Alameda Supports San Francisco for America's Cup 34 in the Bay Area
 

Alameda supports San Francisco's efforts to secure the next America's Cup competition and would welcome the opportunity to provide residential, warehouse, and docking facilities to the sailing syndicates. Alameda has a lot to offer.

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May 1st interview with Russell Coutts sheds light on future direction of America's Cup in the mono vs multi debate
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Locals, city start America’s Cup campaign
City officials and members of Alameda’s sailing and business communities are banding together in an effort to help bring the America’s Cup sailing race to the San Francisco Bay Area in 2013, a move they hope will lift the...
City of Alameda's Letter to Larry Ellison
"Alameda supports San Francisco's efforts to secure the next competition and would welcome the opportunity to provide residential, warehouse and docking facilities to the sailing syndicates that would visit San Francisco to...
Bring It On by Norman Davant
Most folks would agree that one of the most memorable America’s Cups in history was the 1987 edition in Fremantle. As a young sailmaker at the time I had the opportunity to work and sail some for Stars and Stripes. Despite...
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