35th America's Cup Race 9 USA vs. NZL | AMERICA'S CUP
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- 35th America's Cup. Bermuda. June 26, 2017.
Day 5, race 9: ORACLE TEAM USA vs. Emirates Team New Zealand.
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Congratulations Team New Zealand 🇳🇿 Well done Guy’s, really enjoyed watching the RACE! 🎉👏👏🥳❤️❤️❤️👍
I’m overjoyed by all these teams, theses boats and the developer/designers of this incredible class of yacht. This is what the human mind and spirit is meant to achieve and share. A wonderful pinnacle of achievement. Make boats, not weapons. Congratulations to all teams. Just a wee bit more to the Kiwis! 😎❤️🇨🇦😎
.. what did you think of the 2021 cup?
Never gets old watching these 9 races again
Congratulations Team NZ 🎉🥂🍾🍻🥳👏❤️❤️💙💙👍
The Kiwi's outsailed us, they earned the win congrats guys.
nah.... youre good sailors... but the boat design/testing was a fail maybe.
That said the last time I rooted for an American boat in the races... 1977 - Ted Hood defender series. lol.
Congrats NZ... Best wishes in retaining the cup in the southern hemisphere from Mareeba, Queensland, Australia...
Good on ya mate! Cheers from New Zealand!
Cheers from NZ. If I recall correctly was it not Oz that was the first to break into the A-cup (oops) Americas Cup from the Americans.
Don’t forget we have Glen Ashby from Australia. Great combined efforts with little NZ taking on the biggest software company in the world and winning through innovation and ingenious
We retained the cup if you didn't hear the news
Loved team nz ever since it was black magic i was 6 years old watching on T.V1 in n.z but now im living in Australia. I member wearing the red socks. They hafftoo bring it back in 2021. Americas cup is now N.Zs cup go you good kiwis🏆🇳🇿💯
im from the future NZ won the 2021 Americas cup
And heres to the next one
In new zealand again
@@Matthew-ss1yt its in england
@@Matthew-ss1yt q1
😂🎉congratulations
Kudos to the coverage of the races. Made it really easy for novices like myself to understand.
wasslic It was also good for a pro sailor like myself
It was horrible for me however; an intermediate semen.
Great coverage, awesome race and fantastic helmsman! Peter Burling is already a legend!
frikken awesome kiwi's . .and Glen Ashby you're a bloody legend mate . .ANZAC at it's best!!
What a team!!proud as kiwi
Talk about slick, the Kiwis made the last two races look too damn easy, well done guys.
March 2021...Auckland Harbor is going to be a FANTASTIC venue! Can't Wait! Beautiful Country...Awesome, 5-star hospitality..Great People! Congrats New Zealand. See you at the Hilton Auckland Hotel.
Walt Brown Will be a massive crowd as well
Congratulations ETNZ 🎉 WELL DONE GUY’S 👏👏🎉🎉❤️❤️ Champagne Everyone 🍾🥂🍾🍻🍾🎉🎉❤️🔥❤️🔥
Watching this today and thinking to myself how i thought they were flying back then and comparing it to the AC75s today. Unbelievable speed in development and technology!
Outstanding race / outstanding series - loved it all!
That pass by ETNZ was magic!
Congrats cousins across our little ditch, Australia is proud of you guys. What a great team and boat, well done everyone involved, congrats !!
The last picture said it all didn’t it. As the kiwis rounded the line and passed the americans still going the other way, the Kiwis stood and applauded the americans who just looked at them and didn’t return the respect they were due. Says it all doesn’t it. And from an Aussie skipper too, poor show Jimmy, they belted you fair and square, you should have been respectful to them
Hmmm. Unless you have some kind of magic camera, I'm not sure you can fairly say the Oracle team didn't return respect. The camera is on the Kiwis for that part, the Oracle guys might be doing a brief haka for all we know. Kiwi here, and yes, Spithill's an asshat, but he knew when he was beaten and was unusually respectful in his praise of the kiwis in post match interviews.
kwerk2011 fair enough comment as yes the coverage was foreshortened, thank you
Cheers mate. Thanks for lending us Glenn Ashby. We couldn't have done it without that bloke.
James Burtton Always a pleasure, ANZACs and cousins eternal, brothers forever
@@philipbyrnes7501 "ANZACs and cousins eternal, brothers forever."
Absolutely! Cheers from New Zealand!
A friend of mine asked me if I wanted to go out on the boat,I said “Yes ! I Sure Do” (very Exited )…little did I know that This Race was going on !!! (San Francisco Bay) …I went to the Front of the boat & Sat Right at the Tip & Watched these 2-3 story tall Boats come at me ,at least 8-10 feet Up off the water !…It was the First time I’d ever seen this ! I Swear to you that I had Tears in my Eyes,one of the Most Amazing things I have Ever seen in my Whole Life !…all I could hear,was the Wind Rippling through the Sails & the Water Splashing off the Boat & the Fins when it came up outta the water….PRICELESS !!
Kiwi brothers done great .. love it!
Smashed em bro’!!
Well done Kiwis from across the Ditch. A great and consistent effort.
2021 my home territory cant wait to become a part if this sporting event
I’d love to see America back in the mix. It’s not the same without them.
Crazy this AC has better graphics, location, competition and boats, everything interesting, physical etc over the 37th. Devolution
Congratulations New Zealand. Well done
Watched my first America's Cup race 1986 with Kiwi Magic KZ7 now still watching, O for Orsum
As a note, 'O for Awesome' is a myth, David Tua had a friend named Olsen. Albeit he got other things wrong on the same program.
Well done boys.. well done. Bring the cup home.
Congrats Kiwis. Congrats...
Today is ANZAC Day and here we have two captains from the best countries in this world.
A small country with a big heart & heaps of talented people.
And we know the earths flat also
@@richardjackson5023 Nope, still unbelievably poor trolling. Perhaps knitting is more your thing.
@@kwerk2011 u are the won that keeps posting ...ya liar..
@@richardjackson5023 I only respond to you, darling. I promise I'll stop posting if you do. We both know you should as you really are total shit when it comes to trolling.
In 1985, Dr. Doug Mclean, a Boeing PhD Aerodynamicist gave a Noon Time Technical Lecture entitled “Off the Wall Hydrodynamics”. He had pictures of wingfoilers like this nearly 35 years ago. He also had pictures of radio controlled tethered competition sailplanes acting like a kite towing these hydrofoil riders. He said theoretically, they could do more than seven times windspeed because the sailplanes could sweep thru seven times the area of a wing fixed to the hull. Imagine going 70 mph in a 10 mph breeze!
The waters were looking perfect for that race.
Congratulations team New Zealand 🇳🇿 👏
Well done all. You were faster and had better tactics than all the rest. Thoroughly deserved...
Whhooohooo!! New Zealands Cup!!
Thanks for the up loads, it was awesome to watch the lead up to this moment.
Good way to train for Giro de Italia, Vuelta de España and Tour de France.
Props to the guys who painted the water.
lol lol
They have to use a special oil based paint.
23.02 is the best part...Burling saying “let’s rub it in”
23:02
Flying boats! Columbus would have a heart attack 😂
lovelly they both really fly, grettings from the Galapagos
Way to go boys , kiwi living on the Goldcoast Australia.
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Congrats Kiwi mates, not as far to travel next time.
New boat looks like alien design compare to this old boat 😂 fantastic 🎉🎉🎉🎉 cant wait for next americas cup
Glen and Peter and the team nz are doing a good job in that race 2017. Jimmy can't beat Peter and nz team.
Had a race for a bit... Congratulations
congrats boys
USA missed the input from Coutts and we had the majic of Glen Ashby. Another interesting observation was the constant trimming of the US mainwing compared to NZ. I prefer, like Ashby, to allow the helmsman to steer to the wind instead of the main trimmer fiddling. NZ sandbagged a bit to in that race. The boat was much quicker upwind and down. Also there was something major wrong with the US onboard data management. The starts were second rate. Oh and you can't go past the cycling. That was way more efficient. Well done NZ. Bring on Auckland!!
That is a sad comment.
@@MrAMYJACK elaborate?
NZ is the first country to win it and defend it off america Switzerland is the second NZ so far is the only team to win it 3 times off the americans not bad considering everyone else has had more money
Technically they won it two times off Americans and defended it once against Italians.
Zoe Paula Strassfield yep that sounds better lol
I don't think they've always been the team with the least money, just not the team with the most. Still a massive amount of money behind it.
@@DoubleMonoLR sorry to tell ya team nz has always had smaller pockets compared to all the others look it up even when we had micheal fay backing he was still small change compared to the american syndicates so yes nz has always had less money
Восхитительно!!!)
hello Russia from New Zealand
looking forward to the AC 75 flights
Glenn Ashby, here controlling the rig of the NZ boat, is a formidable sailor. Many years ago he was hired by team Oracle to teach the Americans how to sail high-performance catamarans as the America's cup was changing to catamarans. They came to McCrae YC on Port Philip Bay, around 70 km from Melbourne, and sailed A-Class cats - my former club and my class. I have a picture somewhere of Glenn accepting a drink from the America's cup from Larry Ellison, Mr Oracle.
Rumours spread spread among the old guys about the new, young A-Class genious when Glenn was 17 or 18, around 1995. Since then, he's won 17 or 18 world championships in A-Class and other catamaran classes.
The thing about A-Class is that it's an open design. Maximum length, maximum beam and maximum sail area are defined. A minimum weight limit came in later because European production boats were heavy rubbish and the Europeans bleated about unfair advantage, etc. Yeah. Right. The unfair advantage was that Australian home builders using marine ply and epoxy resin could build better boats than factories in Europe using the latest foam sandwich/carbon composite mixtures. OK. Rant over. So, within that, you can do what you like. A-Class sailors didn't just get to control their rigs, we participated in their design. We knew what they could do. Glenn has been doing this for over 25 years. It gives him an advantage,
This short video gives an idea tinyurl.com/yxvujuuc. I particularly like this one because the last photo has my old mate "Storm" who I've known for around 40 years. tinyurl.com/y6j54lr6 He mentions some of my oldest friends that I've known since the 1970s. Greg Goodall is mentioned. I remember encountering him on the ski slopes in Thredbo many years ago. He had a baby in a chest-pac. I was talking to his wife a few months ago and she said that the baby is now in his thirties. Greg made my sails and he employed a young Glenn Ashby all those years ago.
Nobody cares boomer.
@@herrdocjdm Does your mummy know that you've been playing on the internet again?
@@roadie3124 Isn't it time for your nap Gramps?
For me, I will always remember the morning when Australia beat America, and PM Bob Hawke reaction... it was golden! Now the America's Cup reminds me of watching the Little's America's Cup off Blairgowrie Yacht Squadron. Port Philip Bay, and Miss Nylex. Somehow now the America's cup is now just another boat race, an expensive one at that. Up to 1982, beating America in the America's cup was like landing on the Moon. Now it is a bit ho hum...
Вот это гонки, я в восторге!
No doubt the coffee and beer flowed that night
After crossing the finish line Burling said to the commentator " it's going to be a good night tonight" I could imagine ...
We need to see the wind direction more often... and not a compass heading (useless), a water overlay graphic like t’others so we can more easily see how far the boats are pointing etc...
The 100m lines adjust with the wind direction to remain perpendicular to it.
Lewt Scott - that doesn’t grok... aren’t the lines perpendicular to the line between the two gates? That is, fixed...
orion khan
The (NZ developed) graphics software uses the actual wind direction. You can see this more clearly in earlier races (in some of which the gates were moved mid race to account for changes in wind direction).
I like that the kiwi grinders were using foot crank instead of a hand crank which makes more sense. Given leg muscles are much stronger than arm muscles.
Hey Americas cup team 2021. The little knots 'tag' on each boat is really cool. Can you get that going for this regatta please?
Not many American accents aboard yacht USA
i want nzL to win the race
NEW ZELAND win
Should have won the the last Americas Cup as well.
ETNZ are to blame for that.
The new generation sails are even nicer.
Can you bring the Americas cup to the Marlborough sounds, it'll be a great venue. Have it in summer
If not Wellington harbour.
Haha Wellington harbour...races will be over in 5 min ..those boats will be going 100 knots
I'd much rather be pedaling bicycle-style.
yeah it was interesting they went with the lower tech/lower efficiency coffeegrinders in the current AC...
Thought it was all about being fastest.... ;-)
But they dont need to charge batteries....do they?...add some more batteries and lose 4 crew?
@@00BillyTorontoBill
They don't charge batteries with grinders. They pressurize hydraulic systems that are used for sail trims, rudder control, and with foiling boats, the hydraulics are used to control the foils.
I think they decided to use these systems partly to stay in line with traditional sailing that doesn't rely on motors or engines.
They probably do have some batteries for electrical systems they use like computers for navigation, weather and sail trim information, and radio communications.
But even if they had batteries to control the sailing, the batteries would probably be too heavy anyway. It seems like the power use would be pretty high, but I'm not 100% sure about that.
@@AWildBard Oh they definitely have batteries...lol.
sure youd need more than they have , but reeplacing a 200lb human with a 100lb battery for a 90mins of racing? sure that would work.
Kiwi and Aussie epic.
NZ is an amazing nation
Hhhh you have no idea
Actually it's a shitty nation full of racist and people who think they're better than everyone else in the world.
@@mitchand9 Oh shushh.
@@mitchand9 Yes its a shame about the mess they make, but it does help the country's finances... and it's usually only 2- 3 weeks before they return to their own country.
@@mitchand9 NZ is probably one of the least racist nations in the world you fool.
Always proud to be a Kiwi! Now is the All Blacks turn to bring back the cup once more.
Sadly not to be but think it will be a long time before someone else holds it for the same length of time.
René er wehren e eurer re z
Hahahaha!!
Do the Kiwis field a rugby team?
NZ gran diceño pero su equipo humano básico muy superior Oracle muy tibio poco agresivo
LOL......All the "American" crew have Australian/NZ accents!
@TEHK Nah bruv...kiwi.
Makes me proud to be a kiwi
I think the vor has taken over as the top sailing event worldwide!
Dam I been watching the latest prada and in the near future the foiling mono hulls here in New zealand and they make these cats look slow. Wow, mind you I would love to know what these things would do in the air we have in Auckland,
American magic hit 53.3 knots (95 kmph)
LOL. Soon they will hover above the water, no touch, and top 100 knots.
@@heavenhelpus479
Become ground effect aircraft powered by the wind
It is amazing what the wind can do. These ships are meant for all of the atolls of the Pacific.
haha proud to be a kiwi
Much more interesting if the boats were allowed to have for example 2 cannons each.
Same as the pirates used.
6 cannonballs each - 12 pounders.
And some swords and shit if they wanted to board the enemy.
its not whaling
These catamarans already look «outdated» compared to the current foiling monohulls... 20 knots seems to be «slow», nowadays. How fast the progress was in only a short timespan!
thats mainly because of their size, look at the older ac 75s from 2013 (also cats) which go way faster
Outgunned and completely whipped, LOL
Oracle boat rocks!!!
The cats are so much funnier to watch compared to the AC75
I just discovered this. WTF... flying boats ????
They're using hydrofoils to lift the boat out of the water and reduce drag.
Wait until you see the filing monohulls next year and in the cup 2021
LimitedWard that’s crazy. How have a not seen this
2021 KIWI tripods - war of the worlds have landed .!!!
th-cam.com/video/7EqKjZgPv34/w-d-xo.html
Ｎｅｓｃａｆｅ Ｒｅｇａｔｔａ 配合
These seem so sluggish compared to the new boats,just great
¿ Que paso con USA, que no son los mejores del mundo en todo?
En este deporte Parece que no
Pirelli - Luna Rossa .
In Oct 2020 Emirates just let go of 400 A380 pilots, what a difference a year makes
Молодцы Ребята,зделали Америкосов!
A long as the Seppos do not have the british cup I am damn happy!
TONGO TONGO TONGO. no vuelvo a creer en la copa esta
Holy Mackerel, haven't watched America's Cup since the 80's. When did it become a Coffee Grinder vs Pedal Boat race, and what the hell type of Cat's are they sailing?
It's really clever how they paint the lines on the water!!
A Kiwi invention just like we invented painted lines for the scrimmage and l0m for grid iron
Is there a tutorial on how to watch these races?
All I know is NZ won 7 races to USA 1 and this has very little to do with the classic yacht racing that made the cup so famous
If you are watching this years races, All you need to really look at is the "Average VMG" which is the speed to the finish line if it was a straight line. The boats have to "Tack" which means they have to turn (to stay within the course), the way the wind is, they can't just go straight so they have to use the wind.
This was really 35th New Zeland Cup Race.
Heartfelt congrats to the Kiwis... but they clearly built a faster boat. The America's Cup, ideally, should be a contest of sailing skills and decisions made out on the course as the races develop. I would like to see all entrants supplied with identical boats with identical technology so that the true character of the sport can be fully appreciated. As an American, I know that I'll be accused of sour grapes but I truly am a purist at heart. I'll continue to watch these competitions because these boats are absolutely spectacular. The identities of the ultimate Cup winners matter far less to me than the joys of witnessing what is arguably one of the most thrilling events on the world stage.
I'm from NZ, and I'd like the same. I think it'd be good to still allow some very limited modifications to the boat, to add a bit of interest & innovation - but not enough to give any team a significant advantage.
The favourite AC racing I can remember was back in San Francisco I think, largely due to the waves, and number of teams.
I miss the old school 12 Meter Yachts.
Dont the catamarans seem boring compared to the 2021 AC75's
I guess I've been away from this too long. Is this short track sailing now.
I think it was around 2010(ish) they brought America’s Cup closer to shore to make it more accessible for fans/general public. The first short course like this was in San Francisco Bay. I should point out that I’m no expert on this, I just read “The Billionaire and the Mechanic” which is why I’m now watching sailing videos on TH-cam.
this is no more boats. Toyota VS BMW.
good job