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FarEast 18R

FarEast 18R: BOTY 2014 Nominee

Described as a “modern, fast, fun, and simple design,” the FarEast 18R is targeted for casual buoy racing and as a sailing school keelboat trainer. At 18 feet, you’d think it would be more like a dinghy, but it is, by design, more like a sportboat. Photo: Walter Cooper

Shenzhen, 26/10/13
China Cup 2013
Inshore Race Day 1
Photo: © Studio Borlenghi/Carlo Borlenghi

China Cup 2013

From the 2013 China Cup International Regatta. Photos: CHINA CUP/Studio Borlenghi

Trieste, 13/10/13
Barcolana 2013
Start
Photo: © Studio Borlenghi/Carlo Borlenghi

Barcolana

The most crowded regatta on the Mediterranean Sea sails off of Trieste. Photo: BARCOLANA/Studio Borlenghi

Sailing World

Barcolana FUN

This windsurfing event, open to 50 kiters and 50 windsurfers, launches the week of Barcolana, the most crowded regatta of the Mediterranean Sea, scheduled in Trieste on October 13. Photo: BARCOLANA/Studio Borlenghi

Race 19: A dead-even start for the final race saw the boats side by side going into the hairpin turn at the first mark, with Emirates in the favorable inside position. Barker arced gracefully downwind at nearly 50 mph, while Oracle crashed down off its foils and submerged the entire platform. On Day 1, it would’ve been the end of them, but they jumped right back on the foil (“Nice recovery boys,” said Ainslie casually) and chipped away at New Zealand’s lead. Barker was first to the leeward gate with a marginal lead, but Oracle gained at each crossing upwind, rounding the weather mark with a 500-meter lead. 
Photo: Luna Rossa/Carlo Borlenghi

AC34 in Photos

Oracle Team USA’s defense of the 34th America’s Cup was hailed as the greatest comeback in sport. Flip through this recap of the racing.

San Francisco
34th AMERICA'S CUP
America's Cup final
Oracle Team Usa wins the 34th Americ'as Cup
Race 19

Photo: © LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi

AC34: Race 19

Oracle Team USA won Race 19 of the 34th America’s Cup to clinch the Auld Mug. Photos: LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi

San Francisco
34th AMERICA'S CUP
America's Cup final
Oracle TEam USA 
Race 17 - 18

Photo: © LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi

AC34: Races 17 & 18

Oracle Team USA ties up the scoreboard on Sept. 24 with back-to-back wins in Race 17 & 18. Now, the outcome of the America’s Cup rests on Race 19, scheduled for Sept. 25 at 1:15 p.m. local time. Photo: LUNA ROSSA/ Carlo Borlenghi

San Francisco
34th AMERICA'S CUP
America's Cup final
Emirates Team New Zealand
Race 16
Photo: © LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi

AC34: Race 16

Photos from Race 16 of the America’s Cup finals by Luna Rossa/Carlo Borlenghi

San Francisco
34th AMERICA'S CUP
America's Cup final
Emirates Team New Zealand 
Race 14 and 15
Photo: © LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi

AC34: Races 14 & 15

Photos from Races 14 and 15 of the 34th America’s Cup finals by Carlo Borlenghi/Luna Rossa

San Francisco
34th AMERICA'S CUP
America's Cup Final
Oracle Team USA skipper James Spithill
Photo: © LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi

AC34: Race 13

America’s Cup Final, Race 13 Photos by LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi

FarEast 18R

FarEast 18R: BOTY 2014 Nominee

Described as a “modern, fast, fun, and simple design,” the FarEast 18R is targeted for casual buoy racing and as a sailing school keelboat trainer. At 18 feet, you’d think it would be more like a dinghy, but it is, by design, more like a sportboat. Photo: Walter Cooper

Shenzhen, 26/10/13
China Cup 2013
Inshore Race Day 1
Photo: © Studio Borlenghi/Carlo Borlenghi

China Cup 2013

From the 2013 China Cup International Regatta. Photos: CHINA CUP/Studio Borlenghi

Trieste, 13/10/13
Barcolana 2013
Start
Photo: © Studio Borlenghi/Carlo Borlenghi

Barcolana

The most crowded regatta on the Mediterranean Sea sails off of Trieste. Photo: BARCOLANA/Studio Borlenghi

Sailing World

Barcolana FUN

This windsurfing event, open to 50 kiters and 50 windsurfers, launches the week of Barcolana, the most crowded regatta of the Mediterranean Sea, scheduled in Trieste on October 13. Photo: BARCOLANA/Studio Borlenghi

Race 19: A dead-even start for the final race saw the boats side by side going into the hairpin turn at the first mark, with Emirates in the favorable inside position. Barker arced gracefully downwind at nearly 50 mph, while Oracle crashed down off its foils and submerged the entire platform. On Day 1, it would’ve been the end of them, but they jumped right back on the foil (“Nice recovery boys,” said Ainslie casually) and chipped away at New Zealand’s lead. Barker was first to the leeward gate with a marginal lead, but Oracle gained at each crossing upwind, rounding the weather mark with a 500-meter lead. 
Photo: Luna Rossa/Carlo Borlenghi

AC34 in Photos

Oracle Team USA’s defense of the 34th America’s Cup was hailed as the greatest comeback in sport. Flip through this recap of the racing.

San Francisco
34th AMERICA'S CUP
America's Cup final
Oracle Team Usa wins the 34th Americ'as Cup
Race 19

Photo: © LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi

AC34: Race 19

Oracle Team USA won Race 19 of the 34th America’s Cup to clinch the Auld Mug. Photos: LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi

San Francisco
34th AMERICA'S CUP
America's Cup final
Oracle TEam USA 
Race 17 - 18

Photo: © LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi

AC34: Races 17 & 18

Oracle Team USA ties up the scoreboard on Sept. 24 with back-to-back wins in Race 17 & 18. Now, the outcome of the America’s Cup rests on Race 19, scheduled for Sept. 25 at 1:15 p.m. local time. Photo: LUNA ROSSA/ Carlo Borlenghi

San Francisco
34th AMERICA'S CUP
America's Cup final
Emirates Team New Zealand
Race 16
Photo: © LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi

AC34: Race 16

Photos from Race 16 of the America’s Cup finals by Luna Rossa/Carlo Borlenghi

San Francisco
34th AMERICA'S CUP
America's Cup final
Emirates Team New Zealand 
Race 14 and 15
Photo: © LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi

AC34: Races 14 & 15

Photos from Races 14 and 15 of the 34th America’s Cup finals by Carlo Borlenghi/Luna Rossa

San Francisco
34th AMERICA'S CUP
America's Cup Final
Oracle Team USA skipper James Spithill
Photo: © LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi

AC34: Race 13

America’s Cup Final, Race 13 Photos by LUNA ROSSA/Carlo Borlenghi

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