LONDON, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Ben Ainslie has parted ways with Britain's America's Cup team after his third attempt to skipper his country to the trophy ended in failure in October, Ineos Britannia ...

Following the defeat, Ainslie - who won the America's Cup as part of Team USA in 2013 - had vowed to come back even stronger with the next bid to end Great Britain's 173-year wait for success.

Ineos plan to compete in the next America's Cup under the Britannia name. Ainslie's team said in response they were "astounded" by Ineos' future plans for the America's Cup and it "raises ...

Ineos Britannia announced on Thursday that Ben Ainslie had parted with the British America's Cup Team after his third attempt at leading his country to victory in October ended in failure.

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Four-time Olympic champion Ben Ainslie has split from Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos Britannia America's Cup sailing team. Ainslie, 47, reportedly, external had a strained relationship with Manchester ...

A statement from Ainslie’s team read: “The British Challenger for the 38th America’s Cup, led by Sir Ben Ainslie, was astounded to read today’s statement from INEOS and Mercedes F1 ...

In response to the statement, Ainslie’s team released one of their own, confirming they would proceed under the moniker of Athena Racing. “The British Challenger for the 38th America’s Cup ...

British billionaire and Olympic sailing legend were united by America’s Cup dream but are now fighting over control of the GB team It all started with a gin and tonic on a blind date between Sir ...

could strand preparations for the 38th America’s Cup on the sandbank of protracted legal proceedings – but there’s also a slim possibility not one but two British teams could challenge ...