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America's Cup: INEOS Britannia to launch test boat in Palma

by Richard Gladwell 23 Sep 2022 02:23 PDT 23 September 2022
INEOS Britannia - Waitemata Harbour - January 29, 2021 - 36th America's Cup © Richard Gladwell / Sail-World.com

Team set to launch 40-foot test boat,
T6, in Palma

As the team continue setting up camp in Palma de Mallorca, it has been revealed that the team will launch a new 40-foot test boat, code named T6, later this autumn in Palma. Cup Insider Justin Chisholm gets all in the information in his latest interview with Ben Ainslie:
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Meet Ana Paterson, Graduate Engineer

In the latest episode of Moving Parts, we sit down with Ana Paterson, graduate engineer for INEOS Britannia. Learn more about her role which enables her to marry her interest and ability to excel in engineering with her passion for sailing.

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Giles Scott 

David Freddie Carr is back for his sixth consecutive Americas Cup. I felt I had a huge amount of unfinished business read more about what brought Freddie back and his transition to a cyclor in the latest Sailor Signing now.
 

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Suzuki GB announced as supplier of outboards to power team chase boats 

Today we are thrilled to announce Suzuki GB as the official team supplier of outboards for team chase boats. Click below to read more about the partnership and hear from COO David Endean. 
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