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Oracle Team USA v Emirates Team New Zealand. America's Cup Day 4, San Francisco. Oracle Team USA before the start of race 6
Craig Mitchell in the Umpire RIB during the 34th America's Cup Match
Craig Mitchell in the Umpire RIB during the 34th America's Cup Match
AC72 America's Cup racing in San Francisco
Christophe gets in close to the action at the JJs
New Zealand partially lifted on her L-Foils and sailing on the Waitemata Harbour, Auckland, New Zealand
AC72 - New Zealand fully lifted on her L-Foils and sailing on the Waitemata Harbour, Auckland, New Zealand
America's Cup - Day 1, Emirates Team NZ sailing on Leg 3 of Race 2, with the trademarked stylised Silver Fern licenced by the NZ Trade and Industry
Bob Fisher and David Schmidt raising a glass together at the 34th America's Cup
Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli - Round Robin 2 - Hauraki Gulf - January 17, 2021 - Auckland - 36th America's Cup
Although the Kiwis weren't the first at foiling, their focused approach quickly made it a technique that was perfect for the America's Cup, as for the first time sailing suddenly became televisual
The 2013 America's Cup wind limit varied between 19.9 and 24.5kts in San Francisco dictated by the theoretical tidal flow in a University model of San Francisco Bay
The 34th America's Cup was sailed in winds that varied from 19.9Kts to 25.4kts under a controversial wind limit system
Emirates Team New Zealand testing the AC72 on the Hauraki Gulf, with a larger Code Zero than the AC75
Emirates Team New Zealand has near capsize - September 14, 2013
The turning point of the 34th America's Cup - Jimmy Spithill steps back aboard OTUSA after the decision is made to replace tactician John Kostecki with Ben Ainslie and then decline to race in the second race of Day 3
The `Foiling Dance` in the AC75 is expected to be similar to the routines and race mechanics the crews had to learn in the AC72
America's Cup - for the first time since the 2013 America's Cup sail designers will be involved in developing mainsails, jobs and Code Zeroes
Despite being a shorter boat the AC72 have taller rigs than the AC75
Christine Belanger - San Francisco 2013
Luna Rossa lanuch their spectacular AC72 in Auckland in 2013
In better times - Emirates Team New Zealand and Luna Rossa have a practice race in the AC72's off Takapuna Beach ahead of the 2013 America's Cup
Luna Rossa launch their spectaculrly styled AC72 in 2013
Christine Belanger presents the Louis Vuitton Trophy in 2013 to Emirates Team NZ
Luna Rossa attempting to raise and locate their wingsail on an AC72
Joe Spooner (second from right) waits between races on the crucial Day 3 of the 2013 America's Cup
Side slipping wingsailed catamarans out of the Viaduct Harbour was even trickier than in Bermuda
When Emirates Team NZ had a base in the Viaduct Harbour they created a lot of visitor interest, and bought the America's Cup mana to the area which left with them
The land used for team bases in 2000 and 2003 has gone for apartments offices and hotels
Originally known as the Lighter Basin, the Viaduct Harbour was constructed by Viaduct Holdings/Tramco using land purchased from the Auckland Harbour Board in the 1990's