America's Cup

The recent Covid lockdown in Auckland has forced the organisers of the 36th America's Cup to press pause, but there's plenty going on behind the scenes....

If the racing in these new AC75s has taught us anything, it's that relative penalties are not working. The America's Cup rules are broken.

Matt Sheahan sat down with Ben & Grant for an exclusive interview at their base in Auckland...

In this Pirelli Instagram story we get a tiny glimpse into the mystery tech below the deck of Luna Rossa...

A measurement system to stop oversized sail with the use of leech hollows has be turned on its head to produce tiny batwing mainsails...

The America's Cup Class rules aren't all they first appear...

It creeps up with seemingly little warning, and the mysteries of the 'Flout' - the 'fly-out' - have yet to be solved by the AC75 crews. Aero and Hydro expert, Alan Smith, argues that the flout makes the AC75 inherently dangerous to sail...

Although Italian to a man (except that man Jimmy Spithill), this is the least Italian team ever to have contested an America's Cup...

The Challenger for the 36th America’s Cup has been selected...

Luna Rossa are deserved champions of the Prada Cup...

Luna Rossa execute the perfect start whilst chief umpire adds to INEOS frustration...

“The AC75s are super impressive and challenging to sail. But a catamaran platform would be oh so much more practical”