Emirates Team New Zealand takes victory of the first race on day 2 of the America’s Cup Finals.
Race Day 1 of the 2013 America’s Cup Finals saw Emirates Team New Zealand get leg on the ORACLE TEAM USA with a 2-0 lead.
The first day of racing at the 2013 America’s Cup Finals saw Emirates Team New Zealand open 2-0 lead against ORACLE TEAM USA.
Racing Day 1 of the 2013 America’s Cup Finals saw record numbers of fans at the venues on the Embarcadero as well as Marina Green.
Emirates Team New Zealand has won the first race of the 2013 America’s Cup Finals.
The winners of the final day at the 2013 Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup were: Sailing yacht Rán 2 (GBR) in the Mini Maxi Rolex World Championship with a bullet and a second; superyacht Velsheda in J-Class; luxury yacht Morning Glory in Maxi Racing; charter yacht Nefertiti in Maxi Racing/Cruising; superyacht Nilaya in Supermaxi; and, luxury yacht Open Season in Wally.
The winners of Racing Day 5 of the currently running Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup were: sailing yacht Rán 2 in the Mini Maxi Rolex World Championship; superyacht Rainbow in J-Class; luxury yacht Aegir in Maxi Racing; sailing yacht Altair in Maxi Racing/Cruising; superyacht Firefly in Supermaxi; and, J-One yacht in Wally.
This weekend will see the start of the eagerly awaited “September Showdown” for the 34th America’s Cup, to be attended by ORACLE TEAM USA and Emirates Team New Zealand.
Day 4 winners of the 2013 Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup have become Bella Mente yacht with a second and a third in the Mini Maxi Rolex World Championship; superyacht Rainbow in J-Class; luxury yacht Morning Glory in Maxi Racing; Altair yacht in Maxi Racing/Cruising; Nilaya superyacht in Supermaxi; and, J-One yacht with a first and a third in Wally.
The prominent Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup, running in the fabulous Italian yacht charter destination – Sardinia’s Port Cervo, represents the ultimate testing ground and showcase for the world’s greatest and fastest Maxi yachts.
The overall winner of the inaugural Red Bull Youth America’s Cup on San Francisco Bay has become the New Zealand Sailing Team with Emirates Team New Zealand.
The postponement of the highly anticipated A2B Auckland to Bluff Ocean Race has been announced by the Board of Directors as plenty of the teams have found the lead time to organise their attendance too short to mount a campaign.