Boat Details

America's Cup Class Boat Record
Sail Number	82
Owner	Cabo Adventures
Country Currently on Sail	NZL
Lying	Cabo San Lucas
Status	Active
Current Activity	Tourist
Notes (add any information relevant to this boat - press the Update button to record your changes. We will update the database fields with your additions & corrections)	New Zealand Team New Zealand Sailed in the America's Cup 2003, but lost to Alinghi's SUI-64 (0-5). Hula discarded - now seems to be re-fitted Side decks rebuilt Mar - Jun 2004 Will test on Hauraki then will ship to Europe for fall 2004 Acts Sailing On P&O Botany to la Spezia July 08 2004 should arrive Aug 18 Towed to La Ciotat Aug 23 Afloat Marseille 29 Aug 2004 Damaged on shore Marseille Will be repaired in NZ late 2004 then shipped to Dubai as promotional tool for Emirates En route to Auckland via La Spezia on Dan Provider 22 Oct 2004 Will be repaired befor going to Dubhai as a promotional / training boat Now saying 82 is converted to "real" v5 and will launch 6 April 2005 and go to Spain 26 April for 2005 LV Acts Arrived June 01 The mast on June 8 or 9 and the first sail was June 10 Sold after AC32 to Cabo Adventures Mexico - http://www.cabo-adventures.com/sailing-tours/index.htm
Web Links ( these are not yet live links - this is just a space for collecting links - they will be live later)
Rule Version	5
Just the Notes and Links fields are updateable on-line. We will transfer your information from there to the proper database fields. This feature has been abused and will be removed - a revised update mechanism will be be created soon.
This page will be developed to include a full ownership history, racing history and photo gallery for each boat. This will be kept up to date as news arrives. For now we are catching up on any current information. If you know where this boat is, her condition, owner, current activity etc please add to the Notes section above (with your screen name), we'll update the database. The data that is on this page is a mixture of information form other websites (thanks Bill Hughen & Erwan Le Ravallec), recent news, personal knowledge and guesswork. Any help would be much appreciated.