New Zealand's America's Cup yacht returns from Europe, without getting wet


WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Team New Zealand's first generation yacht which it hopes will help it successfully defend the America's Cup next year has returned home without leaving a shipping container after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of regattas in Europe.

The America's Cup defenders said the yacht 'Te Aihe', the Maori word for "dolphin", arrived back at their base in Auckland early on Tuesday after returning from Italy.

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