The first AC40 has been put through a rigorous but ultimately satisfactory commissioning process by Emirates Team New Zealand over the past few weeks since it’s maiden sail on the 21st of September. But where do you start in learning how to sail such a cutting-edge and high-performance yacht? A good place is with ETNZ Helmsman Nathan Outteridge. With the second AC40 already on its way to INEOS Brittania and the third only weeks away from heading out the door, the fleet is growing steadily. (CC Available)
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Emirates Team NZL - AC40 Crash - Test...
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Emirates Team NZL - Cyclors Are Back ...
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