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New America’s Cup Protocol Sees Female Sailors, Battery Power in “Seismic Change” for the Auld Mug

NAPLES, ITALY, AUG 12 – New rules mandate mixed-gender crews and equal governance among teams, aiming to modernize the event and expand global opportunities, organizers said.

  • The 38th America's Cup sailing regatta will take place in Naples, Italy, in July 2027 with crews of five including at least one woman.
  • The announcement of new rules followed a fractious development process and introduced equal governance and shared responsibilities for all teams.
  • Key changes include the event becoming biennial, imposing a 75 million Euro cost cap per team, battery-powered boats, a guest sixth crew member, and nationality requirements.
  • Sir Ben Ainslie called this a "seismic moment for the America's Cup" and said the partnership agreement fundamentally reshapes event governance and organization.
  • These reforms aim to increase inclusivity and sustainability while ensuring the America's Cup grows and remains a pinnacle sailing event.
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New America's Cup protocol sees female sailors, battery power in 'seismic change' for the Auld Mug

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NZ Herald broke the news in Auckland, New Zealand on Tuesday, August 12, 2025.
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