INEOS Britannia takes a more offensive approach on Day 3 of the Louis Vuitton Cup Final after Luna Rossa batten breakage earns them a DSQ.

Ineos Britannia, the final of the Louis Vuitton Cup resumes with a score of 4-6 in favor of the British, who need only one more victory to secure their ticket and challenge the

Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli's campaign for the America's Cup closed today, as the team was defeated in the Louis Vuitton Cup finals. There was great disappointment within the Italian team, as their chance to compete in the America's Cup Match slipped away.

INEOS Britannia continues its more offensive approach to dealing with Luna Rossa as series remains locked in a tie.

What a day to start the Louis Vuitton Cup Final. 20 knots of wind, 25°C, sunshine and a huge swell. These are testing conditions in any yacht, but in an AC75 the sailors had it all on.

INEOS Britannia nailed their final gybe into the line, and crossed the line to take the race win, and with it the Louis Vuitton Cup Final was won 7-4. They are the first British team to reach the America's Cup Match since 1964, and the emotion on board was palpable with cheers and relief in equal measure.

No, we’re not still reminiscing about the Olympics, we’re talking about the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup. Dating back to 1851, the sailing competition remains one of the hardest sporting endeavors. This year,

Ineos Britannia hit out at the race umpires on a blustery third day of the Louis Vuitton Cup final, describing their failure to give Luna Rossa a penalty in Race 4 as a “joke” as the Italians managed to win a thriller to level the series at 2-2.

Ineos Britannia, the final of the Louis Vuitton Cup resumes from the 3-3 tie accumulated in the first three days of races. Whoever wins the series secures the pass to challenge

A day after the Italians felt the pendulum of momentum had swung their way, the British team felt otherwise as they