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Yachting: Infamous crash still gives you that sinking feeling
"That is the reality of living on the edge. That's what we do in the America's Cup - sail on the edge.

Yachting: First Cup date will reveal all
Put the date in the diary. Tuesday, September 8, 8.10am. That's the time of the first America's Cup race, looking increasingly likely to be between Team New Zealand and defenders Oracle Team USA.

America's Cup: Team NZ take 5-1 lead
Team New Zealand have taken their fifth point of the Louis Vuitton finals after another underwhelming race that was effectively over at the first mark.

America's Cup: Winds threaten Team NZ's final push
The Louis Vuitton finals could be due for another frustrating series of delays this weekend, but an inflexible schedule means race organisers are powerless to do much to prevent them.

Peter Lester: Flaws have upside for crew confidence
With the exception of a couple of early hiccups for Team New Zealand, the Louis Vuitton finals have played out pretty much as we expected it to.

Live gaffe spurs apology from TV man
Sailing commentator Martin Tasker has been left red-faced after a microphone picked him up saying he had to "do" a Jewish woman.

Protests flip flop into a PR blooper
In PR terms, Oracle Team USA's withdrawn protest has been a bit of a blooper.

Kiwis at the Cup: Thomas Shoebridge
Thomas Shoebridge, logistics assistant for the Louis Vuitton Cup

Sailors join 'cheating' drama
The picture is beginning to firm - it now appears two members of Oracle Team USA's sailing crew are involved in the cheating allegations disrupting the 34th America's Cup.

America's Cup: Hearings put heat on Oracle
Two or possibly three Oracle Team USA team members could be expelled from the America's Cup after two international jury hearings next Tuesday.

Team NZ dismiss Oracle allegations
Allegations by Oracle Team USA that Emirates Team New Zealand had trespassed to gather information have been dismissed by the team as "laughable".

Paul Lewis: Whatever the racing, concerts deliver
You know you're in an international city when you're as happy as a clam, sitting in San Francisco's cold winds with 9000 other freezing people.

America's Cup: Flying into wind on foils could tip balance
It could be a game-breaker. Oracle Team USA showed off their ability to foil upwind yesterday as skipper Jimmy Spithill taunted Team New Zealand for "running away".

Waddell tells of drama on water
Tossed overboard like a ragdoll as the bows of Team NZ's AC72 catamaran plunged into the water, Rob Waddell wondered what shape the boat was in.

Team NZ hit by breakdown
Team New Zealand were forced to retire from race two of the Louis Vuitton Cup final series this morning after suffering a gear failure.

As it happened: America's Cup
Latest updates of the second and third races of the Louis Vuitton Cup finals series between Emirates Team New Zealand and Luna Rossa of Italy.

Paul Lewis: Troubled bridge over San Fran waters
Take a look at the Auckland Harbour Bridge. Now imagine a part of it gone after an earthquake. Then think about US$6.4 billion ($7.8 billon) and 24 years spent repairing it.

Yachting: Oracle's greatest secret revealed - but a damp squib at this stage
It was the day Oracle Team USA opened the door to their greatest secret - the performance of their two AC72 catamarans.

Yachting: Butterworth cheering on Team NZ from afar
Brad Butterworth and the bulk of the crew from the Alinghi America's Cup syndicate gathered around a television screen yesterday on Hamilton Island.