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America s Cup: Venue tender details leaked, as Brits emerge as possible Challenger of Record

America s Cup: Venue tender details leaked, as Brits emerge as possible Challenger of Record by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World 10 Feb 06:44 UTC 10 February 2021 Louis Vuitton Pacific Series - 2009 Emirates Team New Zealand v Team Origin (GBR) - Waitemata Harbour © Richard Gladwell / Sail-World.com For the past week or two, rumours have been ricocheting around the America s Cup media centre and beyond, that the Royal Yacht Squadron will be the next Challenger of Record. The move was virtually confirmed by INEOS Team UK skipper, Sir Ben Ainslie in answers over the past weeks to various questions at media conferences implying that he was in favour of retaining the AC75, and then saying there was an agreement (indicating that it was not a done deal) for the British - presumably Royal Yacht Squadron to become the next Challenger of Record.

America s Cup: What superyachts cost

Superyacht city: Who ll be watching America s Cup in style 9 minutes to read Jane Phare is a senior business reporter for the New Zealand Heraldjane.phare@nzme.co.nz A who s who of New Zealand s wealthy and corporate world will be hob-nobbing on superyachts during the America s Cup while others will pay thousands for a place on board. Jane Phare finds out who ll be out on the harbour and what it costs for a course-side seat. It might not be the mega-glam America s Cup we were promised, but the big spenders trapped in New Zealand plan to make the most of a good thing.

Couple quit jobs and use house deposit savings to buy a boat

“I grew up in the mountains so sailing was far from my mind,” Steffey said. “I kind of assumed it was a rich man’s sport. Then I came out here, to the City of Sails, and I tried it out, and realised it’s actually very attainable.” The pair started taking sailing lessons with the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron back in 2019, joining regular “rum races”. Then they chartered a boat for a week up in the Bay of Islands. Supplied Within three months of taking up the hobby, they were “all in”, Kerchmar said. “We were looking at boats constantly, we were taking lessons, we were doing everything we could to practise. We were already starting to make a plan of how we could do this full-time.”

RPAYC and Virtual Regatta team up for virtual Sydney to Auckland Ocean Race 2021

Virtual Regatta - Sydney to Auckland Ocean Race © RPAYC Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club, in conjunction with the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, have developed a race between two great southern hemisphere sailing cities, Sydney and Auckland. The course covers 1250nm of unpredictable ocean, the equivalent of Sydney to Hobart and back again without stopping, and to win will require not only great preparation and sailing but a large dose of endurance and self-sufficiency. The race was scheduled to start on the 30th January 2021 and had received great interest from around the globe, however; like many international sporting events fell foul to the COVID-19 global pandemic.

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