America's Cup: New Zealand win a fourth America's Cup - Yachting World
Emirates Team New Zealand have won the 36th America's Cup, New Zealands fourth Cup victory and second successful defence.| Yachting World
British helmsman Sir Ben Ainslie is the most decorated sailor in Olympic history. He won medals in five consecutive Olympic Games from 1996 onwards, including four golds in back-to-back Olympic Games between 2000 and 2012 (Sydney, Athens, Beijing and London). Ben Ainslie started sailing at the age of eight and entered his first competitive race at ten. At only 12 he competed in his first international competition in 1989 at the Optimist World Championship held in Japan. His first Olympics wer...| Yachting World
Emirates Team New Zealand have won the 36th America's Cup, New Zealands fourth Cup victory and second successful defence.| Yachting World
Everything you need to know about catamaran and multihull sailing, from techniques and tips to chartering and buying guides| Yachting World
Highly evolved design details made all the difference in the America's Cup final in Bermuda, we take a look at the winning ETNZ AC50| Yachting World
The British entry to the 37th America’s Cup is named Athena Racing and is the official Challenger of Record for the 38th edition of the event| Yachting World
Foiling is becoming increasingly popular from boats to surfboards and beyond. It is now easier than ever to get hydrofoiling on many different craft| Yachting World
The America's Cup boats to be used on the 2024 edition of the event are immensely complicated high tech bits of kit and they behave in some remarkable ways| Yachting World
