Youth America’s Cup: Future Foilers
Will the young participants of the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup impact the future of the sport? Just ask three of the world’s most decorated sailors.
Will the young participants of the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup impact the future of the sport? Just ask three of the world’s most decorated sailors.
With America’s Cup cats foiling on Great Sound, if you’re in the spectator fleet, you might as well jump right in with both feet and kick back and enjoy the party.
The Louis Vuitton America’s Cup Challenger Qualifiers is set for a showdown between Oracle and New Zealand, and the action has attracted some unexpected guests.
In the 20-minute modern-day America’s Cup match, there’s a lot happing between keeping the boat flying and calling tactics and no one in the game does it better than Tom Slingsby. Listen in.
With the wind dropping below 10 knots, the casualties of light-air races come to the fore.
After a skunked day in Bermuda yesterday, the second round robin of qualifying races resumes today for the America’s Cup.
Four years and two degrees later, two close friends finally win the trophy of their dreams.
He who makes the fewest mistakes wins. So why are these America’s Cup teams still slipping up?
Artemis Racing and Emirates Team New Zealand faced off in a heated match that ended in controversy.
Throughout the modern age of closely guarded secrets and extraordinary America’s Cup yacht-design advances, one man has been privy to it all.
Artemis Racing ends the first Round Robin on the receiving end of an irreversible umpire mistake, adding one final twist to the best match of the regatta thus far.
On the second day of Round Robin racing, it’s Emirates Team New Zealand looking ever stronger.
Will the young participants of the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup impact the future of the sport? Just ask three of the world’s most decorated sailors.
With America’s Cup cats foiling on Great Sound, if you’re in the spectator fleet, you might as well jump right in with both feet and kick back and enjoy the party.
The Louis Vuitton America’s Cup Challenger Qualifiers is set for a showdown between Oracle and New Zealand, and the action has attracted some unexpected guests.
In the 20-minute modern-day America’s Cup match, there’s a lot happing between keeping the boat flying and calling tactics and no one in the game does it better than Tom Slingsby. Listen in.
With the wind dropping below 10 knots, the casualties of light-air races come to the fore.
After a skunked day in Bermuda yesterday, the second round robin of qualifying races resumes today for the America’s Cup.
Four years and two degrees later, two close friends finally win the trophy of their dreams.
He who makes the fewest mistakes wins. So why are these America’s Cup teams still slipping up?
Artemis Racing and Emirates Team New Zealand faced off in a heated match that ended in controversy.
Throughout the modern age of closely guarded secrets and extraordinary America’s Cup yacht-design advances, one man has been privy to it all.
Artemis Racing ends the first Round Robin on the receiving end of an irreversible umpire mistake, adding one final twist to the best match of the regatta thus far.
On the second day of Round Robin racing, it’s Emirates Team New Zealand looking ever stronger.
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