America's Cup

The AC75, a foiling monohull built by the New York Yacht Club’s American Magic syndicate, will undergo testing before its official launch.

Aircraft engineers are being used to optimize the foiling sailboat.

New York Yacht Club entry in the America’s Cup will use Awlgrip coatings on hull bottom, sides and deck.

The New York Yacht Club’s America’s Cup challenger continues to build support.

The New York Yacht Club’s AC75 is being prepared for sea trials.

The IYRS Injection is a video that focuses on graduates who are part of the American Magic team.

The four-day regatta, to be held in Sardinia next April, is the start of the 36th Cup cycle.

Dyer Jones, Henry Racamier and Bill Trenkle make up this year’s class.

Equipment manufacturer will provide gear for training and competition.

A new partnership between the Rhode Island-based school and American Magic supports the marine and composite fabrication industries.

The 75-foot foiling monohull will be laid up in Holland, Mich.

After the races conclude, the RIBs will be given to the New Zealand coast guard for search-and-rescue operations.

The non-skid manufacturer becomes an official supplier to the American Magic team.

Partner will provide control of lifting surfaces and the wing.

It’s half the size of the boat the team will use in competition.

American Magic will use the aerospace giant’s engineering resources to develop a new racing boat.

The New York Yacht Club’s American Magic, the U.S. challenger for the 36th America’s Cup, has opened a dedicated construction facility to build a pair of racing sailboats in Bristol, R.I.

The boat concept for the 36th America’s Cup — a 75-foot foiling monohull racing yacht — has been revealed.

Jimmy Spithill came close to having his left arm amputated earlier this year after battling a serious post-surgery infection.

The event will be held from 8 to 10 a.m. on Nov. 2 at the Active Interest Media Marine Group Pavilion at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.