Candle | AMERICA CUP Emirates Team New Zealand one win away from lifting America’s Cup again

Emirates team new zealand The Copa sniffs victory in America. New zealand ship First, and only, this Tuesday with a 30-second advantage over Luna Rossa And he is only one point away from raising the hundred Guinness jug again. The lack of air forced the cancellation of the second race and 6-3 results that will appear on the scoreboard by tomorrow. It will be from 4:15 (Spanish time) when Emirates team New Zealand have to hold the title. The pressure will undoubtedly fall on a Luna Rossa with no margin of error.. Despite the difference, he did not give up and would look for ‘sorpasso’. Of course, for this you have to win all the remaining races.

On the sixth day of racing, Auckland woke up with more desire for the America’s Cup, although the first race was expected. Weak and unstable air caused departure delays. But when the minimum is met (6.5 knots), Emirates Team New Zealand and Luna Rossa qualified for the competition. The two AC75s showed a long-range navigation at 40 knots and the leader underwent frequent changes. This is more It is considered the best race of 36th Copa America till date.. In the face of extreme resemblance, the details marked the duel and the Emirates team New Zealand were victorious there. The pivotal moment came at Gate 5. Luna Rossa reached three seconds ahead, but New Zealand players faced cleaner wind currents on the right side of the field and flew towards the goal. The final distance was 30 seconds.

With 6-3 on the scoreboard, the moments leading up to the second race of the day were filled with pressure and doubt. The wind fell quite a few minutes from the deadline to be able to enforce the rules and the trial committee was forced, as it did last Sunday, to suspend it. Therefore, everything is paralyzed until tomorrow, when Emirates team New Zealand will have a ‘match point’. If he wins another victory, he will retain Copa America. Yes really, Luna Rossa warns: “We’ll be ready tomorrow with our knives at 4:15 pm and paddle to the end.”