36th America's Cup | Race 2 

Totally distracting audio mix. Poorly done.

That would be TNZ boat.

Actually it's the Production Audio man who controls the mix. Bad mix....@@detectiveinspekta

Ci hanno tritati talmente tanto che se andiamo sul 3-1 in quella fatidica giornata , i Kiwi non vincono mai piu'!

@@fabiocampagnoli se e ma ,non su va da nessuna parte

@@inasngemii4319 non e' un se o ma, sentendo la tua versione sembra che non ci sia stata gara come nel 2000.

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purtroppo alla lunga è andata cosi. Te Reutai è piu veloce, nonostante Luna Rossa aveva il miglior equipaggio. Detto questo qualche episodio poteva girare diversamente ed allungare la serie

Actually, the Race Committee (RC) for the America's Cup sets up a specific ship class which must be used to compete. Since 1992, every vessel has been a carbon-fiber "Rocket Boat" like the one above (The AC75). The last time a "Classic Yacht" was used was likely in the 26th America's Cup (1987), where the 12 Meter Class vessels Kookaburra III and Stars and Stripes 87 faced off in Fremantle. The height of the "Classic Yacht" in the America's Cup was around the 1930s, when the J-Class dominated almost every competition. (TL;DR: Carbon Fiber Vessels are nothing new to the America's Cup, and not only have been accepted by Race Committee, but even required in order to participate.) Btw I had this entire argument written out but then my computer froze lol.