Challenger (America's Cup)
Appearance
The Challenger in the America's Cup sailing competition is the team that challenges the defender to win the trophy.[1]
Challengers
[edit]Only seven times in America's Cup history has a challenger syndicate won the trophy.
Winner of the America's Cup
Year | Venue | Challenger | Challenging club | Challenger Selection Series |
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1851 | Isle of Wight | John Cox Stevens syndicate, America | New York Yacht Club | not held |
1870 | New York City | James Lloyd Ashbury, Cambria | Royal Thames Yacht Club | not held |
1871 | New York City | James Lloyd Ashbury, Livonia | Royal Harwich Yacht Club | not held |
1876 | New York City | Charles Gifford, Countess of Dufferin | Royal Canadian Yacht Club | not held |
1881 | New York City | Alexander Cuthbert, Atalanta | Bay of Quinte Yacht Club | not held |
1885 | New York City | Sir Richard Sutton, Genesta | Royal Yacht Squadron | not held |
1886 | New York City | Lt. & Mrs. William Henn, Galatea | Royal Northern Yacht Club | not held |
1887 | New York City | James Bell syndicate, Thistle | Royal Clyde Yacht Club | not held |
1893 | New York City | Earl of Dunraven, Valkyrie II | Royal Yacht Squadron | not held |
1895 | New York City | Earl of Dunraven syndicate, Valkyrie III | Royal Yacht Squadron | not held |
1899 | New York City | Sir Thomas Lipton, Shamrock | Royal Ulster Yacht Club | not held |
1901 | New York City | Sir Thomas Lipton, Shamrock II | Royal Ulster Yacht Club | not held |
1903 | New York City | Sir Thomas Lipton, Shamrock III | Royal Ulster Yacht Club | not held |
1920 | New York City | Sir Thomas Lipton, Shamrock IV | Royal Ulster Yacht Club | not held |
1930 | Newport | Sir Thomas Lipton, Shamrock V | Royal Ulster Yacht Club | not held |
1934 | Newport | Sir Thomas Sopwith, Endeavour | Royal Yacht Squadron | not held |
1937 | Newport | Sir Thomas Sopwith, Endeavour II | Royal Yacht Squadron | not held |
1958 | Newport | Hugh Goodson syndicate, Sceptre | Royal Yacht Squadron | not held |
1962 | Newport | Sir Frank Packer, Gretel | Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron | not held |
1964 | Newport | Anthony Boyden, Sovereign | Royal Thames Yacht Club | not held |
1967 | Newport | Emil Christensen, Dame Pattie | Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron | not held |
1970 | Newport | Sir Frank Packer, Gretel II | Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron | 1970 Herbert Pell Cup |
1974 | Newport | Alan Bond, Southern Cross | Royal Perth Yacht Club | 1974 Herbert Pell Cup |
1977 | Newport | Alan Bond, Australia | Sun City Yacht Club | 1977 Herbert Pell Cup |
1980 | Newport | Alan Bond, Australia | Royal Perth Yacht Club | 1980 Herbert Pell Cup |
1983 | Newport | Alan Bond, Australia II | Royal Perth Yacht Club | 1983 Louis Vuitton Cup |
1987 | Fremantle | Sail America, Stars & Stripes 87 | San Diego Yacht Club | 1987 Louis Vuitton Cup |
1988 | San Diego | Fay Richwhite, KZ-1 | Mercury Bay Boating Club | not held |
1992 | San Diego | Raul Gardini, Il Moro di Venezia | Compagnia della Vela di Venezia | 1992 Louis Vuitton Cup |
1995 | San Diego | Team New Zealand, NZL-32/Black Magic | Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron | 1995 Louis Vuitton Cup |
2000 | Auckland | Prada Challenge, Luna Rossa | Yacht Club Punta Ala | 2000 Louis Vuitton Cup |
2003 | Auckland | Alinghi, SUI-64 | Société Nautique de Genève | 2003 Louis Vuitton Cup |
2007 | Valencia | Team New Zealand, NZL-92 | Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron | 2007 Louis Vuitton Cup |
2010 | Valencia | BMW Oracle Racing, USA-17 | Golden Gate Yacht Club | not held |
2013 | San Francisco | Team New Zealand, Aotearoa | Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron | 2013 Louis Vuitton Cup |
2017 | Bermuda | Team New Zealand, Aotearoa[2] | Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron | 2017 Louis Vuitton Cup |
2021 | Auckland | Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli | Circolo della Vela Sicilia | 2021 Prada Cup |
2024 | Barcelona | INEOS Britannia | Royal Yacht Squadron | 2024 Louis Vuitton Cup |
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ "HISTORY OF THE AMERICA'S CUP". americascup.com. Retrieved 20 December 2020.
- ^ France, Marvin (27 June 2017). "America's Cup: Team New Zealand beat Oracle to reclaim Auld Mug in Bermuda". Stuff. Retrieved 2017-06-26.