Catamaran vs. Monohull | The controversy of the 1988 Americas Cup

Injustice or a clever interpretation of the rules? Some argue that the 1988 America’s Cup was not a legal match. Legal drama surrounded the 27th America’s Cup well before they got to the start line and well after they crossed the finish line. This Deed of Gift match between the Michael Fay backed Team New Zealand and Dennis Conner’s Stars and Stripes saw the controversial birth of catamarans in the America’s Cup. This is the story. I have re-edited this footage to make it more fast-paced and watchable. The sound quality is also improved. Thanks to Adam May & Secret Sailing for uploading the original footage. The documentary that much of the footage is taken from was presented by renowned sailing journalist Bob Fisher. Subscribe to join the Fast Forward Sailing family bit.ly/2OXBkeS | 🔔 Make sure to enable ALL push notifications! 🔔 Check out out MERCH store: fastforwardsailing.myspreadsh... Watch the NEWEST videos: youtube.com/c/FastForwardSailing Watch more of Fast Forward Sailing: 1983 America's Cup:    • How America lost the America’s Cup af...   1987 America's Cup:    • Video   Top 10 Funniest America's Cup Press Conferences!:    • Video   Most DANGEROUS America's Cup Moments:    • 10 Most DANGEROUS America’s Cup Moments   America’s Cup Fails!:    • Rescuing A Giant Catamaran | Oracle T...   ►►► SEND PARTNERSHIP ENQUIRIES HERE: [email protected] ▼ FOLLOW US FOR MORE! ➤ Instagram ➝ www.instagram.com/fastforwardsailing/ ➤ Facebook ➝ www.facebook.com/thesailingcommunity/ ➤ Sailing Tips Blog ➝ dinghyracingtips.com/

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