OMEGA partners with Emirates Team New Zealand to win the 36th America's Cup

NEWS News
2021.03.20

Emirates Team New Zealand won the race after a fierce battle at Auckland's Waitemata Harbour, defeating the challenger Luna Rossa, known as the ``record challenger,'' with a score of 7-3.

Emirates Team New Zealand wins the 36th America's Cup

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This marks Emirates Team New Zealand's fourth America's Cup victory in 2021, following previous victories in 1995, 2000 and 2017. The victory also marks an important milestone in OMEGA's sailing history. OMEGA has supported Emirates Team New Zealand since 1995, and this year the brand fulfilled its role as Official Timekeeper for the event, having previously served as Official Timekeeper twice before, in 2000 and 2003.



 The 36th competition focused on boat design. The latest AC75 monohull is characterized by its ability to literally fly through the air, thanks to T-shaped hydrofoils attached to both sides, a double luff mainsail, and a design without a keel. The next showdown on the open sea will see the winners of this competition, Emirates Team New Zealand, appearing as defending champions.

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