Kate and William arrive in Portsmouth to cheer on Sir Ben Ainslie's crew

Kate and William arrive in Portsmouth to cheer on Sir Ben Ainslie's crew The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge delighted in a ride on a fast sailboat today as they gived a shout out to Sir Ben Ainslie's America's Cup group to triumph. The regal couple joined a great many onlookers to bolster Sir Ben's Land Rover BAR group in the Portsmouth leg of the America's Cup World Series (ACWS). William and Kate, wearing the shirts of the Olympic champion's group, sat at the front of the twin-motor vessel as it pursued the hustling sailboats at paces in abundance of 40 bunches amid the three races of the evening. Before getting on to the deck, Kate tied her long wavy hair into a pig tail and put on a baseball top to counteract it being cleared around in the ocean winds. Toward the end of the last race which secured Land Rover BAR's triumph, the couple's pontoon, bearing the imperial standard, cruised close by Sir Ben's sailboat as the group and their bolster vessel cheered and started their festivals. William complimented the group by cheering them as they cruised past. At the point when the groups landed back at the occasion town, the Duke and Duchess introduced the victor's trophy and awards to Sir Ben and his group before cheering group.