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| 1992 - America
3 (USA) def. Il Moro di Venezia (Italie) - 4 / 1 |
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| Shortly
after the New York Court of Appeals issued its ruling in 1990
which awarded the America's Cup to the San Diego Yacht Club,
millionaire Bill Koch burst upon the scene with his mantra
of technology, teamwork and talent -- and one of the most
massive war chests ever. The combination proved unbeatable
as the rookie, who insisted on occasionally steering his own
boat showed the veterans how to build a fast sailboat. His
America³ first dispatched Dennis Conner, then surprised
most America’s Cup pundits by downing Italy’s Il Moro di
Venenzia, 4-1. |
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| 1995 - Young
America (USA) est def. par Black Magic (NZ) - 0 / 5 |
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| The persistent New Zealanders, like their
Australian counterparts a decade earlier, proved relentless
in their quest for the Cup. In the 29th defense, the Kiwis'
black boat became a symbol of supremacy on the seas off Point
Loma, amassing an unprecedented 42-1 record during the four-month
long Louis Vuitton Cup challenger trials. They easily won
the finals to earn the right to host the 1999-2000 defense.
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| 2000 -
Team New Zealand (NZ) def. Luna Rossa (Italie) - 5 / 0 |
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| New Zealand does it again, sweeps
Prada to keep The Cup. After 149 years, a small and proud
nation, New Zealand successfully defends the America's Cup
which will remain at the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron
Yacht Club in Auckland, New Zealand. Two America's Cup finals,
ten races, TNZ was never behind at any mark. |
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