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Cup news, Vendee Globe finishers, GGR 2022 update by David Schmidt 2 Mar 17:00 UTC March 2, 2021 Luna Rossa - Prada Cup Finals - Day 4 - February 21, 2021- America's Cup 36 - Course A © Richard Gladwell / Sail-World.com While the America's Cup World Series (December 17-20) and the Prada Cup (January 15-February 22), which unfurled on the waters off of Auckland, New Zealand, delivered a chance to finally see AC75s lock horns on the racecourse and produced some engaging racing, some impressive developmental curves (read: Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli), and some surprises...

Cup Hall of Famer has kept a close eye on defenders in training and sounds a warning for Luna Rossa.

The superyacht was a popular sight near Seatoun. A superyacht, belonging to the billionaire owner of an America's Cup team, has been spotted in Wellington Harbour. According to marinetraffic.com Sherpa, which is owned by Ineos Team UK’s Sir Jim Ratcliffe, was near Scorching Bay in the capital, on Saturday morning after making its way south from Hawke's Bay. Forbes magazine estimates Ratcliffe's net worth at US$27 billion, and he was once regarded as Britain’s richest person, and publicity shy. Ineos Team UK's challenge for the Auld Mug, helmed by Sir Ben Ainslie, ended earlier this mont...

Ireland's Eight America's Cup Challenges Are Now Remote History 27th February 2021 No longer at the races……The AC75 American Magic at an early stage of the selection trials for the current 2021 series, when she seemed well able to cope with awkward seas. But she was actually in smoother water some weeks later when she became airborne in squally weather on starboard tack, and in crashing back to sea level, the port foil snapped like a stick of celery, holing the hull When the "low black schooner" America won what was to become an historic race around the Isle of Wight on Friday 22nd Augu...

Thursday, 25 February 2021, 6:51 am The longstanding, powerful bi-lateral ties between France and New Zealand tied to the oldest trophy in international sports, the America’s Cup, will be officially recognised this Friday, 26 February. The French Ambassador, Auckland Mayor, Olympians, sector leaders, racing competitors, yachting engineers and designers, international media and members of the French New Zealand Chamber of Commerce are gathering at the Sofitel for the exclusive Viaduct event. “I wonder how many realise the sheer number of French competitors, commentators and creative brain...