Back to the future in the twin SL33 cats
There’s no wind-down before the holidays at Emirates Team New Zealand. With the AC72 dismantled in the boatshed, the...
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Tactician gets chance to look around
Tactician Ray Davies on the run…. Ray Davies rather likes sailing the AC72. He’s the...
Back on the tools
Back on the tools from an all too short holiday break to recharge and refocus on the year monumental year ahead. There is no...
Mysteries of racing mechanics revealed
Racing mechanics is a term often heard these days around the Emirates Team New Zealand base. No one’s sure if racing...
A sailor’s life is not an easy one
As you all relax for the holidays, spare a thought for the Emirates Team New Zealand sailors who will be training hard every...
Opportunities keep coming for grinder
Derek Saward (right) grinding with Winston Macfarlane …. happy in his work. Sometimes Derek...
Short break then big push on boat 2
Emirates Team New Zealand’s chief operating officer Kevin Shoebridge reflects on the end of the Boat 1 sailing...
Season’s greetings from the team
Merry Christmas to all Emirates Team New Zealand supporters, sponsors, suppliers, friends, families and supporters. Have a...
Taking the big cat apart piece by piece
The Emirates Team New Zealand AC72 has been reduced to its component pieces, a delicate operation which took the best part...
THE CAMPER STORY: NEVER GIVE UP, NEVER LOSE SIGHT OF THE GOAL
As we wrap up 2012, it provides an opportunity to wrap up what was one of the biggest challenges of 2012 for the CAMPER with...
Upside-down up the rig is not such a good idea
Yesterday we told Adam Beashel’s story – from life high up the mast wind-spotting on the America’s Cup...
Longing for the good old days on high
Sometimes in the fast-paced life of the AC72 Adam Beashel thinks fondly of his on-board role before catamarans changed...
Day 30 and the AC72′s back in the shed
Emirates Team New Zealand today completed the permitted 30 days of testing and training in its first AC72...
Life goes on as usual at Viaduct Harbour
Emirates Team New Zealand photographer Chris Cameron went for a wander around the team’s neighbourhood...
VIDEO: TIME TO PUSH IT ON DAY 28
With a limit of only 30 days of sailing until February 1st allowed in the rules and the clock abruptly ticking down the days...
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