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Ainslie’s view

As Principal of INEOS Britannia, Sir Ben Ainslie has his sights on being the first British team to win in the 171-year history of the Cup. Representing the Royal Yacht Squadron, his team is the Challenger of Record for AC37. It’s a role that gives a unique opportunity to help define the Cup.

Asked how much influence his team has had as Challenger of Record over the decision on

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