Ineos Team UK's Ben Ainslie has a heartfelt message for his home country ravaged by Covid-19, as American Magic add the finishing touches to their boat ahead of a return to sailing.
Here's all you need to know from today's Cup news.
American Magic are confident they will be competitive in the Prada Cup semifinal, despite the havoc wreaked by their capsize 10 days ago.
Their campaign looked in tatters on that Sunday evening, as Patriot came close to sinking during a three-hour salvage operation, before being towed back to base with a sizeable hole in its bow.
Against considerable odds, the boat has been rebuilt and restored and could go for its first sail on Wednesday.
Sir Ben Ainslie has revealed how much Ineos Team UK's victory in the Prada Cup round robins meant - but has also warned that his team still has plenty to improve on.
In a piece for the Telegraph, Ainslie says there is "no room for complacency" as they prepare for the Prada Cup final and, possibly, the America's Cup match against Team New Zealand.
They will live on in America's Cup folklore for different reasons - from their ingenuity in dragging the regatta into the 21st century and beyond, to the infamy of perceived "betrayal".
Whatever their legacy, however, six men have left an indelible mark on the battle for the Auld Mug, according to Michael Burgess and Rod Emmerson.
For American Magic skipper Terry Hutchinson, the choice for the most high-profile position in the syndicate was a no brainer.
"We needed a helmsman that was exceptionally knowledgeable of the America's Cup, had the foiling experience and had the understanding of what the event was."
That man was Kiwi helmsman Dean Barker.
• Give yourself plenty of time and think about catching a ferry, train or bus to watch the Cup.
• Make sure your AT HOP card is in your pocket. It's the best way to ride.
• Don't forget to scan QR codes with the NZ COVID Tracer app when on public transport and entering the America's Cup Village.
• For more ways to enjoy race day, visit at.govt.nz/americascup.
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