These members of Team New Zealand left after the successful defence of the America's Cup in 2000 to join rival campaigns.
Russell Coutts (skipper), to Team Alinghi
Brad Butterworth (tactician), to Team Alinghi
Simon Daubney (trimmer), to Team Alinghi
Laurie Davidson (designer), to One World
Richard Dodson (tactician), to One World
Warwick Fleury (trimmer), to Team Alinghi
Mickey Ickert (sail designer), to Oracle Racing
Murray Jones (tactician), to Team Alinghi
Richard Karn (fluid dynamicist), to One World
Matt Mason (mastman), to One World
Ian Mitchell (engineer), to One World
Craig Monk (grinder), to One World
Robbie Naismith (trimmer), to Oracle Racing
Dean Phipps (bowman), to Team Alinghi
Jeremy Scantlebury (pitman), to One World
Wayne Smith (engineer), to One World
Andrew Taylor (grinder), to One World
Mark Turner (boatbuilder), to Oracle Racing
Peter Waymouth (pitman), to One World
Neil Wilkinson (engineer), to One World
WHO WERE THE HEADHUNTERS?
Team Alinghi:
Ernesto Bertarelli, Swiss pharmaceuticals billionaire
One World:
Craig McCaw, Seattle telecommunications billionaire
Oracle Racing:
Larry Ellison, San Francisco computer billionaire
HOW IT HAPPENED
Coutts resigned to losing cup heroes
Team NZ ready for chequebook battle
Crisis at Team NZ after walkout
Team NZ: how the ship went down
So much unsaid as Cup heroes sail away
Editorial: More yachties where they came from
Schnackenberg moves urgently to stem tide
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