Yes I also recall that being reported. However I fail to see relevance to AC 37. For starters, there is no American challenger. Don’t want to go to Jeddah? Fine, don’t enter the Prada Cup (or whatever the challenger elimination is called this cycle). Nothing in the DoG protects a competitor who is neither Defender nor CoR.
RYS and RYSL are both yacht clubs. They are not the same entity. That’s the whole point. You could sue RYSL and win a big settlement but it wouldn’t help you much because it has no assets to speak of. Nor could you lay hands on its officers property, because it’s a limited company. This is exactly why the challenger is RYSL not RYS.
I get all of that. The issue I was responding to is whether RYS Racing, Ltd. and RYS, Ltd. are the same entity.
So who wants to give money to a team that has an unspecified debt that could be called on at any point.
My son is working on fusion power.... the holy grail of power, but massively difficult and they will get it eventually.
Will have given the transmission line folk heart palpitations. They can barely cover the power loads to Auckland now and most of the 240kva lines need replacing.
Exactly. Made sense to put it in Bluff if that bloody smelter would make up its mind on when to go.
Amazon has been know for powering their distribution center with rooftop solar arrays. Of course an IT center would require more power, but I would assume they have plans that will not destroy the local power grid. They are committed to renewable power sources.
There's probably any number of cats around which could be chartered to whip that thing's arse. Dennis Conner could also be hired as a consultant.
No way. But if you want to set up a server farm type thing it would be the green place. Cold with lots of power, once the smelter has gone.
$300k Kiwi roubles complete with smelter view what’s not to like.
Nice! But the wealthiest team as COR maybe is a little too close. Here a quote from Philip II the Macedon (Alexander the Great's father) :
