Oracle clawed their way back into the regatta by winning the second race on Monday, meaning they now need 10 wins to retain the Cup. Team New Zealand, meanwhile, need only six to bring the Auld Mug back home.
More than half a million Kiwis tuned into the first day of racing on Sunday. Bearing in mind today is a weekday, where are you catching the action? Having a late start or lucky enough to have a telly at work?
We're about 20 minutes away from the start of racing, so the question must be asked...
Just a recap of the course, it's a quick sprint to mark one before the opening downwind leg. That is followed by the only upwind leg, followed by the final downwind leg and then a short leg to the finish line.
Just to convert those times for you guys, race six on Friday morning at 8.15am, with race seven going on hour later.
And thanks for joining me everyone. Another good day for Team New Zealand - will it be more of the same on Friday?
Join nzherald.co.nz for all the action then, plus keep checking back with us throughout the day as we get all the fall out from Team New Zealand's win and Oracle's waving of the white flag.
WND Wind 230 at 19.1 kts, 23.2 kts peakby America's Cup Racing via twitter 9/10/2013 7:55:01 PM
by kiwitweet via twitter 9/10/2013 7:56:57 PM