Sailing has a great opportunity to develop as a sport if the America's Cup can involve more frequent events and evolve the boats now being raced, said British skipper Ben Ainslie.

Great Britain reach first America's Cup for 60 years with win over Italy - Ineos Britannia will take on Team New Zealand in best-of-seven series

THE America’s Cup returns this week for the 37th edition of the oldest international sporting competition in the world. Great Britian’s INEOS Britannia, skippered by Olympic legend Sir

But it hasn't held the Cup since 1851 when it lost to the New York Yacht Club. Team Ineos Brittania today scored a hard-fought victory today against Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli, giving it chance to bring the Cup home for the first time in 172 years.

Ben Ainslie skippered Ineos Britannia to a victory over Italy on Friday to reach the America's Cup final for the first time in 60 years.

Great Britain secured a place in the America’s Cup for the first time in 60 years as four-time Olympic champion Ben Ainslie skippered Ineos Britannia to victory over Italy.

He believes the competition can involve more frequent events and evolve the boats now being raced. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Britain reached their first America's Cup final for 60 years on Friday, defeating Italy to set up a head-to-head against holders New Zealand this month off Barcelona. There were screams and shouts of

A British yacht is back in the America’s Cup finals for the first time in sixty years, and the island nation steeped in nautical heritage is one step away from ending the longest wait in international sports.