Thank you San Fran
[Source: America’s Cup] The America’s Cup community would like to take this opportunity to thank San Francisco for providing such an iconic backdrop to some of the best racing in

[Source: America’s Cup] The America’s Cup community would like to take this opportunity to thank San Francisco for providing such an iconic backdrop to some of the best racing in
Yachting Queensland’s Board feels it is an appropriate time to inform the Queensland sailing community of work that has taken place behind the scenes to attract the Americas Cup World
Well well well what do we have here! It looks like Emirates Team New Zealand are “up for the challenge”. All that dust kicking, name calling and other nonsense that
Does it really matter how Dalts spends his own money? As long as all the sponsors dollars are put to good use, then I don’t think it makes a flying
The protocol for the 35th America’s Cup has been released, and through a spot of genius, there is now a nationality rule. But don’t get too excited. Only 25% of
[Source: John Weekes / New Zealand Herald] Russell Coutts’ supreme nautical skills were again on display this week when he shipped a homestead by barge off his sprawling seaside section.
[Source: Duncan Johnstone / stuff.co.nz] Peter Burling states his case for Dean Barker’s job when he makes his long awaited debut for Team New Zealand in China tomorrow. Post by
People will pay a lot of money to have famous people around them, especially if the famous people can entice industry and more sailors! [divider] [Source: The News] CITY leaders
[Source: Emirates Team New Zealand] Retiring chairman of Emirates Team New Zealand Gary Paykel has announced the formation of a new five-member board of directors to govern Emirates Team New
[Source: Hon. Steven Joyce, Economic Development Minister] The 34th America’s Cup Regatta in San Francisco delivered a range of direct and indirect benefits for the New Zealand economy, according to two
Greenstone carving commissioned in 1999 for Auckland yacht racing up for auction. [Source: NZ Herald] While $36 million of taxpayers’ money may not have secured the America’s Cup for New
Yes… Yes it was cool. But only if you were sitting on the Oracle Team USA fence. Oh well… There is always a winner and there is always a loser…
[Source: OTUSA. Header Image: Beau Outteridge] ORACLE TEAM USA has opened camp in Sydney and has been training against Team Australia. [youtuber youtube=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YN5OXYUZNQQ’] Sailing team manager and tactician Tom Slingsby
Team Australia (the Oatley backed Americas Cup Team) were out on Sydney Harbour today being chased around by a media boat and an Oracle looking AC45. Header Image: Andrea Francolini Photography
Well this is kinda left field, but this morning Aussie all rounder MAT BELCHER was named as the skipper of Team Australia (the AC35 team, not the ORMA 60 Team
So, the original Team Australia are going to be doing some training in Australia!!! Looks like Larry is tightening the wallet and telling the crew to train from home –
The question was asked (again), but this time by shock jock Paul Henry… Why did New Zealand lose the America’s Cup? Barker claims that the lay day which was requested
PROTOCOL AND CLASS RULE EXPECTED IN MARCH The new version of the America’s Cup Class Rule, which will produce a foiling, wingsailed catamaran in the 60-65 foot range, is on
While much attention is focused on the ongoing search for a venue for the next America’s Cup in 2017, the real problem appears to be the plans by holders Oracle
Oracle have confirmed a design team lineup today with the emphasis on ‘homegrown’ talent. That being said, of the 18 designers mentioned, 7 are internationals. Is this an indication that
There is a big contingent from inside Emirates Team New Zealand all preparing for the A Class World Championships starting this weekend at Takapuna on Auckland’s North Shore. Not used
[Source: Oracle Team USA / AmericasCup.com] Jimmy Spithill will return to ORACLE TEAM USA as the team re-builds with a focus on winning its third consecutive America’s Cup. The youngest
Pete Melvin has come a long way since the first boat he built as a 6-year old, which, unfortunately, would not float. But he didn’t let that initial setback discourage him.
The next America’s Cup could be sailed off a Hawaiian beach, on San Diego Bay or in some other port instead of returning to a San Francisco Bay course bordered
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