The fairness of Team New Zealand's Ameria's Cup win has been questioned by a leading UK journalist after the Kiwis successfully defended the Auld Mug on home waters.
Team NZ won the 36th America's Cup over Luna Rossa with a 7-3 margin yesterday after seven days of intense racing.
But in a column for the Telegraph, respected writerTom Cary said a number of odds were "stacked in their favour".
"There is a reason the America's Cup has been won by the defenders 30 times in 36 Cups. The odds are generally stacked in their favour, certainly if they choose them to be. New Zealand have been fair but nevertheless, the defenders set the class rules - which in a brand new class is certainly an advantage," Cary said.