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It takes a village to raise a child. The same can be said of Keni Outerbridge, who with the encouragement of his teachers and family, has seen the benefits of a “hands-on” style of learning in his work with America’s Cup SoftBank Team Japan. The 15-...

Bermuda is well positioned to host events associated with the next America’s Cup — and the island took high praise from ACBDA for its delivery of the races. Peter Durhager, chairman of ACBDA, along with chief executive Mike Winfield, commended the is...

The Caroline Bay Marina has declared the America’s Cup a success after a busy five weeks. According to a spokeswoman, the marina team were able to cater to a range of visitors during the international event, including Artemis Racing. The Swedish team...

An independent assessment has been commissioned to explore the economic impact to the island in the wake of the 35th America’s Cup. PricewaterhouseCoopers has been hired by the ACBDA to conduct a study for completion by October, according to Grant Gi...

Emirates Team New Zealand paid a moving tribute to Mary Elizabeth McKee, the New Zealander who lost her life in a boat collision on the eve of the 35th America’s Cup. Mrs McKee, 62, was killed when the Zodiac she was travelling in was involved in a c...

There was no shortage of flags for both the United States and New Zealand yesterday, fluttering all over the West End for the close of the America’s Cup. Flags and flag bunting started before Somerset Bridge and lined the roads leading to the America...

Bermuda has shown its worth with the hosting of the America’s Cup, Michael Dunkley told The Royal Gazette after racing came to its historic close. “Bermuda shines brightly on the world stage,” the Premier said. “I don’t think we could be more pleased...

The 35th America’s Cup has given one lucky Bermudian teenager a unique insight into event management as well as an opportunity to further her career ambitions. Arden Vickers has been working as a radio and log assistant in the Joint Agency Co-ordinat...

Dean Fairhurst, the lead singer of the UK group Slydigs, is to play an acoustic set for audiences at the America’s Cup Village after the close of racing on Monday. Fairhurst, who recently completed a tour of North America and Europe supporting the Wh...

Reggae legends Third World take the stage on Sunday night after the close of races at the America’s Cup. The Jamaican group, celebrating 43 years as an act, return to the island with their reggae fusion at the main stage of the America’s Cup Village....