Americas Cup fever reaches Chinas shores
January 31, 2012
The Auld Mug in China? What once might have sounded like blasphemy is becoming a distinct possibility. Yes, for the first 132 years the America’s
The Auld Mug in China? What once might have sounded like blasphemy is becoming a distinct possibility. Yes, for the first 132 years the America’s
If the legal shenanigans have turned the America’s Cup into a big yawn for you, it’s time to sit up and take notice. The regatta
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