34th America's Cup Race 19 USA vs. NZL | AMERICA'S CUP
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- 34th America's Cup. San Francisco. September 25, 2013.
Day 13, Race 19: ORACLE TEAM USA vs. Emirates Team New Zealand.
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The greatest comeback in the history of all sport!
@@WolfdogKitok cry more
I’m a Kiwi fan but that Never gets old.
That 17 boat turned on the speed at the very last moment of the regatta and impressed when every one had them dead and buried. Never underestimate a determined team.
Great coverage and great racing, thank you!
Great Job US Team!! At this level of competition with great teams you can never count the other side out!!!
GREAT JOB GUYS! MADE SAILING HISTORY!!!
Absolutely incredible! 👏👏👏
Thanks for uploading. Any chance of uploading AC 32 from Valencia please?
Congrats Team ORACLE!!! Well done guys.
Brilliant
22:14 did a porno sound track get subbed in, what is going on out there?
Yes. 22:18
We can listen a couple making sex in the boat near the competition or the speaker looked a porno during the match
That's one of the grinders on TNZ. Probably Rob Waddell, who is a total bad ass, haha
Fabulous racing! I'm still a bit curious as to why NZL didn't use their remaining Card for a restart. Sorry if this is a silly question.
Just saw this but NZL could only use their card before the race started. Once the race started there was no possiblity of playing the card.
Great teamwork, I knew you guys could do it. Go USA!
Australian skipper. British tactician.
@@dundeedolphin Team USA win, stay mad.
If only Australia had a team with James Spithill as skipper.
Good job Oracle!! Better boat speed and team work 👍
It is odd to watch this in 2021. These AC72 cats seem so slow now.
they are also so ugly and bulky :-(
Anyone have analysis of what allowed Oracle to suddenly find all that speed? Was it a technological advantage or simply learning to sail the boat?
they decided to stop caring about the limits engeneers gave them, they used full boat capacity + some upgrades that made them a bit lighter.
How many Americans - if any - were on the crew of this boat? All Aussies?!
spithill is american and their mainsail guy was kyle langford i think he's a yankee too but i don't know forthe others
at 22:10 two people sound like they are celebrating early, or somethin, lol.
Sir ben ainslie is the secret sauce.
I have a pair of Slazenger gloves with the name Williams from this race, red, size XL, I found them just after the race on the pier, does anyone know who he is?
Americas cup that was proper bought. All the yachtys know.
Incredible automatic stability upwind from Oracle.
Yes “incredible”
it was clear that US after 8-1 for NZ made some change in the boat..maybe something not legal. It's the only reason for an impossible recovery. It was not an exploit but only a speed matter
they just stopped giving a fuck about the alarms for the charge on the wing and decided that they would fly a little less near the wind upwind to gain speed I think
and I think they also changed the guy that was in charge of the wing, and also the strategist
The only thing that happened is that they got good and made kiwis cry
Compared to the 35th, the 34th was better in every respect
Apart from New Zealand winning ;)
Upwind Stability.
Both were equally rocky until TNZ had matchpoint. The next day OTU are level as a pane of glass even in high seas. Very clearly they automated their foils and or rudders. Something AIRBUS would know all about. But still, that's the America's Cup. Possibly the LEAST sporting sports event in the world. In the America's Cup if you cheat and get away with it, it wasn't cheating. Im pretty sure all team understand that.
What I know is BS is the WSJ story that Spithill decided last minute to sail low and fast instead of high and slow. That's an insult to sailors.
So did Australia II cheat then to win the Americas Cup, back in 1983, according to you?
Yep. Something fishy went on there. Bullshit.
Those early tacks when they had superior boat speed and should have just let the boat burn, cost Team New Zealand the last race.
These boats are so much nicer to watch then the ones now
I could not agree less.
The AC72s are unbelievably ugly. Just like with the nationality rules in the early 2000s, NZ ruins the America's Cup.
@@seanomatopoeia i thin the nationality rules are good. Otherwise it's just a team of mercenaries and the side with the most money wood but the best sailors. And I think the AC75s look good. If it was a beauty contest they'd all be sailling J-class monohulls.
could watch this all day long........ USA loosing
1. Losing
2. Did you watch the race? Spoiler: turns out a bit different than you'd think.
There needs to be an iquirey into how nz lost this after being 7 up
they just didn't react
Give me the old mono-hulls anyday
Coming in 2021 with Foils - I cannot wait, it is going to be exciting to see them all compete in a new class.
Team New Zealand.....bend your head in shame!!!
There's no 2 ways about it. Oracle cheated
Please provide proof
100% agree. I just don’t know how. But, yep, it makes no sense to me. It’s all just too much improvement with too little time. I remember back in the day it had something to do with the hydraulics? Anyway, yup. Bullshit.
@@WolfdogKitok lmao show me the proof