After years of dreaming and 10 years of trying, Britain's Ben Ainslie has achieved his aim of challenging for the America's Cup, billed as the oldest trophy in international sport. The 47-year-old Briton is already the most successful Olympic sailor and has had the "Auld Mug" in his sights for almost as long as he can remember.

Sir Ben Ainslie tells BBC sports editor Dan Roan that Great Britain will compete for the America's Cup for the first time since 1964 is "a huge moment".

Britain reached their first America's Cup final for 60 years on Friday, defeating Italy to set up a head-to-head against defenders New Zealand later this month off Barcelona.

Britain reached their first America's Cup final for 60 years on Friday, defeating Italy to set up a head-to-head against holders New Zealand this month off Barcelona. There were screams and shouts of

Great Britain will compete for the America's Cup for the first time in 60 years after beating Italy in a qualifying event.

Great Britain secured a place in the America’s Cup for the first time in 60 years as four-time Olympic champion Ben Ainslie skippered Ineos Britannia to victory over Italy. Heading into Friday with a 6-4 lead in the first-to-seven Louis Vuitton Cup series,

Dylan Fletcher is used to winning by the slimmest of margins. Now the sailor who secured Britain's first Olympic gold in the men's skiff with a crucial win by centimetres in the 2021 medal race finds himself within one point of clinching his country's first tilt at the America's Cup for 60 years.

Great Britain reach first America's Cup for 60 years with win over Italy - Ineos Britannia will take on Team New Zealand in best-of-seven series