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  •   Home > News > Sports > Sailing

    The America's Cup match starts in the wee small hours overnight with holders Team New Zealand taking on challengers Britannia

    The America's Cup match starts in the wee small hours overnight with holders Team New Zealand taking on challengers Britannia


    Peter Burling's champions haven't had a real race for a month while Sir Ben Ainsley's crew improved immeasurably to beat Italy's Luna Rossa in the Louis Vuitton Cup.

    Burling says they've kept on developing while they waited to see who would earn the right to face them.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     13 Aug: An America's Cup every two years will draw more fans and sponsors
     13 Aug: Will Peter Burling sail aboard Luna Rossa after confirmation of the 38th America's Cup protocol?
     20 Jul: New Zealand is fourth after the opening day of the latest Sail GP event in Portsmouth
     30 Jun: Rower Logan Ullrich has won his first World Cup title in the single sculls at Lucerne, while in Prague kayak cross paddler Finn Butcher has added a maiden World Cup title to his Olympic gold
     30 Jun: Logan Ullrich has delivered a shock single sculls gold at the World Cup rowing regatta in Lucerne
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