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The America’s Cup has often been compared to F1 – both are the pinnacle events in highly complex sports, where engineering and technology must be married seamlessly to athletic excellence....
It’s difficult to place the genesis of the design of INEOS Britannia’s AC75 to an exact date or time. The boat began its life in the swirl of activity around...
The first time the AC75 had been in full public view after two-and-a-half years of development Team Principal and Skipper Sir Ben Ainslie said RB3 would be “on the water...
Safety on point | The first generation of AC75s could fly above the water at a velocity in excess of 90 km/h; the new generation may even break the magic...
Pivotal moment for INEOS Britannia as AC75 arrives in Barcelona INEOS Britannia’s AC75 completes 1,000 mile journey from Northamptonshire to Barcelona The AC75, known as RB3, travelled by land and...
INEOS Britannia unveils solar installation to help power Barcelona base with renewables
Mark Hobbs leads INEOS Britannia’s structural engineering team, carrying the responsibility for all the structural engineering across the yacht. He grew up in Tunbridge Wells, in Kent, and lived there...
Mastering the Data | Testing and Validating This is the era of big data and success in one of the most complex and technical sporting events in the world is...
16 February 2024. INEOS Britannia, Britain’s challenger for the 37th America’s Cup, has suffered damage to one of their one-design supplied AC40 training boats, Athena, after a fire onboard. The...
Pete Cunningham is the Head of Human Performance for INEOS Britannia, an exercise physiologist whose job it is to get the very best physical and mental performance from the sailing...
In the America’s Cup there are two specific phases to the coach’s job.
In the America’s Cup there are two specific phases to the coach’s job.
GAC Pindar will support INEOS Britannia move its 20.7m long AC75 race boat, 26.5m mast and associated equipment from the UK to Spain
INEOS Britannia’s CEO and Skipper, Ben Ainslie sets out the state of play for the team at the beginning of the Cup year.
Disputes in the America’s Cup are as old as the competition itself. Indeed, trace the history back to that very first race around the Isle of Wight in 1851...