One of the friendliest blokes in sailing, Glenn Ashby also skippered Emirates Team New Zealand to victory in the 2017 and 2021 America's Cups. As well as being a great team player and an Olympic silver medallist in the doublehanded Tornado, the affable Aussie also a weapon of a singlehanded sailor, proven by his multiple world titles in the A-Class Catamaran. Glenn shares his thoughts on small cat boatspeed and foiling technique with Mike Madge...
Nathan Outteridge talks through the technology that is making the A-Class catamarans fly. Nathan is best known for his exploits in the 49er, winning the Olympic gold medal and multiple World Championships. But he's won the Moth Worlds too, and with his duties as an America's Cup helmsman it makes sense to get to grips with the challenges of hydrofoiling wherever those opportunities arise....
After a summer of some of the most high-speed but dull racing the world never wanted to see, the America’s Cup Final delivered some of the most spectacular, unpredictable match racing in the event’s 162-year history. I thought the 2007 final between New Zealand and Alinghi was great. San Francisco 2013 was better. 
