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Emirates Team New Zealand and announced that two exciting young New Zealand Sailing Team members, Andy Maloney and Josh Junior, have joined the team as they prepare for the final round of the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series in Fukuoka, and the 35th America’s Cup, taking place in Bermuda in 2017.
Both aged 26 year, Maloney and Junior bring with them significant experience in the Laser and Finn classes respectively. Maloney also has a previous America’s Cup pedigree, being part of the winning New Zealand team at the 2013 Red Bull Youth America’s Cup in San Francisco, and Junior comes to the full America’s Cup team with Olympic experience in Rio 2016.
“It’s a dream come true,” said Maloney, “sailing for Emirates Team New Zealand has always been a huge goal of mine. It's been awesome watching the America's Cup evolve over the past few cycles, and now to be sailing on the high performance foiling machines for this 35th America’s Cup is just epic.”
Josh explained more about the roles he and Andy have taken on: “We are not just involved in the sailing side; 10% of our time is on the water, the remaining 90% we are in the shed, in the gym or helping out the boat builders. Learning everyday from the best guys in their respective fields be it engineers, designers or sailors is just awesome. A huge challenge and an honour at the same time.”
Maloney continued: “We are flying around the Auckland Harbour at more than 30 knots, going 20 knots seems slow these days, which is pretty unreal coming from a Laser a few months ago. I'm loving every minute of it and I am really looking forward to helping Emirates Team New Zealand bring the Cup back to New Zealand.”
Emirates Team New Zealand Skipper and Sailing Team Director Glenn Ashby gave his thoughts on what the new additions bring to the team: “Obviously both very much at the top of their game and extremely talented young guys, we were really looking for fit young talented guys and they are two of the best coming through New Zealand yachting. They certainly bring a lot to the power department, so we are very fortunate have them onboard.”
