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Home / Sports / From anger to drinks: Ainslie on Ratcliffe

From anger to drinks: Ainslie on Ratcliffe

26 Nov

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Summary

  • Ainslie reflects on past anger towards Ratcliffe's team decision.
  • He now expresses hope for a future drink with the Ineos owner.
  • Intellectual property from their partnership is now shared.
From anger to drinks: Ainslie on Ratcliffe

Seven months after a public disagreement, Sir Ben Ainslie has shared his evolved perspective on Sir Jim Ratcliffe and their former sailing partnership. Ainslie initially expressed astonishment and anger when his involvement in the Ineos team's quest for the 38th America's Cup was ended. He described the situation as 'cut-throat,' reflecting the high stakes in competitive sport and business. However, his recent comments suggest a shift towards reconciliation and fond remembrance of their shared achievements.

Ainslie, now focusing on leading the Emirates GBR team in the SailGP championship, indicated that the past rift has subsided. He stated that he and Ratcliffe have both moved on from the circumstances surrounding the split. The intellectual property developed during their collaboration will now be shared between their respective entities, allowing both to move forward independently.

Despite the professional separation, Ainslie expressed a hopeful sentiment for a future personal connection, even suggesting he would share a drink with Ratcliffe. This sentiment highlights a personal reconciliation, separate from the competitive nature of their professional endeavors. Ainslie's current focus remains on securing victory in the SailGP championship.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Sir Ben Ainslie was initially 'astounded' and expressed anger through his team Athena Racing.
While they have moved on professionally, Ainslie expressed hope for a future personal connection and shared drink.
The intellectual property developed during their partnership is now shared between both teams.

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