36th America's Cup | Race 7

Race 7 of the 36th America's Cup Presented by PRADA.
Monday, 15th March 2021.
Luna Rossa PRADA Pirelli vs Emirates Team New Zealand
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The 36th America's Cup presented by Prada will be contested by the winner of the 2017 America's Cup, the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron represented by their team, Emirates Team New Zealand, and the winner of the Prada Cup, the challenger selection series which takes place in January-February in 2021.
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[@jameslittlewood7663]

Sailing right around the boat in front, that shit never gets old

[@skylakirk323]

This was the race that pretty much declared who had the fastest boat for this America's Cup. ⛵🏆🇳🇿

[@crazyhorse2995]

Damn straight.🤘

[@razzar_8]

I feel like this was the point where ETNZ started to figure out this "rolling tack/ gybe" that greatly improved their performance in manoeuvres. Pete and the whole team committed early in leg one to trying to leverage the new tool at their disposal with the quick "one-two" in the first leg that gave them the passing lane in the long run. And they got faster and faster as they refined the new manoeuvre as the match went on. Just goes to show that the development of these boats NEVER stops.

[@brettmciver432]

Although that was part of it, they figured out how to use the speed of the boat to get past luna. Used the boat speed to get past luna on the weaker side of the course as well

[@razzar_8]

@@brettmciver432 yeah. That 1-legged JK at the bottom mark came out of nowhere as well, which gave them the speed they needed to execute the pass. Just shows how far ETNZ were pushing the boat and the crew who sailed her.

[@brettmciver432]

@@razzar_8 Yup took us 3 race losses to figure out how to beat them, and I don't think Peter was overly worried about winning the start although that helps of course. As long as it was neck and neck at the start good enough for him.

[@razzar_8]

@@brettmciver432 ahhhh I wouldn't go that far, but I would say we definatly figured out the strengths and weaknesses of both ourselves and LR, and created strategies to combat them. Also, let's not be disillusioned by the fact that we DID get lucky in races 8 and 9. LR lost 8 minutes by falling off the foils in race 8 and the "kiwi puff" won us the race in race 9. Credit to the whole team for not giving up and keeping is close in both races, but you can't deny luck was involved on both occasions. Pete even said in an interview: "sometimes it's better to be lucky than good."

[@brettmciver432]

@@razzar_8 🍻🍻

[@PeterAden]

OMG. The audio on this is a train wreak!! Why did you turn the commentary down so it can't be heard over the sound of the boats? Everything's just mixed together into one hellish noise.

[@JB-rt4mx]

I am installing the incredibly irritating Noise on my FINN !! So everytime I adjust my mainsheet the Noise Errupts 🙉🔊🤪

[@OleMartinLyng]

I hope sound production is getting better for the next finale

[@michaelangel8133]

Some how I miss my sabot and canvas sails, multi billionaires and computer engineering keep real sailors from the race, that is not sailors taking the wind, but these machines are amazing

[@craigschruhm2379]

It's trickle down. Foiling cats lead to foiling moths. Its all sailing. If you can't see that maybe you should send a letter to the editor, by snail mail, not use the net. Everything grows. Scaled up foiling may just be a huge solution to the price and time of international travel. Imagine wind powered, electric assisted ships carrying hundreds of passengers from London to New York at a fraction of the carbon footprint of A380s or 787s. The kids getting buzzed in a moth or kite surfing ARE the future of sailing. My great love are the couta boats of Port Phillip Bay in Victoria Australia. They're old, simple and supprisigly quick in the right conditions. Doesn't mean these don't blow my mind. Oh, they may just save the planet. I guess I'm agreeing and disagreeing with you. But they are definitely sailors.

[@NyKoDesmo16]

L errore è stato all inizio del terzo lato! So che con i se e i ma non si fa nulla ma analizzando il video Luna Rossa avrebbe dovuto virare subito dopo l approccio in boa vista la rotazione del vento a sinistra! Che poi una volta davanti, la barca kiwi è inarrivabile purtroppo

[@justin_mathew_kenny]

Enjoy listening to the coms coming off the boat's

[@neiltoatasi6892]

Good competition between these two boats

[@Chris.Davies]

Not sure how you managed to wreck the audio. But you did!

[@memorykara222]

kiwis pushed foiling

[@memorykara222]

no bermuda proved who was well ahead actual it was frisco

[@tobiaswilson5115]

you two commentators no jack shit peter an crew just to dame GOOD

[@JB-rt4mx]

Ah, yes expenses in Sailing have gone up...Like $10,000 Lasers in 2023 🤮🦦🍷🍷🐿

[@G.SGamer784]

J

[@obi4842]

I like to stop my microwave at 0.01, it makes me feel like a bomb disposable expert 😁

[@caesarforlife1663]

😅

[@elroon1964]

I hope you fired the grade school student who did the audio mix for all the races of this Cup series. It's ALL horrible.

[@Gertzy41]

Those stupid lookin rocket boats the Americas cup is for classic yachts 😂😂😂😂😭😂

[@rosscleavercleaver6633]

Team NZ are the best in the world

[@johnmartin7158]

Hope it stays that way for the cup this year.