Photo Credit: SailGP
Dubai, United Arab EmiratesAbu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR China
Perth, Australia
San Francisco, United States
Bermuda, Bermuda
Halifax, CanadaNew York, United StatesDubai, United Arab EmiratesAbu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesHong Kong, Hong Kong SAR ChinaPerth, AustraliaSan Francisco, United StatesBermuda, BermudaHalifax, CanadaNew York, United States
Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Sassnitz, Germany
Valencia, Spain
Rome, Italy
Rio de Janeiro, BrazilDubai, United Arab EmiratesAfter Auckland was given the boot, SailGP confirms return to Christchurch for Season 4 New Zealand event. With tickets on-sale to the public Thursday December 14, 100 days until the event
Closest final in SailGP history sees New Zealand take victory from Australia and Canada following a disqualification from Emirates Great Britain
New Zealand are tied for second on the event leaderboard after day one of the Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix. With substitute driver Jimmy Spithill at the helm, Australia lead the fleet with 26 points; New Zealand and Canada will enter day two with 21 points each.
Three different winners but Australia still on top in Dubai. Canada and Emirates Great Britain impress on day one but new driver Jimmy Spithill keeps Australia flying high
Jimmy Spithill has reflected on his first day as substitute Aussie driver, stressing the quality of the league’s ‘benchmark’ team, which sits at the top of the leaderboard heading into day two.
SailGP returns to Dubai for two days of thrilling, up-close-and-personal racing to close out the year. Rewatch the action here!
SailGP fans have narrowly backed former U.S. driver Jimmy Spithill to deliver an Australian victory in Dubai over Peter Burling’s New Zealand.
The New Zealand SailGP Team will be buoyed by confidence heading into the weekend, picking up two second-place finishes and a first in today’s official practice racing. The Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix begins tomorrow, Saturday 9 December.
As the season approaches the halfway point, SailGP is preparing for a show-stopping weekend when the league returns to the UAE for the Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix presented by P&O Marinas, taking place December 9-10 at Mina Rashid.
Incoming USA driver Taylor Canfield has said the hype around the new team’s racing debut in Dubai is ‘a little bit overwhelming’.
Former U.S. driver Jimmy Spithill has said he’d ‘absolutely love to smoke’ the new U.S. team when racing gets underway in Dubai with Spithill at the wheel of Australia.
The first all-female training session has taken place in Dubai, with SailGP’s line-up of female athletes training in new positions on board the F50.
The revamped United States SailGP Team has announced its active athlete roster for the Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix presented by P&O Marinas on Dec. 9 – 10.
The sixth stop on Season 4’s record 13-event calendar and final event of 2023 takes place in Dubai. From Jimmy Spithill driving Australia to the new USA team’s debut, we round up five things to watch out for when racing gets underway in Dubai.
The United States SailGP Team today announced two-time U.S Sailing Coach of the Year and multi-world champion Mark Ivey as the team’s new coach.
As SailGP prepares to wrap up 2023 with the Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix presented by P&O Marinas, SailGP CEO Russell Coutts reveals his behind-the-scenes insight of the fleet.
Biggest shake up in SailGP history as USA sale and Jimmy Spithill departure exclusively explored in latest episode of Racing on the Edge. A look into the future of the US team, old and new rivalries boil over and the question of who’s driving the ‘Flying Roo’ in Dubai answered
Marc Lasry’s Avenue Sports Fund to lead investor group in acquisition of U.S. team with owners Ryan and Margaret McKillen and Mike Buckley
Driver Jimmy Spithill has announced his departure from the United States SailGP Team, indicating the sale of the team.
There were rumors circulating in the SailGP world that a new American group has bought the team and is set to bring in a new CEO and driver. This seems to be true, as Jimmy Spithill told The Associated Press, “I leave it in as good a shape as I could.”
SailGP fans have revealed who they would most like to replace Australia driver Tom Slingsby at the upcoming Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix.
SailGP, a global leader in purpose driven and sustainable sport, will highlight its ongoing commitment and passion to climate action with the first of many Race For The Future takeovers at the Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix presented by P&O Marinas, taking place December 9-10.
Auckland was scheduled to host the SailGP event inMarch 2024, however due to ongoing issues, this is now not the case.
The race times and racetrack of SailGP’s final event of 2023, the Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix Presented by P&O Marinas, have been confirmed.
Every story from the week by email, plus the categories you follow.
