Louis Vuitton [Extended] - Ep18 - Grant Dalton on Sailing Adventures and the America's Cup

[@royallan3717]

What a great man and spokesperson for New Zealand. I will not miss any race in support of how much hard work has been put in.thoroughly enjoyed this real interview with Grant,no issues any longer why the race left our shores for Barcelona

[@jackaroo5]

This guy is a Legend

[@michaelkoh3734]

I love that I am on the other side of the earth and still able to watch all the races live free to air 😊

[@phillipmurray1724]

Great interview! 🎉 Grant Dalton, hard as nails

[@IOSAGifts]

Louis Vuitton, cool video you deserve more subscribers

[@richardlawton1023]

Well done interview

[@NZbluesky]

Massive tooth ache! Very good! Thank you for the insight. I wish Grant and ETNZ all of the best. I have no issues either why the race left our shores for Barcelona

[@anmihovil]

Grant talks about woman's sailing. I love to hear that after that 'pineapple statement' a long time ago. It stuck in my memory as a very graphic way of explaining what you think about women as sailors.

[@TM-yr3pc]

The rivalry and dynamic with Sir Peter Blake perhaps deserved a mention…

[@edumali7402]

Good interview

[@josec.278]

Very good interview from Grant Dalton, he deserves his CEO position. Nevertheless I want to share a different point of view that has been published in NZ press.and news. The main reason for the cup not to be in NZ is the unsuficient proposed funding from the NZ government and the Auckland council. The last AC cycle was a bit of an economic disaster for NZ as being during the pandemic not enough tourists reached NZ to justify the expense. Another reason is that other teams were making massive offers to the ETNZ team members and threatened to dismantle it. Keeping the talent together could not happen without raising team salaries.The economic requests were too much for NZ only and Grant Dalton initiated a search around the world to find a suitable high paying venue.

[@fvingerhoed]

Grant for President!

[@NoobGod41]

First comment let’s go!! I love this company it is literally so iconic!

[@Bokul-h9i]

I am second 😅

[@robertwoodroffe123]

He came to our family’s business last Christmas do ! 1984’or ? 85’ so there were seven people there ! He was the feltex rope & resin / paint rep

[@Bokul-h9i]

😂 I can't understand France

[@ashentmariner]

Oh! The One's at the top of the Hill always call the rule's 🌎 Godzilla ❤

[@venerandafernandes9310]

👏👏👏👏🇧🇷

[@barryscott6222]

He talks well. And a good leader and CEO. If I were to critique though... he can be a bit economical with the whole truth. Nothing he says is wrong - but it isn't the whole story either. For instance... Barcelona was also chosen - because that was where the money is (or at least enough, that he didn't have to try and do the big lift of attempting a middle east venue). As for diversity and environmentalism, that is really only important in so far as it - builds audience/engagement/money - pre-empts criticisms/obstruction - and gains political insurance/protection. But... that is how you get big projects done... so there is that...

[@kiral3]

Oh dear Mr Dalton. It was never the "One Hundred Guinea Cup". It was the "One Hundred Pound Cup", always has been. Same error as the engraving on The Cup

[@ranter7100]

Lets get real here what is the carbon foot print of this show.. Sustainable the word is really connected at the hip to the less than spectacular not so great reset. And i'm f - - ked if I'm living in a 15 min city being jabbed with Bills poison and feed up with Farty great uncle Klaus's bugs not beef menu. This reset is not about sustainability it's about the continued power and wealth of the ruling elitist psychopath's. Yet knowing this I still find myself watching this racing. These boats / flying machines are amazing