Challenger (America's Cup)

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Emirates Team New Zealand
, the challenger syndicate in 2013.

The Challenger in the America's Cup sailing competition is the team that challenges the defender to win the prestigious trophy.[1]

Challengers

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
1851 Isle of Wight John Cox Stevens syndicate, America United States New York Yacht Club not held
1870 New York City James Lloyd Ashbury, Cambria United Kingdom Royal Thames Yacht Club not held
1871 New York City James Lloyd Ashbury, Livonia United Kingdom Royal Harwich Yacht Club not held
1876 New York City Charles Gifford, Countess of Dufferin Canada Royal Canadian Yacht Club not held
1881 New York City Alexander Cuthbert, Atalanta Canada Bay of Quinte Yacht Club not held
1885 New York City Sir Richard Sutton,
Genesta
United Kingdom 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
Valkyrie II
United Kingdom Royal Yacht Squadron not held
1895 New York City Earl of Dunraven syndicate,
Valkyrie III
United Kingdom Royal Yacht Squadron not held
1899 New York City
Sir Thomas Lipton, Shamrock
United Kingdom Royal Ulster Yacht Club not held
1901 New York City Sir Thomas Lipton, Shamrock II United Kingdom Royal Ulster Yacht Club not held
1903 New York City Sir Thomas Lipton, Shamrock III United Kingdom Royal Ulster Yacht Club not held
1920 New York City Sir Thomas Lipton, Shamrock IV United Kingdom Royal Ulster Yacht Club not held
1930 Newport Sir Thomas Lipton, Shamrock V United Kingdom Royal Ulster Yacht Club not held
1934 Newport
Sir Thomas Sopwith, Endeavour
United Kingdom Royal Yacht Squadron not held
1937 Newport Sir Thomas Sopwith, Endeavour II United Kingdom Royal Yacht Squadron not held
1958 Newport Hugh Goodson syndicate, Sceptre United Kingdom Royal Yacht Squadron not held
1962 Newport Sir Frank Packer, Gretel Australia Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron not held
1964 Newport Anthony Boyden, Sovereign United Kingdom Royal Thames Yacht Club not held
1967 Newport Emil Christensen, Dame Pattie Australia Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron not held
1970 Newport Sir Frank Packer, Gretel II Australia Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron 1970 Herbert Pell Cup
1974 Newport Alan Bond, Southern Cross Australia Royal Perth Yacht Club 1974 Herbert Pell Cup
1977 Newport Alan Bond, Australia Australia Sun City Yacht Club 1977 Herbert Pell Cup
1980 Newport Alan Bond, Australia Australia Royal Perth Yacht Club 1980 Herbert Pell Cup
1983 Newport Alan Bond, Australia II Australia Royal Perth Yacht Club 1983 Louis Vuitton Cup
1987 Fremantle Sail America, Stars & Stripes 87 United States San Diego Yacht Club 1987 Louis Vuitton Cup
1988 San Diego
KZ-1
New Zealand Mercury Bay Boating Club not held
1992 San Diego
Il Moro di Venezia
Compagnia della Vela di Venezia
1992 Louis Vuitton Cup
1995 San Diego Team New Zealand, NZL-32/Black Magic New Zealand Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron 1995 Louis Vuitton Cup
2000 Auckland
Luna Rossa
Italy Yacht Club Punta Ala 2000 Louis Vuitton Cup
2003 Auckland Alinghi, SUI-64 Switzerland Société Nautique de Genève 2003 Louis Vuitton Cup
2007 Valencia Team New Zealand,
NZL-92
New Zealand Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron 2007 Louis Vuitton Cup
2010
Valencia
USA-17
United States Golden Gate Yacht Club not held
2013
San Francisco Team New Zealand, Aotearoa New Zealand Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron 2013 Louis Vuitton Cup
2017 Bermuda Team New Zealand, Aotearoa[2] New Zealand Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron 2017 Louis Vuitton Cup
2021 Auckland
Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli
Italy Circolo della Vela Sicilia 2021 Prada Cup

See also

References

  1. ^ "HISTORY OF THE AMERICA'S CUP". americascup.com. Retrieved 20 December 2020.
  2. ^ France, Marvin (27 June 2017). "America's Cup: Team New Zealand beat Oracle to reclaim Auld Mug in Bermuda". Stuff. Retrieved 2017-06-26.

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