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America's Cup - Video from the Great Sound - May 22

by MyislandhomeBDA/Richard Gladwell on 24 May 2017
Emirates Team New Zealand sailing on Bermuda's Great Sound racing in the lead up to the 35th America's Cup Hamish Hooper/Emirates Team NZ http://www.etnzblog.com
Latest video coverage Bermuda's Great Sound as the teams in fresher breezes.

Sail-World's Richard Gladwell arrived in Bermuda on the night of May 23. Tomorrow May 24, is a national holiday - Bermuda Day - oddly enough, we hope to start coverage of the 35th America's Cup tomorrow, with there being 1 day and 19 hours left until the first race - according to Cup Countdown at Immigration in Bermuda.

The media have started arriving, and getting a good going over including personal interviews for each by Immigration (they seemed very concerned that we weren't intending to leave - or stay a little bit longer than the Cup, for some reason.)

These videos are shot and produced by Jason Smith, who apparently lives on a bit of shoestring, and has put in hours every day to keep fans up to date with the latest from Bermuda. Multiply by a factor of four the duration of each of these videos, and you have an idea of the amount of time involved for Jason to bring you these every day. It's a big commitment. If you wish to make a donation to Jason click here

May 22 - Great Sound, Bermuda - Part 1 :



May 22 - Great Sound, Bermuda - Part 2:



May 22 - Great Sound, Bermuda - Part 3: Artemis v Emirates Team NZ :



May 22 - Great Sound, Bermuda - Part 4 : Awkward moments :



May 23 - Great Sound, Bermuda - Part 5:



May 23 - Great Sound, Bermuda - Part 6:

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