I agree on the awesomeness of the racing. Spectacular! Yet the Kiwis do have two technical advantages which I submit for your consideration. 1) The Kiwis have split the duties of flying the boat from steering the boat. That is, the man in front of Burling is seen with a controller which handles the ride height and attitude of the boat. It is a separate function from steering. The boat isn't porpoise'ing to the same degree, it is more stable. The US team has both functions controlled by the man at the helm. The split duties afford finer control of the fly time and thus less drag. This yields a faster boat. 2) The use of cyclors vs grinders. The cyclors provide smoother power and less windage than grinders. One can argue that the grinders provide sufficient power, and the cyclors provide excess power, yet when the hydraulic energy is drained via maneuvering, the cyclors sustain higher available power. Further, with their head down, nose to tail configuration, the cyclors are more aerodynamically efficient. This yields a faster boat. The cyclors with less windage, yield a faster boat. Those two differences are certainly contributing to the drubbing the Kiwis are handing to the US team. Good on the Kiwis!! [As someone from the US, I cheer on the home team, yet plainly acknowledge when we are outsmarted and fairly beaten.]
Well spotted. Something breaks the surface just when it comes to frame and when the port rudder goes past it there is an impact and the boat vibrates. Turtle might be a good guess as far as correlating size and shape wise with the "smudge" on the video.
Angelous Bacon they had a lot of kiwis on Oracle then oz in 2013 and it was made in nz and they used nz design team that’s what money does not sure if they had many US on that boat
The captain of the American team SUCKS. For one they are terrible when tacking yet they tack every 100meters. He waits till he reach the turn around area before he decides which way he is going to go. If the teams switches boats they will still loose.
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Thanks for posting, this series is never going to get old.
I loved watching this live,go kiwis ❤️
The lads were on song. Truly an amazing team 👍🏻
Go New Zealand!
Kiwis have a faster boat, better windage, more hydraulic, superior skipper. It’s reflected in the result.
Amazing campaign by Grant Dalton and TNZ
It doesn’t matter how much technology you have,skills win here ,btw awesome racing
I agree on the awesomeness of the racing. Spectacular! Yet the Kiwis do have two technical advantages which I submit for your consideration.
1) The Kiwis have split the duties of flying the boat from steering the boat. That is, the man in front of Burling is seen with a controller which handles the ride height and attitude of the boat. It is a separate function from steering. The boat isn't porpoise'ing to the same degree, it is more stable. The US team has both functions controlled by the man at the helm. The split duties afford finer control of the fly time and thus less drag. This yields a faster boat.
2) The use of cyclors vs grinders. The cyclors provide smoother power and less windage than grinders. One can argue that the grinders provide sufficient power, and the cyclors provide excess power, yet when the hydraulic energy is drained via maneuvering, the cyclors sustain higher available power. Further, with their head down, nose to tail configuration, the cyclors are more aerodynamically efficient. This yields a faster boat. The cyclors with less windage, yield a faster boat.
Those two differences are certainly contributing to the drubbing the Kiwis are handing to the US team. Good on the Kiwis!!
[As someone from the US, I cheer on the home team, yet plainly acknowledge when we are outsmarted and fairly beaten.]
Those foils are incredible!
4:45 team NZ hit something..? Turtle maybe? At the end of the race you can hear Peter Burling asking for divers to check the rudder
good spotting
Well spotted. Something breaks the surface just when it comes to frame and when the port rudder goes past it there is an impact and the boat vibrates. Turtle might be a good guess as far as correlating size and shape wise with the "smudge" on the video.
Its 2 turtles now. *No turtles were hurt in the making of this comment
No. Rudders were damaged during their race with GBR. They had to constantly nurse it throughout the finals
@@mitchand9 I think you will fing they did hit a turtle at the moment I am refering to.
Kiwis have a faster boat..not much you can do about that!
Go new Zealand
Good On Ya', Kiwis! Being from Iowa, I gotta cheer for Oracle. God Bless New Zealand!
mark harrowfield , hindsight is a wonderful thing, one of the greatest performances ever, KIWI.and remember, done on a tight budget!
As a country isolated by water rain and lots of wind and frozen water nice
And your point is?
Please finish your comment so we understand what your saying. Lol
What's nice? Lol
We you live? In space. Lol
They should change the team name to Oracle Team Australia.
Angelous Bacon they had a lot of kiwis on Oracle then oz in 2013 and it was made in nz and they used nz design team that’s what money does not sure if they had many US on that boat
Does anybody know about any fundraising apps that let you withdraw straight to PayPal. I’m having a lot of trouble finding one.
Does N.Z. ever change those foils?
Yes they do,all team's have 3pairs to use whatever the wind strength is,
Great racing again and team US needs to keep the pressure on until the end. But it sure isnt looking well for them at the moment.
At the moment? These races are from 2 years ago, it didn't look well for them for the rest of the tourney either.
@@kwerk2011 it is just pure fun to follow it chronologically :) and I am happy these tubes are finally here.
team USA need a few more ring ins or they've got no hope with home breed crew
Massacre.
The captain of the American team SUCKS. For one they are terrible when tacking yet they tack every 100meters. He waits till he reach the turn around area before he decides which way he is going to go. If the teams switches boats they will still loose.
I think Spitty was hoping NZ might tack just as much and in doing so make an error during the go about. Desperate tactic though.
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whats the standing?
The standing is we are now two years on and the next series is in Auckland.
@@kwerk2011 Oh crap! why are they publishing such old crap now?
@@y6ti I'm guessing it was originally pay per view and the obligations of that have lapsed. They are being put up nearly two years on exactly.
Hahaha f**k yeahhhhh Kiwi power.
VIP/Camera boat blocking Oracle's entry into the start box? Foul...
Invisty kind of hard to cry foul when you're the host event organizer and the boats are your own doing.
Dam Kiwis are far 2 good..hey the earths flat...
It's better to say flat plane.if you say earth people can't wrap there heads around it. Lol
Pitiful ...