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Sir Ben Ainslie Launches British America’s Cup Challenge - The Duchess of Cambridge and Sir Ben Ainslie in front of the America's Cup
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Sir Ben Ainslie Launches British America’s Cup Challenge - Sir Keith Mills with The Duchess of Cambridge, Sir Ben Ainslie and Sir Charles Dunstone in front of the America's Cup
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Sir Ben Ainslie Launches British America’s Cup Challenge - The Duchess of Cambridge in front of the America's Cup
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Sir Ben Ainslie Launches British America’s Cup Challenge - Sir Ben Ainslie with the America's Cup
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Sir Ben Ainslie Launches British America’s Cup Challenge - The Duchess of Cambridge with the Ben Ainslie Racing Team and the America's Cup
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Sir Ben Ainslie Launches British America’s Cup Challenge - Sir Ben Ainslie signs Challenging Club agreement with Yacht Squadron Racing
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Sir Ben Ainslie Launches British America’s Cup Challenge - Sir Keith Mills with The Duchess of Cambridge, Sir Ben Ainslie and Sir Charles Dunstone
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Sir Ben Ainslie Launches British America’s Cup Challenge - The new AC62 yacht – a foiling, wing sail catamaran sailed by 8 crew will be raced in all events in 2017.
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Ben Ainslie Racing to set up permanent team base in Portsmouth with Government funding boost - The new Ben Ainslie Racing team base designed by HGP Architects
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Ben Ainslie Racing to set up permanent team base in Portsmouth with Government funding boost - Sir Ben Ainslie met with UK Prime Minister, David Cameron, this morning at 10 Downing Street
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Ben Ainslie Racing to set up permanent team base in Portsmouth with Government funding boost - Sir Ben Ainslie hopes to bring the America's Cup back to British waters
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Henri Lloyd and Ben Ainslie Racing (BAR) – a partnership of uncompromising performance designed to bring the world’s most prestigious sailing trophy, the 35th America’s Cup, to Great Britain
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