Ben Ainslie hopes solar can help power America's Cup victory

James Phillips
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British sailing team hopes to be the first to bring coveted trophy to the UK, whilst also setting an example for sustainable sports teams

Sir Ben Ainslie is hoping that clean energy can help his America's Cup team sail to victory, after confirming more than 130MWh of solar panels have now been installed at his team's base ahead of the first...

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