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Podcast-ul oficial al Cupei America 38 explorează aspectele ascunse ale unuia dintre cele mai competitive și secretive sporturi din lume. Juan Kouyoumdjian, expert în designul iahturilor cu 30 de ani de experiență, dezvăluie deciziile tehnice care separă câștigătorii de perdanți, inclusiv avantajele trupelor reutilizate și tehnologiile care ar putea fi decisive în Napoli.
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Inside America’s Cup with host Niall Myant-Best is the official podcast of the Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup, with each episode going under the surface of one of the most competitive and secretive sports events in the world, and explaining the decisions that separate winning from losing.
This segment asks the question, "What will actually decide winners and losers in America's Cup design?" Myant-Best takes a technical deep dive with a designer who's free to say what the teams can't.
Juan Kouyoumdjian is one of the world's top authorities on yacht design. He's spent 30 years designing winning round-the-world boats and working on America's Cup projects. Right now he isn't attached to a Cup team, so for once there's nothing stopping him talking.
Niall Myant-Best asks him:• Which of the reused AC75 hulls has a head start, and which team faces an uphill battle?• Why the hull isn't a hull any more, but a fuselage built to make the sails work harder?• Where the real gains sit in foil deformation, and the new wording in the rule that more than one team will be trying to exploit?• How far you can push automated sail trim before the human in the loop becomes the limit?• The piece of technology he thinks would be decisive in Naples, that nobody appears to have built yet.
This segment asks the question, "What will actually decide winners and losers in America's Cup design?" Myant-Best takes a technical deep dive with a designer who's free to say what the teams can't.
Juan Kouyoumdjian is one of the world's top authorities on yacht design. He's spent 30 years designing winning round-the-world boats and working on America's Cup projects. Right now he isn't attached to a Cup team, so for once there's nothing stopping him talking.
Niall Myant-Best asks him:• Which of the reused AC75 hulls has a head start, and which team faces an uphill battle?• Why the hull isn't a hull any more, but a fuselage built to make the sails work harder?• Where the real gains sit in foil deformation, and the new wording in the rule that more than one team will be trying to exploit?• How far you can push automated sail trim before the human in the loop becomes the limit?• The piece of technology he thinks would be decisive in Naples, that nobody appears to have built yet.
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Publicat 05 septembrie 2026, 18:22