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"Oceanlady delivered safely the team’s trimaran, rigs and support equipment" of the BMW Oracle Racing team writes Gilles Martin-Raget, the official photographer for the challenger of the 33rd America’s Cup. In more than one month, WindZilla will meet CheezeZilla, Alinghi’s giant catamaran for the DogMatch everybody is waiting for...
The team’s catamaran Alinghi 5, the masts and 20 support containers reached their final destination aboard the Cassandra B container ship on Monday afternoon after a 14 day voyage from the team’s previous base in Ras Al Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates.
Alinghi plans to start sailing in Valencia mid-month and will focus on training for the 36 days that remain until the 33rd America’s Cup Match.
“The voyage from Ras Al Khaimah to Valencia went smoothly and over the coming days we will settle back into our base in the Dársena. The team will focus on readying Alinghi 5 for the final training session ahead of the first race for the 33rd America’s Cup, which starts on 8 February,” said Grant Simmer, Alinghi design team coordinator.
With the clock ticking down to the start of the Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup in Naples in 2027, the AC75 Class Rules and Technical Regulations have been issued to all teams and published with a focus on cost containment.
Emirates Team New Zealand have completed one of the most successful America’s Cup campaigns in history. For the Defender, Emirates Team New Zealand having won the America’s Cup three times in a row, it now presents an unprecedented opportunity for the continued growth of the America’s Cup from the strongest foundation of success in recent history.
Emirates Team New Zealand concluded a historic chapter, winning the Louis Vuitton 37th America’s Cup after an epic final showdown in Barcelona against the Challenger of Record, INEOS Britannia, in a single race that ebbed and flowed from the outset but ultimately saw the Kiwis secure victory by 37 seconds.
In the full glare of the world’s media spotlight, in a race sandwiched between the opening two races of the Louis Vuitton 37th America’s Cup Match, Italy’s Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli beat Britain’s Athena Pathway to win the inaugural Puig Women’s America’s Cup after an impressive demonstration of cool, calm, and collected match-racing of the (…)
Inches and hard yards were fought for in Barcelona today in a classic final race at the Louis Vuitton Cup, and when the dust settled from the on-water fireworks, it was INEOS Britannia that emerged as the top Challenger and secured their place in the Louis Vuitton 37th America’s Cup Match, where they will face the Defender Emirates Team New (…)
Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli’s young guns, generational talent, dominated the UniCredit Youth America’s Cup Final with a comprehensive victory over NYYC American Magic in a high-adrenaline, six-leg, race sailed in winds up to 18 knots and big waves. Led by the mercurial Marco Gradoni, undoubtedly a name for the future of America’s Cup racing for (…)
Emma Richards, the 27-year old British yachtswoman, will fly the flag for Britain in the 2002-2003 Around Alone yacht race, it was announced today. Emma, who is backed by Pindar, the British-based print and electronic media company, is the only British entry in the tough 28,000 mile yachting marathon. Of the 18 skippers who start the race she (…)
We are down to the final stages of the men’s double elimination wave competition here at the Gran Canaria PWA 2002 Gran Slam. The wind and waves were excellent for most of the day but competition was eventually abandoned at heat 61 when the high tide late this afternoon killed off the surf.
An early fog gave way to faint sunshine and a gentle 8-10 knot breeze that allowed a second day’s prompt 11 a.m. start for five classes on the white course at the New York Yacht Club Race Week at Newport presented by Rolex.
Pas de grosse surprise après la deuxième étape de l’Open 650 Demi Clé. Fred Duthil & Cédric Gourmelen se sont à nouveau imposés devant le tandem de charme Pia L’Obry et Liz Warley.
Cinq victoires, trois places de second, Loïck Peyron et son équipage ont tellement survolé ce Grand Prix de Belgique que Fujifilm n’a même pas eu à prendre le départ de la neuvième et dernière manche. Une domination similaire aux grandes heures de Fujicolor II, son précédent trimaran dans les années 96-99 ! Le bateau vert a été au dessus de (…)
Kevin Pritchard (Bic, Gaastra) of the USA has taken first blood in the men’s single elimination wave competition after defeating local maestro Bjorn Dunkerbeck (Proof, Neil Pryde) in a thrilling climax to a day of extreme wave action. Held in relentless 40 knot winds Pritchard pulled off two amazing one legged back loops in the final, which (…)
The Farr 60 Carrera owned by Joe Dockery of Stamford, Conn., made big strides on the first day of the New York Yacht Club’s Race Week at Newport presented by Rolex, even though Dockery was absent and the boat itself "hadn’t sailed an inshore race all season." With Annapolis, Md.’s Chris Larson steering and Newport, R.I.’s Matt Fries calling (…)
Le trimaran de Loïck Peyron en avance surle reste de la flotte. Photos : G.Martin-Raget
Cette deuxième journée du Grand Prix de Belgique a été nettement plus animée que la veille avec une brise médium qui forcissait au fil des heures. Loïck Peyron, en remportant deux nouvelles manches conforte son leadership au classement général devant Franck Cammas qui gagne la sixième régate. Plus triste, l’abordage spectaculaire de Sopra (…)
Si hier Jimmy Pahun (Région Ile de France) plaçait Ville de Genève-Carrefour Prévention en favoris de ce Tour de France à la Voile, il est clair qu’aujourd’hui les suisses menés par Etienne David font la Une de l’actualité en devenant nouveau leader au classement Général. Hier 3e, Ville de Genève-Carrefour Prévention engrange aujourd’hui 151 (…)