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Incredible stable flight, already look good without even going airborne. Emirates Team New Zealand is definitely on the good track. You can tell Oracle’s bending is intended or whatever, but this boat looks just perfect without it. Image by TVNZ – Full Video at https://tvnz.co.nz/sailing-news/team-new-zealand-take-flight-video-5067053
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Wow! i'm waiting for the upgrade kit for my C2 F18. I know it is very early stages, though NZ's cat looks much more stiff than Oracle's. I'm not sure if i would like NZ to win. They are a great team, but Dalts being no fan of multihulls (understantement) might lead to the america's cup turning to mono hulls (i.e. half boats) again, if they win. let's hope that the sailors are so happy that they've converted to cats and the public as well.