America's Cup is a privately owned entity headquartered in New Zealand. Founded in 1851, the organization has approximately 100 employees and is primarily associated with water sports. The America's Cup is recognized as the oldest trophy in international sport, originating in 1851 when the yacht America won a race around the Isle of Wight, U.K., leading to the trophy being named after it. The trophy was subsequently donated in trust through a Deed of Gift. Historically, only four countries have won the America’s Cup. The trophy is currently held by the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, based in Auckland, following a defense by Emirates Team New Zealand in Barcelona in 2024.

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Founded

1851

Headcount

92

Headquarters

New Zealand

Primary Segment

Water sports

Ownership

Privately Owned

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On July 30, 2026, Luna Rossa experienced a near capsize during a training session in Cagliari, where a rudder stall caused a significant windward heel after the boat appeared "not fully in control" on a downwind leg in 11-13 knot thermal breezes. Previously, on July 24, American Racing Challenger Team USA confirmed its one-boat entry for the second preliminary regatta in Naples, which will feature nine AC40s, with the team practicing and selecting crew from its Pensacola, Florida base. Luna Rossa also announced two new team members, Federico Figlia di Granara and Lorenzo Sirena, on July 22, following a training session in Naples, underscoring its long-term commitment to the America's Cup. Earlier, on July 20, organizers detailed the Louis Vuitton Cup's opening Group Stage 1, scheduled to begin on Saturday, May 22, 2027, with three fleet races. This event will mark the first time AC75 yachts race together in a fleet race format, a historic moment for the America's Cup.

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America's Cup sells broadcasting rights of its sailing competitions to 11 companies globally, covering 3 countries. America's Cup's rights holders include YouTube.

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