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The 2017 America's Cup winners, Emirates Team New Zealand, have announced that they will be hosting the 36th America’s Cup in their home city of Auckland in early 2021.
With this announcement comes an update on the class of boat that competing teams will sail, with the 36th America’s Cup seeing a move from the foiling catamarans to a monohull design.
This is an exciting update for Land Rover BAR as many of their sailors have previous monohull experience, including the most decorated Olympic sailor of all time, helmsman, Sir Ben Ainslie.
Land Rover are extremely proud of their commitment to the Land Rover BAR partnership and are excited about the new opportunities in innovation, design and technology that the next America’s cup cycle will bring.
Click here to see the official response from Sir Ben Ainslie and the Land Rover BAR team on the new protocol.
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