June 4th, 2013
The Italian America’s Cup challenger, Luna Rossa, has moved its AC72 to the western side of the Bay from a temporary base in Alameda to its permanent home in the City at Piers 30/32, where the team will host its technical operations this summer. The new base in the city is adjacent to fellow challenger
May 20th, 2013
“We are not here to produce a show. We are here to sail, to race and to win the America’s Cup. For us the first thing is the sport, the sailing, and television is secondary to the sailing.” – Patrizio Bertelli, owner of the Luna Rossa Challenge for the 34th America’s Cup
May 17th, 2013
Now in San Francisco, above are America’s Cup challenger Luna Rossa Challenge team owner Patrizio Bertelli (left) and skipper Max
May 16th, 2013
Here are two team updates that follow the tragic training accident on May 9, which saw America’s Cup challenger Artemis
April 22nd, 2013
Since its launch in August 2011, the nine event America’s Cup World Series has provided a worthy preview of what
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