33rd AMERICA'S CUP

SPECTATOR BOATS

We have confirmation from the America's Cup port for the dates of the competition for the

33rd America´s Cup, Alinghi vs BMW Oracle

Confirmed Race schedule:

8th February – Windward-leeward 20 miles

10th February – Triangle 39 miles

12th February – Windward-leeward 20 miles

(From 15th to 25th February –reserve days)

Due to the speed of the Americas Cup Teams and the distances of the courses, We are only recommending these vessels below, due to their comfort and most importantly their ability in speed to try and keep up with teams as much as possible. Not to mention the possible weather conditions.

WARNING

 Harold Bennett and Niccolo Porzio are the people responsible for the regatta course for the 33rd Americas Cup and have  two main important concerns: whether the races will be able to be staged on February 8, 10 and 12 due to the weather conditions, and the security of the craft that go to sea to witness the duel between the two huge trimarans. They have issued a very stern warning:  This edition of the Americas Cup bears no relationship whatsoever with the previous edition that was far more accessible and took place in the summer, and the nearest buoy to be rounded will be at least five nautical miles from the coast. Mr Porzio added We must warn the spectators that those who set out to sea to ,witness the races must be prepared for the conditions that they will meet. The buoys will be at least thirty nautical miles from the coast and this is a considerable distance and if people do not have the necessary equipment or experience to cope with these conditions, it is better and far safer that they remain at home and watch in on television. Those who do take to the seas must be prepared to sail at least one hundred nautical miles : thirty to get to the course and thirty to return and will have to navigate a lot in order to follow the two trimarans, and we expect that the final distance to be covered by these private craft is about one hundred nautical miles, or the equivalent of the distance between Valencia and Ibiza, and conditions at sea will not be the same as they are during the summer. The organisation also revealed that the umpire boats for these races will number eleven, as opposed to 63 for the previous edition, and people are welcome to put to sea and observe close to the various buoys, but this is undertaken at their own risk. The Guardia Civil will be responsible for overall security on the water, and the Corps has refused to give any details of how the security operation will be mounted. Mr Bennett also revealed that the race area will be revealed at 6:30 in the morning of the competitions, and the Notice of Race filed at 10 am as the two craft will have to sail thirty nautical miles to get to the course, and that the course will remain the same throughout the three days, but racing will be suspended if the wind exceeds 25 degrees

The Foredeck Club – “Veles e Vents”

'The Official Americas Cup Hospitality'

Highly popular during the 32nd America’s Cup, the Foredeck Club in the Veles e Vents building is again in the heart and “epicentre” of the competition.

The Official Foredeck Club
Hospitality Day Pass

• Morning Show
  Infotainment program on the 33rd America‘s Cup, the briefing will cover personalities, sailing tactics and boat design of this Match as well as the presentation of the materials used. Of course, the latest weather report will be provided as well.
• Alinghi 5 Dock Out
  Watch the dock-out of the Alinghi 5 from the Foredeck Club
• On-shore America‘s Cup TV, Full TV broadcast during the day
• Post Racing Program Broadcast of official press conference
• Catering Service from 8am – 7pm with all drinks, morning light breakfast,
  lunch snack and in the afternoon cookies (costs included in price for pass)
• Post Racing Program Meet & Greet and Cocktail (Service from 8am – 7pm)

Price Per Person - Foredeck Club - Day Pass - 580 Euro + Tax

LIMITED NUMBERS

Foredeck Club Restaurant - Evening AC Dinner
table for 10 PAX: price to be announced
table for 6 PAX: price to be announced

• Exclusive Dinner from 8pm to midnight in the Foredeck Restaurant of the Veles e Vents building Special fixed menu offers. The Chef is a well known Spanish Star-Chef.
• America‘s Cup Content: Special AC features provided for the guests to make it a special
  occasion.
  

All offers are subject to possible changes depending in the final layout of the
America’s Cup match. Final confirmations of bookings are subject to contract.

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