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37th America's Cup
Defender  New Zealand
Defender club: Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron
Yacht:Taihoro
Challenger  United Kingdom
Challenger club: Royal Yacht Squadron
Yacht:Britannia
Competition
Location:Barcelona
Dates:12–20 October 2024[1]
Rule:AC75
Winner: Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron
Score:New Zealand 7 United Kingdom 2
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The 2024 America's Cup was the 37th staging of the America's Cup yacht race. It was contested from 12 October 2024 as a first-to-seven-wins match-race series in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, between Taihoro, representing the defender, the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron;[2] and Britannia, representing the Royal Yacht Squadron of the United Kingdom, which won the Louis Vuitton Challenger Selections Series, also in Barcelona, on 4 October 2024.[3][1][4] It was the first time the UK has sailed in an America’s Cup match since 1964.[5]

The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron is again the defender of the America's Cup after its yacht Te Rehutai, owned and sailed by the Emirates Team New Zealand syndicate, was the successful defender in the 36th America's Cup, beating the challenger Luna Rossa, representing Circolo della Vela Sicilia, 7–3 in a first-to-seven series raced from 10 to 17 March 2021 in the Waitemata Harbour and Hauraki Gulf off Auckland, New Zealand.

Immediately after Te Rehutai achieved its seventh win in the 36th America's Cup, the Chairman of Royal Yacht Squadron Racing, Bertie Bicket, issued a pre-arranged, "friendly" challenge to the Commodore of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, Aaron Young.[6][7] This made Royal Yacht Squadron Racing Ltd the Challenger of Record for the next America's Cup.[8]

The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron was founded in 1871 as the Auckland Yacht Club and took its current name in 1902 after receiving a warrant in the name of King Edward VII.[9] Royal Yacht Squadron Racing was founded in 2014 and is an affiliated member of the Royal Yacht Squadron.

History

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Main articles: America's Cup and History of the America's Cup

The America's Cup is a highly prestigious event, being the oldest continuous competition in international sport, and the fourth oldest continuous sporting trophy of any kind.[10][better source needed] As of 31 March 2021, a total of 36 cup matches have been held. With 25 matches the New York Yacht Club has won the most titles so far.

The 36th match from 10 to 17 March 2021 was the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron's fourth America's Cup victory, following its wins in 1995, 2000 and 2017, making it the second most successful club in the competition's history. The 2021 win also made the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron the only club to have twice successfully challenged for and then defended the America's Cup.[11]

Terms of Challenge

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Background

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The challenge by Royal Yacht Squadron to the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron was made on board the 110 foot luxury sailing yacht Imagine immediately following the completion of the 10th and final race of the 36th America's Cup on 17 March 2021.[12][13]

The challenge was a pre-arranged "friendly" challenge arranged by the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron and Royal Yacht Squadron Racing Ltd and their respective sailing teams Team New Zealand and Ineos Team UK. The fact of the challenge and some details were made public on 19 March 2021. Both the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron and Royal Yacht Squadron Racing Ltd consider the challenge to be valid.[14][15][16][17]

Rules for issuing a Challenge

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Main article: America's Cup

Terms of RYS Challenge

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The full text and terms of the challenge have not been made public, but a number of areas of agreement have been revealed in media statements by the Royal Yacht Squadron and Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron and their sailing teams, and in subsequent public comments. Royal Yacht Squadron Racing Ltd and Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron said they would negotiate and issue a protocol to govern the 37th America's Cup by 19 November 2021, eight months after they revealed initial information about the challenge.[14]

Yacht class

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See also: America's Cup yacht class
Ineos Team UK's AC75, Britannia, during 2021 Prada Cup

It has been agreed the America's Cup 75 (AC75), a 23 m (75 ft) foiling monohull class developed and used for the first time for the 36th America's Cup shall remain the class of yacht for the 37th America's Cup. Royal Yacht Squadron Racing Ltd and Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron also intend that the AC75 class should be used for the 38th America's Cup, and say that agreement to this will be a condition of entry for any other complying clubs wishing to enter any challenger series for the 37th America's Cup.[14]

For the first two preliminary regattas as well as the Youth & Women's Americas Cup the AC75 derived AC40 one design class is used. Additionally, the competing teams are allowed to develop 40 foot test boats called LEQ12.[18]

Nationality Rules

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It has been agreed a new crew nationality rule will require 100% of race crews to either be a passport holder of the country the team's yacht club as of 19 March 2021 or to have been physically present in that country (or, acting on behalf of such a yacht club in Auckland, the venue of the 36th America's Cup Events) for two of the previous three years prior to 18 March 2021. There will be a discretionary provision allowing a quota of non-nationals on the race crew for competitors from "emerging nations", although this term and the size of the quota is yet to be defined.[14]

Cost Reduction Programme

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To reduce costs, it has been agreed teams will be restricted to building only one new AC75 for the 37th America's Cup. In addition, Royal Yacht Squadron Racing Ltd and Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron have committed to "investigating and agreeing a meaningful package of campaign cost reduction measures including measures to attract a higher number of challengers and to assist with the establishment of new teams".[14]

Venue

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Royal Yacht Squadron and Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron planned to announce the venue for the 37th America's Cup by 19 September 2021. New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said her Government wanted to see the cup defended in Auckland in 2023, and announced the availability of Government funding to assist Team New Zealand to stay together, subject to a number of conditions, including an expectation the Cup will be defended in New Zealand.[19]

However, on 29 March 2022, Barcelona was announced as the host of the 2024 America's Cup. Barcelona's bid saw an unprecedented alliance across public and private entities working together to attract the America's Cup to Barcelona which included the Government of Catalonia, Barcelona City Council, City Hall of Barcelona, Port of Barcelona, Barcelona Global's investment agency and Barcelona & Partners.[20] Of the previous 36 cup matches, 33 have been held in the defender's home waters. The Deed of Gift provides for the defender to name the venue if they and the Challenger of Record cannot reach agreement.

Dates

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The 37th America's Cup will be raced in Barcelona as a first-to-seven-wins series from 12 October 2024. It is expected to be completed on or before 21 October 2024.[4][16] This complies with the deed which requires the match to be held in summer or summer-shoulder months. In the southern hemisphere, this is defined as between 1 November and 30 April. In the northern hemisphere, it is defined as between 1 May and 31 October.[21]

Schedule of the 37th America's Cup[22][4][16][21]
Year Date
2021 17 Nov AC37 Protocol and AC75 Class Rule V2 Published
1 Dec Entries for Challengers Open
2022 31 Mar Defender to announce Match Venue and approximate event dates
17 Jun New competitors may sail Version 1 AC75s for 20 sailing days
31 Jul Entry Period Closes
17 Sep Competitors may sail an AC75 Yacht
30 Nov ACE to announce race schedule for the Match
ACE to announce racing area for CSS and Match
31 Dec ACE to publish Brand Manual
2023 31 May Final cut off for late Challenger entries
30 Jun ACE to publish Youth and Women's AC Agreement
30 Jun COR/D to publish Match Conditions
14–17 Sep Preliminary Regatta Vilanova i la Geltrú
22 Nov – 4 Dec Preliminary Regatta Jeddah
30 Nov COR/D to publish CSS Conditions
2024 22–25 Aug Preliminary Regatta in Barcelona
29 Aug – 8 Sep Louis Vuitton Cup Round Robins
14–19 Sep Louis Vuitton Cup Semi Finals
26 Sep – 5 Oct Louis Vuitton Cup Finals
12–21 Oct 37th America’s Cup Match

Event management

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Royal Yacht Squadron and Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron announced the establishment of a single Event Authority responsible for the conduct of all racing and the management of commercial activities relating to the 37th America's Cup.[14] Therefore, 'ACE (America's Cup Event) Barcelona S.L.' was created as the sole Event Authority for the 37th America's Cup in Barcelona and is exclusively responsible for the planning, management and delivery of a successful event.[23]

Teams

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The Royal Yacht Squadron is the Challenger of Record for the 37th America's Cup.[6][7] Their team, INEOS Britannia, previously lost to Emirates Team New Zealand in the 2017 Louis Vuitton Cup semi-finals, and Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli in the 2021 Prada Cup final. The Royal Yacht Squadron's challenge will be the first time a British team has competed in three consecutive America's Cup cycles since 1930.[7]

Circolo della Vela Sicilia, represented by Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli, have indicated their interest in returning for the 37th America's Cup. Luna Rossa previously lost to Emirates Team New Zealand in the 2021 America's Cup final. In a statement, the team said that they looked "forward to returning to racing on the AC75s in the next edition of the America's Cup".[24]

The New York Yacht Club (NYYC) had indicated interest in returning for the 37th America's Cup. American Magic previously lost to Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli in the 2021 Prada Cup semi-final. The NYYC submitted a challenge to the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron on 6 May 2021, alongside an Evolutionary Draft Protocol for the 37th America's Cup.[25] The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron released a statement in response, where they said they were "delighted to hear that the New York Yacht Club" were interested, but questioned, "their motives for such a presumptuous statement when entries [did not] open for some time."[26] The Royal Yacht Squadron and Ineos Team UK also released a statement in response to the New York Yacht Club's challenge, stating that they were "working collaboratively with the Royal Yacht Squadron and Team New Zealand".[26][27]

The NYYC had dropped American Magic and announced a tentative partnership with Stars & Stripes, then announced they would no longer pursue the 37th Americas Cup, and then on 7 January opted back in with American Magic.[28]

In December 2021 Alinghi founder Ernesto Bertarelli and two-time Olympic champion Hans-Peter Steinacher announced the launch of the new Alinghi Red Bull Racing challenge. Bertarelli will continue to represent the Société Nautique de Genève, the yacht club that won the 2003 Louis Vuitton Cup, the 2003 America's Cup, and the 2007 America's Cup.[29]

On 3 January 2023, the organisers of the 37th America's Cup announced that K-Challenge Racing would challenge for the 37th America's Cup, after previously challenging for the 32nd America's Cup in 2007. Led by Stephane Kandler and Bruno Dubois, the team, named Orient Express Team,[30] will represent the Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez.[31]

Team Yacht Club Skipper AC75 Name Shipyard Unveiled Launched Notes
New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand

Defender

 Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron New Zealand Peter Burling Taihoro Team New Zealand 11 April 2024 12 April 2024 [32][33]
Switzerland Alinghi Red Bull Racing  Société Nautique de Genève Switzerland Arnaud Psarofaghis BoatOne Alinghi Red Bull Racing 5 April 2024 16 April 2024 [34][35][36]
Italy Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli  Circolo della Vela Sicilia Italy Max Sirena Luna Rossa Persico Marine 13 April 2024 13 April 2024 [34][37]
United States NYYC American Magic  New York Yacht Club United States Terry Hutchinson Patriot American Magic 25 April 2024 7 May 2024 [34][38][39]
United Kingdom INEOS Britannia

Challenger of Record

 Royal Yacht Squadron United Kingdom Ben Ainslie Britannia Carrington Boats 20 April 2024 26 April 2024 [34][40][41]
France Orient Express Team  Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez France Quentin Delapierre Orient Express Multiplast 25 May 2024 27 May 2024 [42][43]

Preliminary Regattas

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The first two preliminary regattas have been raced in AC40 one design yachts. The third preliminary regatta in Barcelona will see the new AC75 yachts, that will also compete in the challenger series and the America's cup.[44]

Rnd Host Dates Winning team Yacht class
1 Spain Vilanova i la Geltrú, Spain 14–17 September 2023 United States NYYC American Magic AC40
2 Saudi Arabia Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 22 November – 4 December 2023 New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand AC40
3 Spain Barcelona, Spain 22–25 August 2024 New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand AC75

Round 1 – Vilanova i la Geltrú

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Pos Team Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Points
1 United States NYYC American Magic 3 5 2 1 1 34
2 New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand 4 1 1 4 2 33
3 France Orient Express Racing Team 1 3 5 5 3 24
4 Italy Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team 2 6 3 3 5 20
5 Switzerland Alinghi Red Bull Racing 5 2 4 2 6 19
6 United Kingdom INEOS Britannia 6 4 6 6 4 9
Citation:[45]

Round 2 – Jeddah

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Pos Team Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6 Race 7 Race 8 Points
1 New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand 1 1 5 2 1 1 3 1 64
2 Italy Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team 3 4 1 1 2 4 1 DNF 49
3 Switzerland Alinghi Red Bull Racing 4 2 3 5 3 3 6 2 35
4 United States NYYC American Magic DSQ 6 DNS 3 4 2 2 3 28
5 United Kingdom INEOS Britannia 2 3 4 4 5 5 5 5 26
6 France Orient Express Racing Team 5 5 2 6 6 6 4 4 20
Citation:[45]

Round 3 – Barcelona

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Pos Team Wins Losses Races
1 New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand 4 1 5
2 Italy Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team 4 1 5
3 United States NYYC American Magic 3 2 5
4 United Kingdom INEOS Britannia 2 3 5
5 Switzerland Alinghi Red Bull Racing 1 4 5
6 France Orient Express Racing Team 1 4 5
Citation:[45]

Unlike the first rounds which were fleet races, the third is held in match racing format – of 15 races plus a final. The detailed race results for round three, Barcelona, are as follows:

Detailed match race results
Race Date Time Port Entry Starboard Entry Time Course Legs Start Gate 1 Gate 2 Gate 3 Gate 4 Gate 5 Finish
1 22 August 22' 43" Switzerland Alinghi Red Bull Racing France Orient Express Racing Team +0' 36" 6 Switzerland -0' 05" Switzerland -0' 12" Switzerland -0' 13" Switzerland -0' 13" Switzerland -0' 13" Switzerland -0' 22" Switzerland -0' 36"
2 New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand Italy Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team DNF 6 New Zealand -0' 00" New Zealand -2' 50" ~ ~ ~ ~ New Zealand Awarded
3 22' 27" United States NYYC American Magic United Kingdom INEOS Britannia +0' 29" 6 United Kingdom -0' 02" United States -0' 06" United States -0' 07" United States -0' 21" United States -0' 25" United States -0' 31" United States -0' 29"
4 23' 16" Italy Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team France Orient Express Racing Team +1' 33" 6 Italy -0' 18" Italy -0' 20" Italy -0' 21" Italy -0' 29" Italy -1' 12" Italy -1' 16" Italy -1' 33"
5 23 August +0' 56" Switzerland Alinghi Red Bull Racing United States NYYC American Magic 22' 40" 6 United States -0' 01" United States -0' 12" United States -0' 15" United States -0' 31" United States -0' 36" United States -0' 46" United States -0' 56"
6 +0' 52" United Kingdom INEOS Britannia New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand 23' 08" 6 New Zealand -0' 29" New Zealand -0' 38" New Zealand -0' 39" New Zealand -0' 55" New Zealand -0' 51" New Zealand -0' 59" New Zealand -0' 52"
7 +0' 40" United States NYYC American Magic Italy Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team 23' 22" 6 Italy -0' 14" Italy -0' 17" Italy -0' 17" Italy -0' 21" Italy -0' 18" Italy -0' 35" Italy -0' 40"
8 DNS France Orient Express Racing Team New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand 6 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ New Zealand Awarded
9 24 August 23' 01" United Kingdom INEOS Britannia Switzerland Alinghi Red Bull Racing +0' 33" 6 United Kingdom -0' 01" United Kingdom -0' 04" United Kingdom -0' 09" United Kingdom -0' 19" United Kingdom -0' 28" United Kingdom -0' 25" United Kingdom -0' 33"
10 DNS United States NYYC American Magic France Orient Express Racing Team 6 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ France Awarded
11 23' 56" Italy Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team United Kingdom INEOS Britannia +0' 46" 6 United Kingdom -0' 01" Italy -0' 23" Italy -0' 16" Italy -0' 23" Italy -0' 28" Italy -0' 30" Italy -0' 46"
12 22' 30" New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand Switzerland Alinghi Red Bull Racing +1' 15" 6 New Zealand -0' 00" New Zealand -0' 12" New Zealand -0' 29" New Zealand -0' 45" New Zealand -0' 52" New Zealand -1' 15" New Zealand -1' 15"
13 25 August +0' 28" New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand United States NYYC American Magic 23' 10" 6 United States -0' 00" United States -0' 15" United States -0' 19" United States -0' 35" United States -0' 50" United States -0' 36" United States -0' 28"
14 26' 46" Italy Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team Switzerland Alinghi Red Bull Racing +0' 46" 6 Switzerland -0' 40" Switzerland -0' 34" Switzerland -0' 09" Italy -0' 12" Italy -0' 08" Italy -0' 13" Italy -0' 46"
15 +0' 48" France Orient Express Racing Team United Kingdom INEOS Britannia 22' 28" 5 France -0' 01" France -0' 16" United Kingdom -0' 11" United Kingdom -0' 05" United Kingdom -0' 18" ~ United Kingdom -0' 48"
Final 23' 59" New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand Italy Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team +0' 34" 6 New Zealand -0' 01" New Zealand -0' 22" New Zealand -0' 16" New Zealand -0' 19" New Zealand -0' 06" New Zealand -0' 11" New Zealand -0' 34"
Citation:[45]

Qualifying Event

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Main article: 2024 Louis Vuitton Cup

The 2024 Louis Vuitton Cup is the competition to determine the official challenger for the 2024 America's Cup was held between August – October 2024 in Barcelona. The format was a double round-robin of all five challengers plus the defender Team New Zealand (who does not score points), followed by semifinals of four highest ranked challengers in best of 9 match race series, the winners of which then compete in a best of 13 match race series.[46]

Team Yacht Club Skipper Helmsmen Completion
United Kingdom INEOS Britannia  Royal Yacht Squadron United Kingdom Ben Ainslie United Kingdom Ben Ainslie
United Kingdom Dylan Fletcher 		Winner. Qualified as challenger for the 37th America's Cup
New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand  Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron New Zealand Peter Burling New Zealand Peter Burling
Australia Nathan Outteridge 		Automatically qualified as defender to 37th America's Cup
Italy Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team  Circolo della Vela Sicilia Italy Max Sirena Australia James Spithill
Italy Francesco Bruni 		Eliminated in final by INEOS Britannia
United States NYYC American Magic  New York Yacht Club United States Terry Hutchinson Australia Tom Slingsby
United Kingdom Paul Goodison
Argentina Lucas Calabrese 		Eliminated in Semi-Final Group 1 by Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team
Switzerland Alinghi Red Bull Racing  Société Nautique de Genève Switzerland Arnaud Psarofaghis Switzerland Arnaud Psarofaghis
Switzerland Maxime Bachelin 		Eliminated in Semi-Final Group 2 by INEOS Britannia
France Orient Express Racing Team  Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez France Quentin Delapierre France Quentin Delapierre
France Kevin Peponnet 		Eliminated after Louis Vuitton Cup Double Round Robin


Cup Match

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The America's Cup match will be a best of 13 race series to be held October 2024 between Taihoro, owned and sailed by the Emirates Team New Zealand syndicate representing the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, and INEOS Britannia, the winner of the qualifying event – the 2024 Louis Vuitton Cup.[47] Two races per day will be held, starting from 12 October, with Reserve Days on 14–15 Oct, 17 and 22–27.[46]

Races won[48]
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total
New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 7
United Kingdom INEOS Britannia ● ● 2
Race Date Time Port Entry Starboard Entry Time Course Legs Start Gate 1 Gate 2 Gate 3 Gate 4 Gate 5 Gate 6 Gate 7 Finish
1[49] 12 October

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27' 01" New ZealandEmirates Team New Zealand United KingdomINEOS Britannia +0' 41" (+422 m) A 6 New Zealand
−0' 02" 		New Zealand
−0' 24" 		New Zealand
−0' 15" 		New Zealand
−0' 36" 		New Zealand
−0' 40" 		New Zealand
−0' 56" 		- - New Zealand
−0' 41"
2[51] +0' 27" (+293 m) United KingdomINEOS Britannia New ZealandEmirates Team New Zealand 28' 23" A 8 New Zealand
−0' 00" 		New Zealand
−0' 11" 		New Zealand
−0' 09" 		New Zealand
−0' 14" 		New Zealand
−0' 10" 		New Zealand
−0' 28" 		New Zealand
−0' 32" 		New Zealand
−0' 33" 		New Zealand
−0' 27"
3[52] 13 October

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+0' 52" (+657 m) United KingdomINEOS Britannia New ZealandEmirates Team New Zealand 27' 06" D 6 New Zealand
−0' 03" 		New Zealand
−0' 19" 		New Zealand
−0' 27" 		New Zealand
−0' 32" 		New Zealand
−0' 33" 		New Zealand
−0' 43" 		- - New Zealand
−0' 52"
4 Postponed ~
4[54] 14 October

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26' 50" New ZealandEmirates Team New Zealand United KingdomINEOS Britannia +0' 23" (+357 m) D 6 New Zealand
−0' 00" 		New Zealand
−0' 00" 		New Zealand
−0' 03" 		New Zealand
−0' 13" 		New Zealand
−0' 15" 		New Zealand
−0' 24" 		- - New Zealand
−0' 23"
5[56] 16 October

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+1' 18" (+1,167 m) New ZealandEmirates Team New Zealand United KingdomINEOS Britannia 24' 15" B 6 New Zealand
−0' 05" 		United Kingdom
−2' 15" 		United Kingdom
−1' 59" 		United Kingdom
−1' 37" 		United Kingdom
−1' 36" 		United Kingdom
−1' 29" 		- - United Kingdom
−1' 18"
6[58] 28' 13" United KingdomINEOS Britannia New ZealandEmirates Team New Zealand +0' 07" (+74 m) B 8 United Kingdom
−0' 00" 		United Kingdom
−0' 08" 		United Kingdom
−0' 09" 		United Kingdom
−0' 09" 		United Kingdom
−0' 16" 		United Kingdom
−0' 13" 		United Kingdom
−0' 07" 		United Kingdom
−0' 07" 		United Kingdom
−0' 07"
7[59] 18 October

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+1' 13" (+1,125 m) United KingdomINEOS Britannia New ZealandEmirates Team New Zealand 24' 49" F 6 United Kingdom
−0' 01" 		New Zealand
−0' 12" 		New Zealand
−0' 13" 		New Zealand
−0' 24" 		New Zealand
−0' 29" 		New Zealand
−0' 53" 		- - New Zealand
−1' 13"
8[61] 26' 37" New ZealandEmirates Team New Zealand United KingdomINEOS Britannia +0' 55" (+1,048 m) F 8 New Zealand
−0' 00" 		New Zealand
−0' 15" 		New Zealand
−0' 25" 		New Zealand
−0' 41" 		New Zealand
−0' 36" 		New Zealand
−0' 23" 		New Zealand
−0' 27" 		New Zealand
−0' 50" 		New Zealand
−0' 55"
9[62] 19 October [63] 26' 43" New ZealandEmirates Team New Zealand United KingdomINEOS Britannia +0' 37" (+571 m) B 6 United Kingdom
−0' 00" 		New Zealand
−0' 19" 		New Zealand
−0' 22" 		New Zealand
−0' 00" 		New Zealand
−0' 12" 		New Zealand
−0' 17" 		- - New Zealand
−0' 37"
Citation:[45]

Notes:

Youth & Women's Americas Cup

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Main articles: 2024 PUIG Women's America's Cup and 2024 Unicredit Youth America's Cup

PUIG Women’s Americas Cup

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In October 2024, Giulia Conti became the first Women’s America’s Cup Champion, winning the 1st PUIG Women’s America Cup in Barcelona as Captain of the Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team [64][65] representing Circolo della Vela Sicilia[66]

Background

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Alongside the protocol for the 37th Americas Cup, a Youth & Women's event was announced to be held in the AC40 class racing in Barcelona alongside the Americas Cup. The youth event is open to sailors under 25 years of age, with two male and two female sailors on each boat, whilst the women's event is open to any female sailors.[citation needed]

Teams

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Team Yacht Club Skipper Training Platform
New Zealand Emirates Team New Zealand  Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron New Zealand Josh Junior ETF26
AC40
Switzerland Alinghi Red Bull Racing  Société Nautique de Genève Austria Hans Peter Steinacher 69F
TF35
Italy Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli  Circolo della Vela Sicilia Italy Max Sirena 69F
United States NYYC American Magic  New York Yacht Club United States Terry Hutchinson 69F
United Kingdom Athena Pathway  Royal Yacht Squadron United Kingdom Hannah Mills ETF26
Waszp
France Orient Express Team  Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez France Quentin Delapierre
Spain Sail Team BCN  Real Club Náutico de Barcelona Spain Guillermo Altadill
Netherlands Jajo Team DutchSail  Koninklijke Roei- en Zeilvereniging De Maas
 Koninklijke Nederlandsche Zeil- en Roeivereeniging 		Netherlands Simeon Tienpont 69F
Waszp
Canada Concord Pacific Racing  Royal Vancouver Yacht Club Canada Isabella Bertold
Canada Andrew Wood
Germany AC Team Germany  Kieler Yacht-Club
 Norddeutscher Regatta Verein 		Germany Carolina Werner
Germany Marc Pickel
Sweden Swedish Challenge powered by Artemis Technologies  Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club
 Royal Swedish Yacht Club 		Sweden Anna Östling Waszp
Australia Andoo Team Australia  Cruising Yacht Club of Australia Australia Olivia Price
Australia Nina Curtis

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