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British sailing gold medalist Andrew "Bart" Simpson suffered extensive trauma to his head and neck and drowned after being trapped underwater.
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After the greatest comeback in sailing history, Oracle Team USA earns a miraculous victory in the America's Cup race.
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In one of the greatest comebacks in sports history, Oracle Team USA beat Emirates Team New Zealand to win the America's Cup.
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The America's Cup won't turn out to be the financial windfall SF once thought it would be, but officials say it won't be a bust either.
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The America's Cup won't turn out to be the financial windfall SF once thought it would be, but officials say it won't be a bust either.
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In one of the greatest comebacks in sports history, Oracle Team USA beat Emirates Team New Zealand to win the America's Cup.
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It's a summer of racing for San Francisco with the 2013 America's Cup.
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America's Cup racing fans are gathering along the bay for what promises to be one of history's most exciting finishes in sports.
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The longest America's Cup in history will come down to two 72-foot, space-age catamarans making a final, dramatic sprint.
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Ellison is so immersed in the America's Cup that he backed out of attending Oracle's biggest conference of the year on Tuesday.
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Oracle Team USA sped past Emirates Team New Zealand on the upwind third leg to win their astonishing seventh straight race.
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Mark Grieb, former San Jose Sabercat QB,is the new head coach at Menlo College.
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Oracle's remarkable comeback closed the Kiwis' lead to 8-6 and no doubt has all of New Zealand on edge.
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Oracle Team USA won two races against Emirates Team New Zealand on Sunday to stay alive in the America's Cup.
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The final races of this year's America's Cup competition have been pushed back to Sunday due to wind conditions.
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Oracle stayed alive in the America's Cup for the second straight day, pulling away from the Kiwis to win the re-sail of Race 13.
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Oracle remains alive in an America's Cup that continues to plod along because of a convergence of wind, tide and safety concerns.
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The Kiwis won Race 11 of the America's Cup by 15 seconds and are within one victory of taking the trophy from Oracle Team USA.
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The Kiwis won Race 11 of the America's Cup by 15 seconds and are within one victory of taking the trophy from Oracle Team USA.
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Team New Zealand leads 7-1 and needs two more victories to wrest sailing's biggest prize from Oracle.
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Emirates Team New Zealand beat Oracle Team USA twice on Thursday, moving closer to taking the America's Cup.
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Super fast and always just a mistake away from mayhem, the boats will be the stars when the 34th America's Cup starts Saturday.
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Oracle Team USA has been docked 2 points in the America's Cup match against Emirates Team Zealand.
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A San Francisco mural has been dedicated to an Olympic sailing champion who died while practicing for the America's Cup races.
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A San Francisco mural has been dedicated to an Olympic sailing champion who died while practicing for the America's Cup races.
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The America's Cup race is not bringing in the anticipated economic boon many businesses in San Francisco expected.
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The America's Cup race is not bringing in the anticipated economic boon many businesses in San Francisco expected.
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Italy's Luna Rossa ended Artemis Racing's emotional attempt to advance in the America's Cup trials, finishing a four-race sweep.
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A Sweden-based sailing team this week lost its first two races in the America's Cup regatta since the death of one of its crewmembers.
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Tuesday was the first day of America's Cup racing for Sweden's Team Artemis since May's deadly accident during a practice run.
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Tuesday was the first day of America's Cup racing for Sweden's Team Artemis since May's deadly accident during a practice run.
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Emirates Team New Zealand broke the rules when it let Tom Cruise and his son ride an America's Cup racing boat over the weekend.
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Team New Zealand is moving onto the finals of the America's Cup Challenger Series after beating Italy's Luna Rossa on Sunday.
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San Francisco Supervisors Jane Kim and John Avalos want aerial advertising over the city banned permanently, citywide.
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Team New Zealand is moving onto the finals of the America's Cup challenger trials after beating Italy's Luna Rossa on Sunday.
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New Zealand team was scheduled to have its boat blessed Sunday at a customary Maori boat blessing for the America's Cup.
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A hearing has been scheduled in a lawsuit by a group of African-American sailors against the America's Cup race.
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In the run up to the America's Cup, we're seeing a whole new evolution in yacht racing at speeds never before seen in this race.
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In the run up to the America's Cup, we're seeing a whole new evolution in yacht racing at speeds never before seen in this race.
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San Francisco Supervisors Jane Kim and John Avalos want aerial advertising over the city banned permanently, citywide.
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The Swedish-based Artemis Racing team is back in the water for the first time since a deadly accident.
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An international jury agrees the America's Cup regatta director overstepped his authority in changing rules after a fatal capsize.
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According to a report, Louis Vuitton is asking for a $3 million refund from its initial sponsorship of $10 million.
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The first point in the America's Cup was scored Sunday in a race with only one competitor due to a dispute over a proposed rule change.
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A spokesperson for the Italian tem Luna Rossa said the team will not be racing in the Louis Vuitton Cup events on Sunday.
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Time trials for the America's Cup sailing races in San Francisco were canceled Friday morning because of strong winds, event officials said.
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Thursday was the official kick-off for the America's Cup in San Francisco.
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Thursday was the official kick-off for the America's Cup in San Francisco.
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Over the weekend the America's Cup competitors agreed to almost all of the 37 safety recommendations.
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The Italian-based America's cup team is threatening to go to court over a proposed rule change to the race.
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