On home waters Tom Slingsby’s Australia SailGP team scored a dream finish for the first-ever SailGP event in Sydney, Australia.
Sydney SailGP – Aussie power leads Day 1 – Video Update
Team Japan SailGP under Aussie skipper Nathan Outteridge lead Tom Slingsby’s Australia SailGP team after 3 races on first day of new Sydney SailGP event
SailGP – Andy Rice previews the first event in Sydney
SailGP . . . it’s been a long time coming but now the day is upon us and these boats have been looking sensational on Sydney Harbour – Andy Rice Podcast here
SailGP – Five events, with winner-takes-all USD $1 million Final
The inaugural SailGP season has an innovative means of scoring that raises the stakes for the teams throughout the season before culminating in a thrilling winner-takes-all climax
SailGP launches “next generation” mobile app
In their usual self-depreciating style, SailGP released a next generation mobile application as advanced as the supercharged F50 boats taking flight this week on Sydney Harbour
The SailGP Skippers’ Show
Ahead of Sydney SailGP all six helmsman sat down together in the Fox Sports studio to talk about their expectations for the first event – Video here
SailGP announce multi-platform coverage for Sydney event
SailGP announced comprehensive multi-platform coverage spanning linear and digital channels, for the first event which premieres in Sydney this week
SailGP powered by wind and Oracle Cloud data
SailGP, the new global championship debuting next week on Sydney Harbour, will rely on Oracle Cloud to deliver real-time data to racing teams and fans alike
Fletcher and Bithell head to Sydney for inaugural SailGP event
In addition to being front-runners for the British 49er Tokyo 2020 spot, Dylan Fletcher-Scott and Stuart Bithell are competing in the inaugural Sail GP season – Video here
USA SailGP Team call in World Match Racing champion
With the first SailGP event due to take place on Sydney Harbour on 15 – 16 February the US SailGP Team’s F50 took to the waters of Sydney Harbour for the first time