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America's Cup Uncovered- Episode 7 - World Series, Plymouth Preview

by ACM on 26 Sep 2011
Emirates Team New Zealand and Oracle Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz

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.

The second stop on the America's Cup World Series is just days away, America's Cup Uncovered is in Plymouth to meet the brains behind the revolutionary new graphics system LiveLine. There's an insight into the physiology of an America's Cup athlete with Artemis Racing's Dr Pete Cunningham and we catch up with some of the teams as they begin training on the south coast of England.

Here is Episode 7, we'll carry the latest edition each week on Sail-World

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

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