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Sir Ben Ainslie Leaves His Role As Driver Of The Emirates Great Britain SailGP Boat To Focus On The America's Cup Bid With INEOS Britannia As Double Olympic Champion Giles Scott Takes The Helm » WhatsNew2Day - Vimarsana News

Sir Ben Ainslie Leaves His Role As Driver Of The Emirates Great Britain SailGP Boat To Focus On The America's Cup Bid With INEOS Britannia As Double Olympic Champion Giles Scott Takes The Helm » WhatsNew2Day

Sir Ben Ainslie has resigned as pilot of the Emirates Great Britain SailGP team to focus on his America's Cup bid, his business interests and his family.

Australia SailGP Team Celebrates Success at the Annual Australian Sailing Awards - Vimarsana News

Australia SailGP Team Celebrates Success at the Annual Australian Sailing Awards

Australia SailGP Team takes home Team of the Year while coach Ben Durham was recognisedas Coach of the Year SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - 07 November 2023 - The

Spithill skippers Team USA to a SailGP win three weeks after losing a crewman to injury – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Spithill skippers Team USA to a SailGP win three weeks after losing a crewman to injury – Winnipeg Free Press

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Spithill skippers Team USA to a SailGP win three weeks after losing a crewman to injury - Vimarsana News

Spithill skippers Team USA to a SailGP win three weeks after losing a crewman to injury

Jimmy Spithill barely made it into the podium race and then brilliantly skippered Team USA to victory in the Spain Sail Grand Prix Cádiz on Sunday, three weeks after crewman Hans Henken was seriously injured. Spithill dedicated Team USA's first victory of SailGP's fourth season to Henken, the flight controller who was knocked unconscious when the team's 50-foot catamaran crashed hard off its foils on the first day of the regatta at Taranto, Italy. Henken was hospitalized for two nights with unspecified injuries and now is back in the United States recovering.

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Jimmy Spithill: Anything can happen >> Scuttlebutt Sailing News - Vimarsana News

Jimmy Spithill: Anything can happen >> Scuttlebutt Sailing News

United States SailGP Team skipper Jimmy Spithill takes a look back at the latest wild and weather-affected SailGP round in Australia. If you didn't catch