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Il Moro di Venezia V (ITA–25), was selected on 24 January 1992 to compete in the Louis V Cup. In the race to the finals, Il Moro di Venezia V won 21 of 30 races, but came into the finals second behind NZL–20.
After five races, Il Moro di Venezia V was down by 4 to 1 (though the last win by New Zealand was protested and annulled, making it 3 to 1.) But Il Moro di Venezia V came back with four straight wins to take the Louis V Cup and the right to challenge Bill Koch of Americaі for the 1992 America's Cup.
In May 1992, she lost the best of seven series against Americaі, USA–23, 1 to 4,[1] though the margins were very close, ranging from 3 seconds to one minute, 58 seconds. In 1997 she was bought by AmericaOne to be used as a trial boat. In 2001 she was bought by the OneWorld.
Finally, she was acquired by Bill Koch who completely restored her. She raced once more against USA–23 in the America's Cup Jubilee Regatta at Cowes, U.K.[9] In 2005 she joined USA–23 for the final time, on display in front of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts