Sailing
Team Origin heads to Auckland
As Britain’s America’s Cup challenger, Team Origin led by Sir Keith Mills and skippered by Ben Ainslie, heads south to Auckland for the Louis Vuitton Trophy regatta, confirmation came today that they will also open their Audi MedCup campaign in Cascais, near Lisbon, in May.
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America's Cup rebuilding project begins
Monday, 15 February 2010
The slow and painstaking process of rebuilding the America's Cup, following 30 months of legal wrangling, began today.
US regain America’s Cup after Ellison win
Monday, 15 February 2010
The America's Cup is winging its way back to the United States after a display of raw power and design refinement that gave Larry Ellison’s trimaran, USA , a 2-0 whitewash against Ernesto Bertarelli's Swiss catamaran, Alinghi.
America’s Cup winging its way back to the US
Sunday, 14 February 2010
The America’s Cup is winging its way back to the United States after a display of raw power and design refinement that gave Larry Ellison’s trimaran, USA, a 2-0 whitewash against Ernesto Bertarelli’s Swiss catamaran, Alinghi.
America’s Cup trophy within reach for BMW Oracle
Saturday, 13 February 2010
The America’s Cup could have American hands again gripping the 159-year old trophy after a break of 15 years by Sunday evening if the second in a best of three races is staged tomorrow off Valencia.
Oracle lands first blow in America's Cup
Friday, 12 February 2010
Flying high, faster by not just a mile but over three kilometres, the American challenger for the America's Cup landed the first deadly blow on the Swiss defender as the best of three races at last started off in Valencia.
Anger as America's Cup postponed again
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Frustration is turning to anger at the America's Cup as a second attempt to run the first of the best of three races again fizzled into nothing.
America's Cup faces further delay
Tuesday, 9 February 2010
There are doubts over whether the re-run of the first America's Cup race will be staged tomorrow.
America's Cup start delayed
Monday, 8 February 2010
They marched them 26 miles out to sea, then they marched them 26 miles home again.
Fireworks before the heavy fire starts in America's cup
Sunday, 7 February 2010
Today was for fireworks as Valencia turned out for a joyful opening ceremony to the America’s Cup, an event which goes back to 1851, when the Americans were intent on sticking it the best of British yachting.
Shot across the bow as Ellison accuses Cup rival of 'cheating'
Sunday, 7 February 2010
America's Cup challenger Larry Ellison has lobbed another incendiary into the simmering row with rival Ernesto Bertarelli by raising the issue of cheating, with the first race due to take place tomorrow.
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