Steely Stuff: Louis Vuitton Americas Cup “The racing is everything”
So day 2 and super Sunday always promises to deliver Drama, spectacular racing, and winners and losers. It lived up to exactly that! I was again on the water with

So day 2 and super Sunday always promises to deliver Drama, spectacular racing, and winners and losers. It lived up to exactly that! I was again on the water with
Once again the America’s Cup World Series has put on a thrilling day of racing. That’s right, the first day was too light to ruffle feathers, but day 2 made
Chris Steele is in Bermuda with an extremely important job to do. Look after the VIPs. During the event Steely will blog about this tough assignment. Here we go… Today
Nathan Outteridge is considered an Aussie sailing hero for more reasons than one. But in this case we are just plain jealous that he gets to hoon around in an
Emirates Team New Zealand put together a Super Sunday in Sweden, to vault to the top of the leaderboard and claim the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series Gothenburg.?? It
If the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge didn’t visit the America’s Cup World Series location in Portsmouth, the Aussie media would have had no clue that the event was even on…
In just a few hours it will begin. The first event of the America’s Cup World Series. The lead up the to America’s Cup. The place to weed out team
When it comes to Emirates Team New Zealand, the only way is Norths. The new kit that the team is modelling is thanks to North Sails! Not only does Norths
Prepare to giggle just a little bit. A bit of banter Some good banter from todays America's Cup World Series press conference in Portsmouth. America's Cup World Series Portsmouth Posted
Two Aussies, two Kiwis, a Frenchman and a Pom. Sweden, New Zealand, France, England, America, Japan. Some tacking, even gybing and some foiling thrown in for good measure. The banter
Emirates Team New Zealand has updated their wardrobe and added a stylish new sleeve to their look. The hint of the Kiwi flag with the blue background and red stars
The boys are on the water, and they are young, fit and fast. (Oh Ray Davies and Glenn Ashby are there, but they have experience behind them!) Mark Lloyd has
Just read this on the dailytelegraph.com.au website. Seriously?! If this is true, as least Hurst has experience with holding his breath through the waves! DAVID RICCIO CHIEF SPORTS WRITER THE
It’s a tough life being an America’s Cup sailor. Early mornings, stringent exercise regiems and hours of training on the water. Here is a day in the life or Oracle
Chris Draper, an Olympic medalist, multiple European and World champion, and America’s Cup helmsman, is joining SoftBank Team Japan. In addition to his sailing duties, Draper will take up the
Alan Bond. He’s a man that lived more lives than most of us could dream of. He changed sailing history when his 1983 America’s Cup funded campaign with Australia II
Well well well, it seems the Japanese have snagged themselves a Kiwi, and they intend to show him off. Dean Barker as been announced as both skipper and CEO of
Last week it was announced that Emirates would continue to fly with Team New Zealand. This news was very well received because if their major sponsor believed in them, then
It’s been 20 years since Team New Zealand won the America’s Cup, beating US entry Stars & Stripes. New Zealand loves sailing, and it’s inspiring to see the nation celebrate
This afternoon Team New Zealand announced via a rather cool little video, that Emirates had signed on to continue as their naming rights sponsor. So as it currently stands, Emirates
It’s been two years since the tragic passing of Andrew “Bart” Simpson during a training session for the 34th America’s Cup. Artemis Racing, and the sailing world, changed forever. #sailonbart
The bottomless money bag is giving Oracle Team USA sailors every opportunity to hit the water to practice their foiling. My coach growing up always said “time on the water
It’s a headline that literally makes you turn and ask “wtf?” In a story just posted on the “reputable” NZ Herald, the title makes you think that the Kiwi’s arch
“The proposal was to go down to the AC45’s, a much smaller boat and lose Auckland as a qualifier or stay with the AC62 and come to Auckland.” Grant Dalton.
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