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- Last Updated
- 22 days ago
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Sir Ben Ainslie's Ineos Britannia fell short against Emirates Team New Zealand in the America’s Cup, concluding the series with a 7-2 defeat. Ainslie expressed determination to return stronger, having led the first British team in 60 years to contest the Cup, scoring points for the first time in 90 years. The team faced challenges, including a significant gap in performance during the final races and rudder damage impacting their ability to compete. Despite the setbacks, Ainslie remains hopeful for future campaigns, emphasizing the need for financial backing and more time on the water. New Zealand claimed their third consecutive title, marking a historic achievement in the competition. Ainslie's commitment to winning the elusive trophy continues as he prepares for the next challenge.
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- Last Updated
- 22 days ago
- Bias Distribution
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