Taming the Beast of the 33rd America’s Cup
Two egotistical billionaires, two marvels of yacht design, and three races to declare a winner. Lest we forget the Cup’s intriguing 33rd chapter.
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Two egotistical billionaires, two marvels of yacht design, and three races to declare a winner. Lest we forget the Cup’s intriguing 33rd chapter.
Oracle Team USA will have to keep their foot on the gas all the way through to the America’s Cup final to beat the determined team from New Zealand.
Explore the challenges and high-pace mental gymnastics of an America’s Cup race through the mind of the Cup’s defending tactician.
The onboard demands and crew responsibilities of the 35th America’s Cup put a premium on power, endurance and mental toughness.
A friendly rivalry keeps two America’s Cup defender teammates on their toes.
Artemis Racing dominated the second round of practice racing in Bermuda, taking 9 wins and pointing to an early advantage for the Swedes.
Oracle Team USA walks us through the ins and outs of trimming the wing that powers an America’s Cup Class catamaran.
The 35th America’s Cup will be sailed above the water, flying on foils at incredible speeds. But how closely linked are sailing and flying?
Jimmy Spithill and Graeme Spence weigh in on a close call man overboard during training in Bermuda and the dangers of pushing the limits.
Bermuda based teams have been hitting the water together to train for the upcoming America’s Cup Final.
Jimmy Spithill and Team Falcon are pushed to the limits on the open ocean on the foiling F4.
America’s Cup skipper Jimmy Spithill conquered the open ocean on foils, sailing from New York to Bermuda aboard the F4 catamaran with Team Falcon.
Two egotistical billionaires, two marvels of yacht design, and three races to declare a winner. Lest we forget the Cup’s intriguing 33rd chapter.
Oracle Team USA will have to keep their foot on the gas all the way through to the America’s Cup final to beat the determined team from New Zealand.
Explore the challenges and high-pace mental gymnastics of an America’s Cup race through the mind of the Cup’s defending tactician.
The onboard demands and crew responsibilities of the 35th America’s Cup put a premium on power, endurance and mental toughness.
A friendly rivalry keeps two America’s Cup defender teammates on their toes.
Artemis Racing dominated the second round of practice racing in Bermuda, taking 9 wins and pointing to an early advantage for the Swedes.
Oracle Team USA walks us through the ins and outs of trimming the wing that powers an America’s Cup Class catamaran.
The 35th America’s Cup will be sailed above the water, flying on foils at incredible speeds. But how closely linked are sailing and flying?
Jimmy Spithill and Graeme Spence weigh in on a close call man overboard during training in Bermuda and the dangers of pushing the limits.
Bermuda based teams have been hitting the water together to train for the upcoming America’s Cup Final.
Jimmy Spithill and Team Falcon are pushed to the limits on the open ocean on the foiling F4.
America’s Cup skipper Jimmy Spithill conquered the open ocean on foils, sailing from New York to Bermuda aboard the F4 catamaran with Team Falcon.
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