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Yachting: Team NZ churn at changes

Grant Dalton has now trained his guns on Artemis, as well as America's Cup holders Oracle. It comes after the long-awaited release of the new regatta schedule, rejigged after safety recommendations following the death of Andrew Simpson last month.

Sportfisher a family cruiser too

Yachting: Serious doubt over Artemis' plans

Team NZ: Race course with 'Clouds'

Emirates Team New Zealand Meteorologist Roger 'Clouds' Badham gives his perspective from above on the conditions that the sailors will face on the San Francisco Bay.

Yachting: America's Cup organisers still treading water

America's Cup organisers are treading water while they await a criticial decision from Artemis over whether they intend to compete in this year's event.

Yachting: Team NZ face lonely Cup regatta

Yachting: There's a way out: Dalton

Team NZ: Day 3 in San Fran'

A solid third day on San Francisco Bay for the team today. The guys are learning more and more about sailing here everyday, but perhaps the best lesson of the day was learning a new high speed which the AC72 can fly at.

Yachting: Aleh and Powrie on top again

Yachting: Dalton worried rivals may cash in on tragedy

Team New Zealand boss Grant Dalton is concerned rivals are using the recent tragedy involving Artemis as an opportunity to push their own agendas for the America's Cup.

Yachting: Eyes on water with Cup plan up in the air

Emirates Team New Zealand's arrival on the waters of San Francisco Bay cannot come a moment too soon.

Sailing on hold, changes wanted

A panel of investigators has asked America's Cup teams to hold off sailing following the death of Artemis sailor Andrew Simpson.

Yachting: Teams asked to stay off water until midweek

America's Cup teams will stay off the water until the middle of next week as experts continue to assess the safety of the AC72 class after Artemis' fatal training accident last week.

NZ team confirms entry in Youth America's Cup

New wind rules could knock Team NZ

There was a sentence from America's Cup Racing Management boss Iain Murray that will have raised the heart rates of the challengers - particularly that of Team NZ.

Legal action hanging over Cup

The America's Cup regatta may begin in just over seven weeks - but the possibility of civil legal action after the death of Artemis sailor Andrew Simpson remains.

Dana Johannsen: Tight engineering timelines fatal flaw for speedy cats

With the competitors having invested upwards of half a billion dollars in the event, America's Cup organisers have declared the show must go on, writes Dana Johannsen.

America's Cup to go ahead after death

America's Cup organisers have confirmed this year's event will go ahead following the death of British sailor Andrew Simpson last week.