Not satisfied with dominating race tracks and all manner of asphalt around the globe, Ferrari is now taking to the high seas ...

The McConaghy Boats-built AC40 is a spec 38.7-foot version of the open-design AC75-class foiling monohull yachts. The AC75 will be the headlining class of the 37th America's Cup, ...

If you’ve never been buzzed by an AC75, the class of racing yacht used during the current America’s Cup, it can be difficult to imagine the sensation.I no longer had to imagine as the Alinghi ...

INEOS Britannia, the British Challenger of Record representing Royal Yacht Squadron Ltd, had kept its AC75 development under tight wraps for its two-year build in England, ...

Before sailing, the New York Yacht Club Vice Commodore Clare Harrington christened the new AC75 as "Patriot," the second boat sailed by American Magic to carry that name.

F1's most successful team is building a 100-foot (30.5-metre) flying ocean racing monohull. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The AC75 yacht was the first of the six America's Cup teams to put their vessel on display. Built in-house and delivered to the shed at the team base in Barcelona, the AC75 vessel made its splashy ...

The yacht’s monohull is made from carbon composite and features a deck structure with two cockpits for crew members. Like the AC75, the yacht has no keel, and features wing-like hydrofoils ...

Pounding on the pedals tucked inside his cockpit, David “Freddie” Carr is helping to keep Britain's yacht flying over the Mediterranean waves at the 37th America’s Cup. Carr is a member of ...

Accor CEO Sébastien Bazin and the Orient Express Racing Team AC75 class yacht. Tom Mullen. When Bazin politely mentioned that he needed to depart for Istanbul in seven minutes, ...

Carr is a member of the select tribe of cyclors, the “cycling sailors” almost hidden in the hulls of the powerful AC75 foiling yachts.

If you’ve never been buzzed by an AC75, the class of racing yacht used during the current America’s Cup, it can be difficult to imagine the sensation.