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End of Boom and Bust for the America's Cup?
For decades the America’s Cup has lurched from feverish activity during each cycle to barren stretches of silence afterwards. The new Protocol aims to change that by establishing the America’s Cup Partnership (ACP) — a centralised governing body run by representatives from all competing teams and headed by an independent leader. That single shift could be transformational. Thanks to Justin Chisholm for inviting me to chat with him and Sailing World's Dave Reed about possibly the most revolutionary change that we've ever seen in the America's Cup.
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My race report from a 'Snakes & Ladders' day of SailGP competition in Germany. The British dominated the day but came off worst in the three-boat final. Congrats to the French showing great composure after a catastrophic practice day just 48 hours earlier: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6558828/2025/08/17/france-win-germany-sail-grand-prix-report/

Just when it looked like it was going to be a clean days' racing at SailGP Germany - after all the carnage of practice day - this happens. My report for The Athletic/ New York Times: https://lnkd.in/eS3d8qiJ

Photo © Felix Diemer/ SailGP

Racing about to go live for Sunday of SailGP. Here's my report from Day 1. Spectacular comeback from New Zealand in the last race.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6410947/2025/06/07/new-york-sail-grand-prix-results-day-one/

Photo by Samo Vidic/ SailGP