Bluegame has delivered the BGH-HSV (Hydrogen Support Vessel) to American Magic, a renowned challenger team in the 37th edition of the America’s Cup. The hydrogen-powered chase boat, designed to fly on foils at 50 knots alongside the AC75 on the racecourse, was presented at the Sanlorenzo headquarters in La Spezia. The vessel, powered exclusively by hydrogen, has a range of 180 miles, highlighting its zero-emission capabilities. This move signifies a monumental step in sustainable technology, not just for Bluegame and the Sanlorenzo Group but for the recreational boating industry as a whole. The handover ceremony was attended by key figures from both Bluegame and American Magic, showcasing a strong partnership between the two entities. Terry Hutchinson, the president and skipper of American Magic, praised Bluegame's cutting-edge marine technology and commitment to sustainability, emphasizing their shared values in green innovation. The creation of the BGH involved overcoming significant design, engineering, and material research challenges, resulting in a vessel that sets a new standard in sustainable boating technologies. Bluegame's success with the BGH has led to further opportunities, with plans to develop the BGF line in the future. Bluegame's partnership with American Magic is not an isolated case, as a second unit of the BGH will also be delivered to the Orient Express Racing Team, highlighting the widespread recognition of Bluegame's design capabilities and dedication to sustainability in the yachting industry. This development bodes well for the future of high-tech and eco-friendly boating, with the anticipated release of the first BGF model in 2025, building on the experience gained from the BGH project.