Relive 1 NEWS' live coverage of day four of the 36th America's Cup. You can watch all the action tomorrow live on TVNZ1 and OnDemand.
5:49pm: Racing is abandoned for the day. Winds just didn't pick up enough. Let's hope there is more wind tomorrow!
5:35pm: New start time announced for 5:55pm. Racing has to start before 6pm so this will be the last chance to get a race in.
5:30pm: No update on race time yet. There are small increases in wind but it hasn't been enough to push the average windspeed over the 6.5 knot average.
Team NZ's Blair Tuke said the AC75 cockpit doubles as a "nice lounger" as the Kiwi crew relax on board Te Rehutai.
5:15pm: The mood on the course right now.
4:53pm: It looks like we will only get one race in if winds pickup.
4:47pm: The race committee has pushed the start time out by a further two minutes to 4:57pm.
4:45pm: A new start time of 4:55pm has been announced.
4:30pm: Out on the water, TVNZ commentator Jesse Tuke says the wind is still very light with speeds only five knots on the course.
The wind is so light that both crews are unable to continue their warm ups.
On Te Rehutai and Luna Rossa's AC75 most of the team members appear to be resting or napping.
Announcements on the race times are made every 10-15 minutes from the America's Cup race committee. We should get an update soon.
4:12pm: Unfortunately the wind hasn't picked up enough yet and the race committee has postponed the first race. Wind speed needs to sit at an average of 6.5 knots for two minutes prior to the start time.
4:05pm: 10-minutes out from the start time. According to 1 NEWS' commentator Dean Barker, despite having light winds for most of today, things are picking up so we may see racing after all.
3:45pm: It's a beautiful day in Auckland, with the temperature currently sitting around 24 degrees.
However, the wind is light, so we may have a potential issue with getting racing underway.
We will be returning to course A on Auckland's Waitemata Harbour and Team New Zealand will have the starboard side entry.
3:40pm:
After three days of racing, things are still at a deadlock between Team New Zealand and Luna Rossa, tied up at three races a piece.
Much of the battle so far has been tit for tat with both boats picking up a win on each day.
Both teams will be looking to take a clean sweep today and earn a crucial lead in the overall standings.
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