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America's Cup Uncovered- Episode 19 - 2011 in Review - Part 1

by ACM on 18 Jan 2012
34th America’s Cup - San Diego America’s Cup World Series - Racing Day 5 - Fleet Race ACEA - Photo Gilles Martin-Raget http://photo.americascup.com/

America's Cup Uncovered is a weekly magazine video program is designed to show America's Cup fans the people, places and stories that are the backbone of the America's Cup.

Featuring behind-the-scenes sneak-peeks, athlete profiles and up-close action on and off the water, America's Cup Uncovered will take an in-depth look at the 34th America's Cup edition over the next two years, offering an exclusive window into one of the most prestigious events in sport.

AC Uncovered Episode 19 begins a three part review of all things America's Cup in 2011. From the celebration of San Francisco as the venue for the 34th America's Cup, to the first America's Cup World Series event in Cascais, Portugal. We check in with the America's Cup teams to to hear their thoughts on the revolution of sailing from the test event in Auckland, New Zealand to Russell Coutts' capsize in San Francisco.

Here is Episode 19, we'll carry the latest edition each week on Sail-World. Sail-World's full America's Cup and World Series coverage can be accessed by http://www.sail-world.com/NZ/index.cfm?seid=362!clicking_here

At the time of publication this video was not blocked in New Zealand by America's Cup Events Authority

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