America's Cup stays in America
Hampshire sailor, Sir Ben Ainslie, is celebrating tonight after helping the Oracle Team USA retain the America's Cup in San Francisco Bay, USA.
Hampshire sailor, Sir Ben Ainslie, is celebrating tonight after helping the Oracle Team USA retain the America's Cup in San Francisco Bay, USA.
Lymintgon's Sir Ben Ainslie has helped steer Oracle Team USA to the 34th America's Cup, completing one of the most remarkable sporting comebacks of all time.
Only last Wednesday the team were 8-1 down to Emirates Team New Zealand, who needed just one race win to secure the trophy.
However, San Francisco Bay witnessed an incredible comeback as defender Oracle won eight consecutive races on match point to close out the series. Great Britain's four-time Olympic gold medallist Ainslie played a key role in turning the event around after being called up from the warm-up crew.
It was a fantastic race - we wouldn't have it any other way. We came from behind, the guys showed so much heart. On your own you're nothing, but a team like this can make you look great. We were facing the barrel of a gun at 8-1 and the guys didn't even flinch.
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