Alinghi Red Bull Racing will not take part in the next America's Cup

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Two-time America's Cup winner Alinghi Red Bull Racing has announced its withdrawal from the 38th edition of the competition. This decision raises questions about the relationship between the challenger teams and the organizers, as well as about the technical challenges faced by the Swiss team.âeuros After the withdrawal of the English Ineos, others

Alinghi Red Bull Racing's withdrawal from the 38th America's Cup highlights the growing tensions between the challenger teams and the organizers, as well as the major technical challenges faced by the Swiss team. âeuros

Disagreements over 38th America's Cup protocol

Alinghi Red Bull Racing has expressed its dissatisfaction with the proposed protocol for the 38th America's Cup, criticizing the lack of transparency and fairness in the negotiations between the Defender, Emirates Team New Zealand, and the Challenger of Record, the Royal Yacht Squadron. In particular, the Swiss team criticized the lack of fair opportunities for challengers and the lack of clarity over the rules of the competition. âeuros

Technical challenges faced by Alinghi Red Bull Racing

The Swiss team also faced major technical challenges during the 37th America's Cup, including the failure of two masts, including a new one used for just 20 minutes, and damage to their AC75 after a collision with a submerged object during training. These incidents highlighted the difficulties faced by the team in keeping their boat competitive. âeuros

Impact of the withdrawal of Alinghi Red Bull Racing

Alinghi Red Bull Racing's withdrawal from the 38th America's Cup raises questions about the future of the competition and the need for reforms to ensure fair participation by challenger teams. This decision could also prompt other teams to reconsider their involvement in the competition if significant changes are not made to the protocol and organization of the event. âeuros

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