Emirates Team New Zealand.

More pics from sailworld c/richard gladwell yysw381271.jpg yysw381275.jpg yysw381274.jpg
 

buckdouger

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The paint on the tender or the paint on the 40? They're doing what sports entities do to get sponsorship.

40, but I'll give them credit that it's a departure from the usual style which is nice to see.

As for the sailing, anyone notice this bit of hobby-horsing?
 

Forourselves

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Say what you want about Dalts, but thats some amazing team management.

You've got one group in Auckland moving base, receiving, commissioning, launching and testing a new boat

Another group in Australia focused on a wind powered, land speed record,

a 3rd group in Cadiz with SailGP,

and no doubt a 4th group in Valencia ironing out AC details.
 

weta27

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40, but I'll give them credit that it's a departure from the usual style which is nice to see.

As for the sailing, anyone notice this bit of hobby-horsing?

Watching hem come back from the back paddock yesterday, yes, there were definitely some minor stability issues, a bit of hobby-horsing, a little tippy at times, but as they say in the video, it's a new driver and brand new boat, so still some learning and some tuning to be done.
 

Stingray~

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Watching hem come back from the back paddock yesterday, yes, there were definitely some minor stability issues, a bit of hobby-horsing, a little tippy at times, but as they say in the video, it's a new driver and brand new boat, so still some learning and some tuning to be done.
The auto-ride pilot likely needs a little finetuning, yes. Would love to know if the foiling tacks were using the auto-ride or were done manually - they were super-smooth.
 

Jono

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Part of the Tauranga crowd. Some other useful sailors (Burling, :) Purdie as examples), but also shore based too (People at Pure, Southern Spars, ETNZ etc) over the years.
 

JALhazmat

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Say what you want about Dalts, but thats some amazing team management.

You've got one group in Auckland moving base, receiving, commissioning, launching and testing a new boat

Another group in Australia focused on a wind powered, land speed record,

a 3rd group in Cadiz with SailGP,

and no doubt a 4th group in Valencia ironing out AC details.
Then the 4th group are lost..

thought you said the 3rd group were nothing to do with the AC?
 


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