34th America's Cup Race 12 USA vs. NZL | AMERICA'S CUP

34th America's Cup. San Francisco. September 19, 2013.
Day 8, Race 12: ORACLE TEAM USA vs. Emirates Team New Zealand.
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[@fionawimber1028]

Someone has to make a movie about this comeback! Seriously!!

[@WhatAboutTheBee]

Very exciting racing! Good stuff!!!

[@brendandecator7475]

How does one get to do this

[@WhatAboutTheBee]

Just become the best sailor in the world. That should be easy?!?! You can also get your own, much smaller, foiling cat and just have fun!!

[@brendandecator7475]

But is it like a try out or what

[@komisar3937]

Here we go...

[@rabidbigdog]

"I notice the NZ boat is going up and down on its foils a lot more than Oracle." Ummm. Yeah.

[@RosGuys]

Wonder why.... hahahaha

[@seanomatopoeia]

Yet imagine the ETNZ being too incompetent to bother identifying Oracle's supposedly obvious cheating. Since Kiwis haven't shut up about it for 7+ years now.

[@MontyD]

I don't get it

[@rabidbigdog]

@@MontyD Oracle had a 'device' that automatically stabilised the ride-height when the rules which said it should only be adjusted by the fly-height operator.

[@thizlam4810]

@@rabidbigdog That was during the warm-up and USA was penalized for it and still won. It was also labeled as an “unprecedented penalty”. NZ lost and blew an 8-1 lead, end of story.

[@RosGuys]

Lol, comentators talking about current when these boats go 28kts upwind barely touching the water

[@MontyD]

foiling in chop is much harder than foiling in flat water

[@lanceryley5052]

@@MontyD there was also some discussion at the time that they were looking for the strongest current against them at times because it increased flow on the foils.

[@MontyD]

@@lanceryley5052 you are right- I had heard that. Interesting stratergy