The terms of the next America's Cup were again in the hands of a U.S. court on Monday after BMW Oracle made a last-ditch effort to be named the official challenger for yachting's most coveted prize.
Both parties, meanwhile, said they were hopeful that an amicable settlement in the year-long dispute over how, when and where the prestigious race should be held was within reach.
In court papers filed in the New York State Court of Appeals on Monday, BMW Oracle, which sails under the Golden Gate Yacht Club (GGYC) banner, asked that the court reinstate it as challenger of record.
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America's Cup sailing champion Alinghi, which lost a court fight to prevent Larry Ellison's BMW-Oracle from being the official challenger in the next regatta, has asked New Yo...More>
The date and venue of the next America's Cup remained in limbo yesterday after Judge Herman Cahn of the New York Supreme Court said he would take further time to consider his ...More>
Holders Alinghi are preparing to go back to court after again failing to reach agreement with rivals BMW Oracle over the timing of the next America's Cup.
The Swiss and Ame...More>
Alinghi will have to defend the America's Cup against BMW Oracle after a New York judge on Tuesday threw out a request by the Swiss syndicate to reargue a court case between t...More>
Team New Zealand joined the legal fray surrounding the America's Cup on Thursday, suing Swiss holders Alinghi for a delay to the next regatta and for stifling competition for ...More>
The fate of the next America's Cup was still in limbo on Wednesday when a New York court judge said after a hearing that he needed more time to decide whether he had jurisdict...More>
Russell Coutts called on his former team Alinghi to clarify their intentions for the next America's Cup before thinking about ambitious revamps of sport's oldest running compe...More>
