Next America’s Cup to be sailed in 75-foot monohulls

SAN DIEGO (LOG News Service) — The America’s Cup is ditching catamarans in favor of 75-foot monohulls with crews of 10 to 12 governed by a stricter nationality rule than in recent regattas. Ame

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Leroy Achoy says:

November 2, 2017 at 2:27 pm

BORING, BORING, BORING.
THE CATS ARE SO FAST AND EXCITING.
MONO HULLS ARE LIKE WATCHING PAINT DRY.

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