Has the Cup gone off the rails?
June 27, 2013
Have the America’s Cup designs reached a point where they are “too big, too fast, too light” to be safe? No, I do not believe
Have the America’s Cup designs reached a point where they are “too big, too fast, too light” to be safe? No, I do not believe
The capsize of the Artemis syndicate’s 72-foot America’s Cup catamaran and the loss of crewman Andrew “Bart” Simpson has left many wondering whether the super-big,
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