Americas Cup
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@kruse said in Americas Cup:
@canefan said in Americas Cup:
@nzzp said in Americas Cup:
@kiwiwomble said in Americas Cup:
@nzzp said in Americas Cup:
@sparky said in Americas Cup:
Given the incredibly difficult year Italy has had with Covid, Team Luna Rossa were absolutely fantastic. So much respect for them.
fought so hard with what was eventually a slower boat. Great series, great racing, great fun. See y'all in 2 years
i hope its only 2 years, would be cool but any new teams wouldn't need longer wouldn't they?
depends if the class rules change. If not, there's enough knowledge aroudn to let people move to the next generation you'd think
I read that all three teams, but especially INEOS and ETNZ were keen to keep the current boat class. For the next regatta I'd like to see aussie Jimmy at the helm of a proper aussie team. C'mon aussies, where the bloody hell are ya?
Is the Challenger of Deed, or whatever it's called, already announced?
I guess it couldn't be until Cup was won... is there odds/rumours on INEOS having a pre-written agreement withETNZ?Apparently the commodore of the RYC was watching the race and will officially become the CoR either today or ASAP as per the rules
@canefan said in Americas Cup:
@kruse said in Americas Cup:
@canefan said in Americas Cup:
@nzzp said in Americas Cup:
@kiwiwomble said in Americas Cup:
@nzzp said in Americas Cup:
@sparky said in Americas Cup:
Given the incredibly difficult year Italy has had with Covid, Team Luna Rossa were absolutely fantastic. So much respect for them.
fought so hard with what was eventually a slower boat. Great series, great racing, great fun. See y'all in 2 years
i hope its only 2 years, would be cool but any new teams wouldn't need longer wouldn't they?
depends if the class rules change. If not, there's enough knowledge aroudn to let people move to the next generation you'd think
I read that all three teams, but especially INEOS and ETNZ were keen to keep the current boat class. For the next regatta I'd like to see aussie Jimmy at the helm of a proper aussie team. C'mon aussies, where the bloody hell are ya?
Is the Challenger of Deed, or whatever it's called, already announced?
I guess it couldn't be until Cup was won... is there odds/rumours on INEOS having a pre-written agreement withETNZ?Apparently the commodore of the RYC was watching the race and will officially become the CoR either today or ASAP as per the rules
Probably done by now, they usually orchestrate a hangover as soon as the race is decided. Very very arranged marriage
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Some talk of a one on one AC challenge, ETNZ vs INEOS at the Isle of Wight in the near future. Sounds like fantasy, why would we want to give away all our home advantage? Would need to be for a shitload of money and even then the connection with the country would be critically broken
@canefan said in Americas Cup:
Some talk of a one on one AC challenge, ETNZ vs INEOS at the Isle of Wight in the near future. Sounds like fantasy, why would we want to give away all our home advantage? Would need to be for a shitload of money and even then the connection with the country would be critically broken
id been keen to see that assuming there was enough money in it to basically fund a subsequent challenge, and it would have to be quick, wouldn't want to wait four years for that
could do the original course around the isle , completely different experience
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@nzzp said in Americas Cup:
@kiwiwomble said in Americas Cup:
@nzzp said in Americas Cup:
@sparky said in Americas Cup:
Given the incredibly difficult year Italy has had with Covid, Team Luna Rossa were absolutely fantastic. So much respect for them.
fought so hard with what was eventually a slower boat. Great series, great racing, great fun. See y'all in 2 years
i hope its only 2 years, would be cool but any new teams wouldn't need longer wouldn't they?
depends if the class rules change. If not, there's enough knowledge aroudn to let people move to the next generation you'd think
I read that all three teams, but especially INEOS and ETNZ were keen to keep the current boat class. For the next regatta I'd like to see aussie Jimmy at the helm of a proper aussie team. C'mon aussies, where the bloody hell are ya?
@canefan said in Americas Cup:
@nzzp said in Americas Cup:
@kiwiwomble said in Americas Cup:
@nzzp said in Americas Cup:
@sparky said in Americas Cup:
Given the incredibly difficult year Italy has had with Covid, Team Luna Rossa were absolutely fantastic. So much respect for them.
fought so hard with what was eventually a slower boat. Great series, great racing, great fun. See y'all in 2 years
i hope its only 2 years, would be cool but any new teams wouldn't need longer wouldn't they?
depends if the class rules change. If not, there's enough knowledge aroudn to let people move to the next generation you'd think
I read that all three teams, but especially INEOS and ETNZ were keen to keep the current boat class. For the next regatta I'd like to see aussie Jimmy at the helm of a proper aussie team. C'mon aussies, where the bloody hell are ya?
Interest in the AC died here after the pitiful defence in 87. Didn’t help that they managed to sink a boat in 95 but even then I recall interest being lukewarm at best. Tbh I thought NZ would go the same way after getting mashed by Benedict Arnold Coutts but if anything it went the other way.
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@yeetyaah said in Americas Cup:
@crucial watching boat race
Didn’t anyone tell you when it finished?
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so cool to see
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could be really interesting, Jimmy has been a good "villain" but we could do with someone new to shake our fists at
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could be really interesting, Jimmy has been a good "villain" but we could do with someone new to shake our fists at
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@kiwiwomble I've heard Bertarelli was keen if it was to be hosted in Europe, not so much if Auckland is 'the Home of the America's Cup'
@dogmeat said in Americas Cup:
@kiwiwomble I've heard Bertarelli was keen if it was to be hosted in Europe, not so much if Auckland is 'the Home of the America's Cup'
Probably thinks that it will be easier to buy our team again if it isn't in NZ.
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both helmsman thanking the race organisers straight away, nice touch
@kiwiwomble said in Americas Cup:
both helmsman thanking the race organisers straight away, nice touch
So are you on board now? They knew what they were doing re conditions?
Idiotic comments from someone (not you - that has probably never sailed on the Waitamata) about "sailing indoors" aside, the sailors and the organisers really did know what was best for the event / contest.
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@kiwiwomble said in Americas Cup:
both helmsman thanking the race organisers straight away, nice touch
So are you on board now? They knew what they were doing re conditions?
Idiotic comments from someone (not you - that has probably never sailed on the Waitamata) about "sailing indoors" aside, the sailors and the organisers really did know what was best for the event / contest.
@snowy i never claimed they didn;t know what they were doing in regards to the rules, i was one of the first to point out that even though we could see them sailing around at decent speed it must be different elsewhere on the course
never said the organisers weren't doing a good job, merely pointed out the way you described the reasons for calling it off actually sounded like something that would be really interesting to watch and was quite clear that that was purely from the standpoint of a non sailor
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@snowy i never claimed they didn;t know what they were doing in regards to the rules, i was one of the first to point out that even though we could see them sailing around at decent speed it must be different elsewhere on the course
never said the organisers weren't doing a good job, merely pointed out the way you described the reasons for calling it off actually sounded like something that would be really interesting to watch and was quite clear that that was purely from the standpoint of a non sailor
@kiwiwomble said in Americas Cup:
was quite clear that that was purely from the standpoint of a non sailor
Yep, that was clear.
@kiwiwomble said in Americas Cup:
the reasons for calling it off actually sounded like something that would be really interesting to watch
Nope, that is why they called it off. Dogmeat's post did explain it quite well as to why it wouldn't be interesting at all.
As for the rules, they have a set of conditions that fall within parameters to create a contest and they followed them. Nice work.
