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American Magics Patriot is now sitting upright in the water.

United States challenger American Magic is assessing the extent of damage to its race yacht Patriot, which capsized and came close to sinking during racing Sunday in the Americas Cup challengers series.

They have a jump on their rivals on the scoreboard but INEOS Team UK tactician Giles Scott thinks the three America's Cup challengers are very evenly matched

All the action from day two of the Prada Cup Challenger Series.

'Flying' yachts flail in America's Cup challenge

American Magic had back-to-back losses on a bizarre day of light winds in the America’s Cup challenger series at Auckland on Saturday to remain without a win after three races. The United...

Race director Iain Murray says winds today will push the limits of racing conditions.

On Friday a spokeswoman for Coutts said the copyright dispute between SailGP and Riedel Communications and Circle-O, which were responsible for broadcasting the Prada Cup and America’s Cup, had been resolved and the two companies had agreed to pay SailGP an appropriate intellectual property licensing fee. Ricky Wilson/Stuff Broadcasting of the Prada Cup on Saturday will not feature the normal augmented reality graphics. Taylor said on Friday that ARL had not agreed to anything, and had not ...

New York Yacht Club American Magic fell in both of its races on Day 2 of the Prada Cup, the Challenger Selection Series for the 36th Americas Cup. In extremely light conditions, all three teams spent large portions of both races held on Saturday in "displacement mode," fighting hard to find any and all pressure on the inner-harbor race course near Aucklands North Head. American Magics AC75, PATRIOT, struggled in both pre-starts and while dramatic comebacks were engineered partway through both r...

Where to eat, drink and see the Prada Cup in Devonport 16 Jan, 2021 05:00 PM 2 minutes to read Oh to be in Devonport, now that Sailings there. . . Photo / File NZ Herald The Prada Cup has begun, and throughout the summer, Maungauika/North Head in Devonport will be one of the best spots to catch the boat races. Get out on the water yourself by catching the ferry over from the city, and then explore the independent stores and cafes this historic suburb offers. Read More As you step off the ferry,...