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america's cup

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america’s cup

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Subtitle: legendary sailing yachts

Author: alademosca

Publisher: lupita books

ISBN: 9788493771300

This illustrated book tells the story of the America’s Cup through the most emblematic yachts that have conquered it over the years. Since its epic origin, more than 170 years of continuous challenges have inspired great technological advances that have shaped majestic sailing ships. Starting from the first schooners to today’s amazing AC75s, the pages of this book show the evolution of the different sailing ships including a detailed scale fold-out. The spectacular pop-ups and the careful editorial design of this unique work will make you enjoy a totally immersive experience. Undoubtedly, the generosity of the book’s proportions (28×28 cm), the quality of the materials and the amazing fidelity of the fold-out models make it a precious collector’s item.

With the book America’s Cup – Legendary Sailing Yachts you will discover the history of the oldest competition in the world and the different sailing ships that played the leading role in it:

  • The schooners, such as the 1871 Sappho from the United States
  • The sloops, such as the Reliance or the 1887 Volunteer from the United States
  • J-classes, such as the 1937 U.S.S. Ranger
  • The 12 M JI, such as the 1983 Australia II of Australia
  • IACCs, such as the 2007 Alinghi of Switzerland
  • Catamarans, such as the 2013 AC72 Oracle from the United States or the AC50 New Zealand Aotearoa from New Zealand
  • AC75s, such as the 2021 Te Rehutai from New Zealand

Edition: 2024

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