Luna Rossas speed-boat inspired V-section may have been designed specifically for this purpose.

Ac75 luna rossa. 22 Oct 2020 0530 AM 3 minutes to read. They are the result of cutting-edge research and technology. The video was first released by SailingSardiniait before New Year December 29 2019 and was apparently shot from a drone due to the absence of chase boat wake and elevation of the camera and proximity of the AC75.

The yacht will compete in the 36 th Americas Cup to be held in Auckland New Zealand from January to March 2021. The AC75 is a new class of boats designed to compete in the 36th Americas Cup presented by PRADA events. The Launch of Luna Rossa AC75 The revolutionary fully foiling monohull AC75 Luna Rossa was launched on 2 October 2019 in Cagliari the home of the Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli team.

Twice Americas Cup Champion Jimmy Spithill is believed to be on the helm of Luna Rossa Prada Pirellis first AC75 when filmed sailing in rough following seas off Sardinia. Renders made by 3D Studio Max Vray 34 plugin and Vray Materials. Watch it on your device and dont miss the action on the racecourse and onboard the AC75 Luna Rossa Watch the 36 th Americas Cup presented by PRADA directly from your devices.

An even more pronounced V-section can be seen on the Kiwi defender Te Rehutai. AC75 Luna_Rossa 2 with an apparent addition grey to the hull keel skegbustle. Of aluminium honeycomb were used to create the hull.

Of carbon fibre and 400 sqm. Italian Challenger of Record Luna Rossa have launched their first AC75 in Cagliari Sardinia with a few twists to what is already an interesting design race for the 36th Americas Cup. The sheer speed of the AC75 makes this job all the harder as the boats cover distance in such short timeframes.

Launched on October 2 2019 in Cagliari at the Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli team base the AC75 Luna Rossa is the first revolutionary full-foiling monohull that will represent Italy and Circolo della Vela Sicilia in the Americas Cup the oldest trophy in the history of sport and the most prestigious sailing trophy. The Luna Rossa team hope to be able to prepare their new AC75 and ready to sail in the Gulf of Hauraki in New Zealand by the end of October. Similar to the quick-fix that INEOS added to their first AC75 hull to test the effect of a skeg to their scow type hull which they were intending to incorporate into their second hull Britannia 2.