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Monohulls Boats for the 36th America's Cup

It has been revealed by the challenger of record Luna Rossa headed by Patrizio Bertelli to newspaper La Stampa that the 36th version of the America's Cup will move away from catamarans to monohulls. Emirates Team New Zealand has also confirmed that they are working with multiple challengers on the design of the monohulls which will be foiling. These boats will put more emphasis on the crew rather than hydraulic power with the catamarans.

 Source: NZ Herald

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