New Zealand Wins the America's Cup for the Second Time in a Row
Team New Zealand prevailed over Luna Rossa in one of the most exciting and evenly matched Cup series in its 170-year history.
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Marine
America’s Cup Opens With Wins for Both Team New Zealand and Luna Rossa
With similar speeds, Defender Emirates Team New Zealand and Challenger Luna Rossa won a race each, signaling it could be a very close Cup.
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Marine
The Italians Will Sail Against Team New Zealand in the America’s Cup Final
After eliminating US team American Magic earlier this month, Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli yesterday beat Ineos Team UK in the Prada Cup semifinals.
Marine
After a Dramatic Run, the US Team Is Eliminated From the America’s Cup
Surviving Covid-19 cancellations and a devastating crash to its race boat, American Magic’s three-year campaign in Auckland ended on Friday.
Marine
Boat of the Week: Meet the ‘Patriot,’ the New Lightning-Fast America’s Cup Foiling Yacht Representing the US
After being airlifted 9,000 miles from the factory, the 45-foot sailing racer exceeded designers’ initial expectations by zigzagging around the Auckland waterfront at insane speeds.
Marine
This New America’s Cup Racing Yacht Flies 3 Feet Above the Water
The new AC9F will be sailed in a special America’s Cup event for younger sailors representing 12 countries.
Aviation
Airbus Puts Wind in the U.S. America’s Cup Team’s Sails
The Aerospace giant is lending its considerable knowledge in aerodynamics, materials, airfoils, and more to help the U.S. take back the cup in 2021.
Marine
Sail Your Own America’s Cup–style Raceboat
Just like the new America’s Cup raceboats, Philippe Briand’s wild 21-foot Flyacht concept puts foils on a monohull for speed.
Marine
The Cup Considers Nixing Its Cats
The just-announced AC75 monohull racing yacht could be the most exciting America’s Cup design in years.
