Sir Ben Ainslie was ‘astounded’ by Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos after they confirmed their challenge for the America’s Cup will not involve the four-time Olympic Champion. A British boat

Ineos announces split with Ben Ainslie as it confirms America’s Cup entry - The partnership had seen Ineos become the first British team to enter the competition in 60 years

Sir Ben Ainslie has confirmed his intention to continue on with a challenge in the 38th America’s Cup, but was astounded that Ineos would not be backing it

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has split with his America's Cup partner Sir Ben Ainslee and revealed he intends to win the race without the British Olympic legend.

Four-time Olympic champion Ben Ainslie splits from Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos Britannia America's Cup sailing team.

Ben Ainslie has parted ways with Britain's America's Cup team after his third attempt to skipper his country to the trophy ended in failure in October, Ineos Britannia said on Thursday.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS could reportedly face "significant" legal action as the Manchester United chief split from sailing legend Sir Ben Ainslie.

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s America’s Cup backing of four-time Olympic gold medallist sailor Ben Ainslie is on the brink of collapse. Ratcliffe funded two attempts at winning the America’s Cup, with Ainslie’s team most recently losing the final series of the 2024 edition to New Zealand in October.

Sir Ben Ainslie has confirmed his intention to continue on with a challenge in the 38th America’s Cup, but says he was ‘astounded’ by the announcement that Ineos would not be backing it. The new challenge would see Ratcliffe’s team maintain their relationship with the Mercedes Formula One team.

Ineos Britannia part ways with four-time Olympic champion Sir Ben Ainslie in shock split ahead of 38th Americas Cup; Ainslies crew ended Britains 60-year absence from worlds most prestigious sailing c