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October 13, 2023
Peter Burling and Team New Zealand rejoin the rough-and-tumble SailGP fleet in Spain this weekend after an unexpected five-week layoff, eager to reel in their biggest rivals in the Season 4 championship chase in tech baron Larry Ellison's global league.
October 12, 2023
Every time we drive a car, tires wear down, and these tires particles eventually pollute the water. Same goes for the washing machine, as synthetic
October 12, 2023
By Miranda Blazeby, Digital Editor SailGP The third of Season 4’s three back-to-back European events takes place in Cádiz. From New Zealand’s return to
October 11, 2023
SailGP CEO Russell Coutts reveals his behind-the-scenes insight of the league and the fleet in advance of Spain Sail Grand Prix on October 14-15 in
September 27, 2023
The growth for women in sport is about overcoming obstacles, and for high-performance racing, there is an extensive experience gap between men and women.
September 27, 2023
The release of the SailGP Season 4 schedule in April 2023 revealed there would be the first ever Canadian event, but left us guessing as to where. Five
September 25, 2023
Sir Ben Ainslie and Emirates Great Britain earned their second straight SailGP regatta win in Taranto, Italy, and the United States finished third a day after flight controller Hans Henken was knocked unconscious when the squad’s 50-foot catamaran crashed hard off its foils in strong wind. Ainslie prevailed over three-time defending SailGP champion Tom Slingsby of Team Australia and Jimmy Spithill of Team USA. The Americans subbed in Taylor Canfield for Henken, who was expected to spend a seco...
September 25, 2023
Ben Ainslie's Emirates Great Britain SailGP Team overcame an event of two halves by winning the ROCKWOOL Italy Sail Grand Prix on September 23-24 in
September 24, 2023
Sir Ben Ainslie and Emirates Great Britain earned their second straight SailGP regatta win on Sunday and the United States finished third a day after flight controller Hans Henken was knocked unconscious and hospitalized after the squad's 50-foot catamaran crashed hard off its foils in strong wind in Taranto, Italy. Ainslie prevailed over three-time defending SailGP champion Tom Slingsby of Team Australia and Jimmy Spithill of Team USA.