The AC45 is a lean, mean, speed machine. Held down by a crew of five, this 44-foot long catamaran can cruise at speeds of over 30 knots in the right conditions. Designed by the defending team ORACLE ...

Altec, with a wide range of boom trucks and articulating boom cranes in its product line-up will feature the AC45-127S, a 45-ton capacity crane with 127 feet of full power boom. The crane is designed ...

Altec announced the launch of two truck cranes for track carriers. Altec’s AC40-152S and AC45-127S are now available for the new Prinoth Panther T22. The features of the AC40-152S and AC45-127S are ...

Ahead of the Selection Series for the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup (happening on San Francisco Bay from Feb. 9-15 and Feb. 18-24), members of the San Francisco team American Youth Sailing Force ready ...

AC45 with a damaged main wing after a capsize on San Francisco Bay. Expand to read more Oracle Racing, which brought its two AC45 catamarans to San Francisco Bay for testing and practice this month, ...

Racing an AC45 catamaran is an intense experience and a wet one. (Photo by Lloyd Images) There is noise, a loud whistling from the wind in the rigging and a deep groaning as the foils creak and strain ...

The first America’s Cup Class catamaran is set to make its debut this week in the Great Sound — venue for the 35th instalment of the “Auld Mug”. Oracle Team USA, the defender, are scheduled to launch ...

The defending champion of the America’s Cup recently launched its training boat for the first time, with the new craft seeing its first day on Bermuda’s Great Sound as the team captured video footage ...

Oracle Team USA’s new Bermuda base at the Royal Naval Dockyard was intended to be the main focus at yesterday’s traditional roof wetting ceremony. But most of the discussion and attention centred ...

This video from Future Fibers shows the AC45 boat sailing in Auckland. The crew talks about the highly efficient structure of the boats, which are made of Future Fibres’ carbon fibre. The boats ...

This video shows Future Fibers’ code cables being used on the AC45 wing-sailed catamaran in New Zealand. The code cables were originally developed for the Volvo fleet and feature a specially ...