A… rather unexpected… poster from the 2000 Young America syndicate in a changing room at Team One Newport.
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A… rather unexpected… poster from the 2000 Young America syndicate in a changing room at Team One Newport.
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Some AC 30/31 reference images from The Louis Vuitton Cup for WtPD.
Everyone gets this wrong, Coutts’ AC record is 14-0, not fifteen. It would be 15 if he hadn’t sat out the last race of the 2000 Cup and given the helm to Dean Barker.
AC 30 souvenirs from a user of the SailGP Community Discord.
Raceboat lounging during low-wind days in Auckland, 2000 and 2021.
(I found the top pic while looking for 2000 uniform references and immediately it reminded me of this day in the 2021 competition!)
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Back to the Future: Defending the America's Cup, 2000
On the eve of the biggest America's Cup race in history, SAILING takes a look back at Orac On the eve of the biggest America's Cup race in h
As two members of his crew huddled over a grossly delaminated mainsail, its Kevlar fibers threatening to completely unravel, James Spithill was still optimistic about the future of his Young Australia 2000 team. The 20-year-old Australian skipper, however, is looking much farther into the future than other America's Cup teams in Auckland. Spithill's hopes, and those of his crew, are firmly focused not on the America's Cup going on now in Auckland, but the next one-when, even then, most of them will still be under 30 years old. "This one's all about learning for us," the freckle-faced Aussie said on a workday after the end of Round Robin One.
One of the things they've learned so far is that sponsors' stickers on sails help stop delamination, crewmembers joked. Such are the lessons learned by a syndicate in which the only thing young is the sailors. Their Round Robin One boat, AUS-29 formerly known as Sydney 95, is a generation behind its competitors-noticeably wider and looking like a yacht that's seen better days.
WtPD research.
And soundtrack!