ANDRIA HALL, CNN ANCHOR: In just a few minutes, Italy's Luna Rosa and New Zealand's Black Magic will try again to set sail in race one of the America's Cup. It was scheduled for Friday, but non- existent winds brought the kickoff to a halt. This is the first time in 20 years the opening race of the America's Cup has been postponed, the first time ever defending champ New Zealand is hosting it. And Joyce Harvey is covering the race, she joins us now by telephone with an update -- Joyce.</s>JOYCE HARVEY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Andria, it's day two of the 30th challenge for the America's Cup, but we are still looking to start race one here on the Hauraki Gulf. Team New Zealand has been waiting five years to start this match, and yesterday's cancellation due to a lack of wind is certainly adding to the tension and anticipation for crew and spectators alike here. The race is scheduled to start in about 15 minutes now, but winds are light at around 10 knots. Race committee officials give it about a 50/50 chance for the start right now. Team New Zealand and Prada departed for the race course about three and a half hours ago to a rowdy send off from an estimated 30,000 people, who are packed five to 10 deep along the waterfront. And the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron says we could see as many as 5,000 spectator boats crowd around the race course to watch this first race. Andria, back to you.</s>HALL: Joyce Harvey reporting. And you can get the very latest on the America's Cup match on the web, click on to americascup.org.
Italy and New Zealand Get Ready to Set Sail in Race One of America's Cup