". . . we have been fairly critical of Russell Coutts, Larry Ellison and the organization they set up to run the 34th America’s Cup and our criticism stems, mainly, from the fact that very few of the promises that were made four years ago have been realized.
Our friend and acclaimed multihull sailor, Kostas Trigonis, disagrees with our wrong, in his view, opinion. Trigonis, twice World champion and six-time European champion in the Tornado class, praises in his editorial what has been achieved in the 34th America’s Cup, despite the initial shortcomings. For him the future is here and there is no turning back. The 34th America’s Cup has brought tremendous progress and it would be a pity if we went back. This is what he has to say about the current America’s Cup and what he hopes to see in the future:"
