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An America's Cup without an American boat? American Magic says it may not sail in Naples
- American Magic, representing the New York Yacht Club, may not compete in the 2027 America's Cup planned for Naples, Italy, casting doubt on American participation.
- This uncertainty follows Team New Zealand's recent announcement to host the event in Naples and concerns raised over transparency and lack of cooperation.
- British challenger Athena Racing criticized inadequate information from Team New Zealand about the agreement with Italian organizers, and American Magic supported these complaints.
- American boats have won a record 25 America's Cups and held the trophy continuously from 1851 through 1983, but if no American team competes in 2027, it would mark a first in the event's history.
- Without meaningful changes to the event's sporting framework, which does not yet exist, American Magic and possibly other American syndicates may withdraw from the 38th America's Cup.
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An America’s Cup without an American boat? American Magic says it may not sail in Naples
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — American Magic has put its participation in the next America’s Cup in serious doubt after it cited “transparency” concerns related to Team New Zealand’s decision to hold the 2027 regatta in Naples, Italy. The team that represented the New York Yacht Club in last year’s cup in Barcelona issued a statement on Thursday saying America’s Cup defending champion Team New Zealand “has been unwilling to commit to the transparency …
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An America's Cup without an American boat? American Magic says it may not sail in Naples
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — American Magic has put its participation in the next America’s Cup in serious doubt after it cited “transparency” concerns related to Team New Zealand's decision to hold the 2027 regatta in Naples, Italy.
NYYC American Magic Issues Statement on Future in the 38th America's Cup
In a candid and serious update, NYYC American Magic—the team representing the New York Yacht Club—has voiced strong concerns about the current state of negotiations for the 38th America’s Cup, casting doubt on their potential participation unless key issues are addressed. Having proudly competed in the last two editions of the Cup, American Magic emphasized their commitment to representing the United States with integrity and passion. However, t…
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