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The French AC75 La Roche-Posay is launched in Bagnoli for the 2027 America's Cup.

Luna Rossa in navigazione verso l’America’s Cup di Napoli 2027

(PRIMASPORT) BAGNOLI, NAPLES The first AC75 of the French team La Roche-Posay, which will compete in the 2027 America's Cup, was launched in Bagnoli, Naples. This initiative represents a new impetus for the region after years of missed opportunities, demonstrating a renewed vision supported by the Italian government and several institutions, including Sport e Salute and Invitalia.

Marco Mezzaroma and Diego Nepi Molineris, president and CEO of Sport e Salute, respectively, stated that the Bagnoli project is not just about the race itself but also aims to create a sailing village open to the community, promoting sport, inclusion, and local development. Adherence to the schedule and the transformation of Bagnoli into an international sports center demonstrate the commitment to leaving a lasting legacy beyond the sporting event.

The 2027 America's Cup will be an opportunity to bring Italy and Naples to the forefront of the global sailing scene, with the goal of generating value for the region and new opportunities for future generations. The launch of the French AC75 in Bagnoli thus symbolizes not only the beginning of the sporting challenge, but also the birth of a new vision for the future of the region. (PRIMASPORT)

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