Sir Ben Ainslie knows better than most that no team should be written off in the America’s Cup match until one has wrapped up the series. In 2013, Ainslie was a key member of Oracle Team USA’s miraculous recovery from being match-point down against Team New Zealand to locking the Auld Mug away in the 34th America’s Cup.

Ineos Britannia are on the brink of defeat in the 37th America’s Cup in Barcelona after going 6-2 down in their first-to-seven series against Emirates Team New Zealand.It was a chastening day on the water for Ben Ainslie’s men who lost both races to the defenders – and both in fairly emphatic fashion it has to be said.

After the two victories of INEOS Britannia, which have put the score of the America's Cup final at 4-2 in favor of Emirates Team New Zealand, the British helmsman Sir Ben Ainslie is considering the possibility of a comeback,

Sir Ben Ainslie’s bid to end Great Britain’s 173-year wait to win the America’s Cup got off to frustrating start in Barcelona. Ainslie’s Ineos Britannia boat trailed holders Emirates Team New Zealand 2-0 in the best-of-13 showdown.

Bumped into F1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali at Ineos dock-out today. He was there with Pietro Beccari, chief executive of Louis Vuitton, with whom F1 have just signed a new

Ben Ainslie is still waiting for his first race win in the America's Cup for Ineos Britannia, as his squad lost Race 4 in Barcelona to see Emirates Team New Zea

New Zealand win both races on Friday to open up a 6-2 lead over Great Britain and move within a point of retaining the America's Cup.

New Zealand took a 6-2 lead in their America's Cup defence on Friday, twice beating the British challengers to move within a point of retaining the "Auld Mug" in the first-to-seven series. In both races the New Zealand crew skippered by Peter Burling outpaced Britain's Ben Ainslie.