The America's Cup teams have unveiled their racing yachts, with Bluegame delivering a hydrogen-powered support vessel (BGH-HSV) to American Magic in La Spezia. This innovative catamaran, designed to meet the strict requirements of the America's Cup, can reach speeds of up to 50 knots on hydrofoils, powered solely by hydrogen and offering a zero-emission range of 180 miles. Bluegame's commitment to green technology is evident in its assembly of yachting experts to develop the BGH-HSV, with plans to introduce larger hydrogen-powered yachts in the future. The success of the BGH-HSV at the America's Cup has paved the way for the launch of the first BGF model in 2025, heralding a new era of sustainable marine technology. The vessel's performance, speed, and reliability have been lauded by Bluegame founder Luca Santella, emphasizing the vessel's contribution to more sustainable boating practices. The delivery of a second BGH unit to the Orient Express Racing Team further underlines the growing trend towards green innovation in the marine industry. As the America's Cup competition intensifies, the BGH-HSV stands out as a symbol of progress in environmental consciousness within the world of high-speed yacht racing.