American Magic the New York Yacht Clubs entry in the 36th Americas Cup has released the first team video of their AC75 surrogate nick named The Mule as she foils on Narragansett Bay.

New america's cup foiling monohull. Team NZ reveal a foiling monohull concept design for the 2021 Americas Cup. These articulating foils can both be dropped down to provide a stable three-point foiling system along with the rudder but will usually sail with the windward foil raised and just the leeward and rudder foils in the water. The AC75 is the bold new high performance fully foiling monohull.

Team New Zealand have released concept design plans for the giant foiling monohull to be used in the 2021 Americas Cup. The much-anticipated launch of the first two AC75 foiling monohull yachts from the Defender Emirates Team New Zealand and USA Challenger NYYC American Magic respectively did not disappoint the masses of Americas Cup fans waiting eagerly. It reaches a top end of about 23 mph.

THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE BIRTH OF FOILING IN THE AMERICAS CUP In late August 2012 a grainy photo of a boat emerged online. The new AC75 monohull will run a three ballasted foiling system - a concept that has not previously been seen. In this revealing video we can see the 38ft long Mule tucked into.

The new 75ft Americas Cup class will feature two large articulated foils which will be weighted to provide righting moment and significantly no keel. As with all foiling boats getting on the foils and staying there. Most hardened Americas Cup followers will clearly remember the image that was the talk of the sailing world for many weeks.

An exciting new era in Americas Cup racing has been unveiled today as the concept for the AC75 the class of boat to be sailed in the 36th Americas Cup is released illustrating a bold and modern vision for high performance fully foiling monohull racing yachts. Additional reserve days have been scheduled but the intention is to complete the event on the. One of the fastest and most futuristic sailing designs in history has been unveiled by Emirates Team New Zealand ETNZ and challenger of record Luna Rossa as the class for the next Americas Cup.

The AC9F a 295-foot-long foiling monohull was designed and built by Yachting Developments in New Zealand. The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron hopes the next Americas Cup will be held in New Zealand after confirming Team UK as the next challenger of record and. The Italian pair have become YouTube stars with their insightful comments on the new Americas Cup AC75 class and their latest video looks at the foiling problems of Britannia the British second-generation boat.