New Zealand beats Ineos again, the Americas Cup is his
The Kiwis win the Match for the third consecutive time: in 2017 they won it in Bermuda, in 2021 they defended it in Auckland, in 2024 in Barcelona
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The Louis Vuitton America's Cup came to a close with the clear victory of the best. Emirates Team New Zealand in its defence left no room for its opponents, demonstrating overwhelming superiority.
There is no subterfuge, no conspiracy: they won on the water, they were the strongest. Emirates Team New Zealand showed a solid combination that combined the best boat with the best men: team principal Matteo de Nora, the undisputed leader of the team ashore and on the water always alert on the chase boat Gran Dalton, helmsmen Peter Burling and Nathan Outteridge, trimmers Blair Tuke and Andy Maloney.
There is also another extraordinary man in the team, chief designer Dan Bernasconi who assembled a team of 'nerds' who, without the help of Formula One teams, aeronautical industries, space engineers ready to go to Mars, designed an unbeatable boat. And then 140 other Kiwis, builders, shore teams, employees dedicated to the result.
The Kiwis win the Match for the third consecutive time: in 2017 they won it in Bermuda, in 2021 they defended it in Auckland, in 2024 in Barcelona.
Peter Burling, after being the youngest helmsman to win, is now also the one with the most wins in individual Cup races. "It's nice, but I don't want to take anything away from the legends of the past who had shorter series.
True, once upon a time the Match was run at the best of three or five races, not seven. Peter, with his bare feet and his engineering degree, continues to be the magic guy who turns everything he touches into gold.


