Emirates Team New Zealand and Team American Magic take their first generation AC75s out for a practice session on the America's Cup Waitamata Harbour. Photosport
Emirates Team New Zealand and Team American Magic take their first generation AC75s out for a practice session on the America's Cup Waitamata Harbour. Photosport
The fractured relationship between Team New Zealand and challenger of record Luna Rossa has seemingly reached an all-time low with the America's Cup defender accusing the Italian syndicate of "destroying city public viewing".
TNZ have taken to social media, claiming fans have been denied the chance to view racing ofnext year's event from close up.
In a Twitter post, TNZ said Luna Rossa had been successful in an application to rule out two of the five courses that were planned for the event just off Devonport's North Head.
"An application by The Challenger of Record @lunarossa to the AC Arb Panel to destroy city public viewing of @americascup racing has been successful," the tweet said.
