a glimpse of this summer’s best waterfront hangout.
When the America’s Cup Park opened its gates, the public shuffled in to find out what all the hype was about. If only there were an AC72 doing flybys … (that’s tomorrow).
On the eve of the AC34’s opening ceremonies, the ugly side of the America’s Cup rears itself, putting the regatta in jeopardy.
Giovanni Belgrano, principal structural engineer for Emirates Team New Zealand, talks about monitoring the performance of his team’s AC72 in the lead up to the first match on San Francisco Bay.
Oracle Team USA got two boats out on San Francisco Bay to do straight-line speed testing in preparation for the America’s Cup. Check out this sick video by Amory Ross.
Emirates Team New Zealand complete the second uncontested race of the LVC series, with some smoother sailing and a faster lap around the track.
Emirates Team New Zealand sailed the AC34 racecourse alone, using the occasion to get a better feel for the racecourse and a typical race day.
Emirates Team New Zealand completed its first high-speed laps of the AC34 racecourse alone. It was good enough for a practice run, but not race perfect.
Emirates Team New Zealand gets around the course alone, giving spectators a taste of AC72 sailing. Here’s the full recap from the America’s Cup broadcast team of Andy Green and Tucker Tompson.
A look into the team base tour led by Paul Cayard in advance of the Louis Vuitton Cup non-opener.
A firsthand look inside Artemis Racing’s base reveals the monumental task ahead for the Swedish Challenger.
Whether the Louis Vuitton Cup ends before it starts will come down to a decision by the Italians tomorrow whether to race or not.
An afternoon at the America’s Cup Park in San Franciso gives a glimpse of this summer’s best waterfront hangout.
When the America’s Cup Park opened its gates, the public shuffled in to find out what all the hype was about. If only there were an AC72 doing flybys … (that’s tomorrow).
On the eve of the AC34’s opening ceremonies, the ugly side of the America’s Cup rears itself, putting the regatta in jeopardy.
Giovanni Belgrano, principal structural engineer for Emirates Team New Zealand, talks about monitoring the performance of his team’s AC72 in the lead up to the first match on San Francisco Bay.
Oracle Team USA got two boats out on San Francisco Bay to do straight-line speed testing in preparation for the America’s Cup. Check out this sick video by Amory Ross.
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