A new era has begun |
38th America’s Cup Challenger
It takes a team.
We can’t wait for you to meet ours 🇦🇺
Announcement coming soon 🤫
One year until the Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup begins.
Naples awaits.
01/07/2026
Some of the biggest wins start with the bravest ideas.
2027. Naples. We’re writing the next chapter 🇦🇺
Image: Gilles Martin
18/06/2026
16/06/2026
You asked. The team delivered… Sort of 👀
03/06/2026
We’re building something special 🦘🥊
Let’s meet the team (so far) who are working to bring the Cup back to Aussie shores.
There’s no one we’d rather have as our Head of Design & Performance 💥
Glenn Ashby speaking on the AC75 🥊🦘
28/05/2026
The next Australian challenge is beginning to take shape.
Are you ready? 🇦🇺🦘
A new Australian challenge, launched from one of the country’s great sailing institutions.
📍Royal Prince Edward Yacht Club
Crafted from off-cuts of sailcloth used in Australia II’s spinnakers, the original Boxing Kangaroo flag was created during the 1983 campaign as Australia chased the most prestigious trophy in sailing.
Then the seemingly impossible happened.
After 132 years of American dominance, Australia II fought back to win the America’s Cup, and the handmade flag flying alongside the campaign became part of sporting folklore.
More than forty years later, it remains one of the most globally recognisable symbols in Australian sport.
📸 This archival footage was licensed from the collection of the Mystic Seaport Museum and captured during the 1983 America’s Cup campaign.