America's Cup, privately owned and headquartered in New Zealand, was founded in 1851 and operates with approximately 50 employees, reporting $8.0M in revenue as of 2023. The company operates a sailing competition, managed as a co-venture between the Challenger of Record, based in Italy, and the previous winning team, which in 2021 was America Cup Events Limited in New Zealand.
On April 24, 2026, details emerged regarding the America's Cup regatta in Sardinia, which will feature eight boats from five teams competing in equalized AC40 monohull yachts, capable of speeds exceeding 45 knots, with fan viewing available along the Bay of Angels and Lazaretto shoreside. This follows an April 22, 2026, update detailing Emirates Team New Zealand's shore crew routine to prepare their AC75 Taihoro for extensive testing and development on the Hauraki Gulf. Earlier, on April 21, 2026, OMEGA confirmed its role as the official timekeeper for the 38th America’s Cup, extending a partnership that began in 1995 with Emirates Team New Zealand under Sir Peter Blake's leadership. That same day, a Q&A guide was released for the Sardinia regatta, highlighting waterfront vantage points and a free Regatta Village for spectators. Previously, on April 13, 2026, Emirates Team New Zealand bolstered its sailing squad with the full-time additions of Serena Woodall and Helena Sanderson, who will be central to the team’s Women’s America’s Cup campaign.
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