36th America’s Cup: Initial Thoughts
December 21, 2020
Highlights from the AC36 World Series and Christmas Race Initial thoughts on the state of the 36th America’s Cup in the wake of the World Series
Highlights from the AC36 World Series and Christmas Race Initial thoughts on the state of the 36th America’s Cup in the wake of the World Series
Day two of the America’s Cup World Series brought more outstanding racing with two matches between the Americans and the Italians and two between the
The scores are in for the first day of racing in Auckland’s America’s Cup World Series: American Magic leads with two victories, followed by one
In keeping with its mission of building an all-American team, Stars + Stripes Team USA, challenger for the 36th America’s Cup, has unveiled an open
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