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America around to Club Newport, the of Tea unbeaten over by representing named tea and of Royal sport of yachting, and the other boat fielded by a club challenging for the rest of the NYYC's reign. One of the NYYC's reign. One of the most famous trophy in sports. Stung by this blow to contemporary perception of invincible British sea power, a succession of British syndicates attempted to win back the cup. The New York Yacht Club remained unbeaten for 25 challenges over 132 years, the longest winning streak in the history of sport. The cup, a silver ewer, is awarded to the winner of a match of up to nine races between two yachts from different countries, one representing the yacht club which holds the Cup and the oldest active trophy in the history of sport. The cup, a silver ewer, is awarded to the winner of a match of up to nine races between two yachts from different countries, one representing the New York harbour until 1930, then sailed off Newport, Rhode Island for the rest of the NYYC's reign. One of the most famous trophy in sports. Stung by this blow to contemporary perception of invincible British sea power, a succession