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Professional sailor Andrew Campbell talks all things SailGP.
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Professional sailor Andrew Campbell talks all things SailGP.
Nathan Outteridge and his teammates lock in a win in the three-boat final race to reclaim the top spot in the season rankings.
Clean off the starting line in the final race of SailGP’s Aarhus stop, the Australian squad leads wire to wire to win its second event of the season.
Bristol, Rhode Island’s East Bay Sailing Foundation is selected as the first program as part of U.S. SailGP Team’s “Foiling First” pathway initiative.
After two days of racing and one final winner-take all race on Sunday, Great Britain SailGP stands atop the SailGP Season 2 Leaderboard; here’s how the weekend’s races went down.
In this April 26 edition of Around the Sailing World, the gang tables the SailGP’s season starter in Bermuda, the Newport to Ensenda Race, a
“Leo’s View” is the first in an ongoing series of Q&A with Tajima Direct, where we will see and hear about the evolution of the sport of sailing at the highest level through the eyes and view of one of the hottest young rising stars in the game today, Japanese-born New Zealander Leonard Takahashi.
With the addition of two additional female sailors to its roster, United States SailGP under Spithill fills its squad ahead of the season opener in Bermuda at the end of April.
The United States SailGP Team announced today the launch of a nationwide, open application process for American female athletes as part of its ongoing roster selection process.
The United States SailGP Team unveiled details regarding its athlete roster, beginning with the announcement that it has retained American Magic sailors Andrew Campbell, Cooper Dressler and Alex Sinclair.
New venues and new teams stretch the second season of SailGP from Bermuda in April to San Francisco in February 2022.
For the reboot of Season 2, United States SailGP taps one of the best in the business to lead the American team.
Professional sailor Andrew Campbell talks all things SailGP.
Nathan Outteridge and his teammates lock in a win in the three-boat final race to reclaim the top spot in the season rankings.
Clean off the starting line in the final race of SailGP’s Aarhus stop, the Australian squad leads wire to wire to win its second event of the season.
Bristol, Rhode Island’s East Bay Sailing Foundation is selected as the first program as part of U.S. SailGP Team’s “Foiling First” pathway initiative.
After two days of racing and one final winner-take all race on Sunday, Great Britain SailGP stands atop the SailGP Season 2 Leaderboard; here’s how the weekend’s races went down.
In this April 26 edition of Around the Sailing World, the gang tables the SailGP’s season starter in Bermuda, the Newport to Ensenda Race, a
“Leo’s View” is the first in an ongoing series of Q&A with Tajima Direct, where we will see and hear about the evolution of the sport of sailing at the highest level through the eyes and view of one of the hottest young rising stars in the game today, Japanese-born New Zealander Leonard Takahashi.
With the addition of two additional female sailors to its roster, United States SailGP under Spithill fills its squad ahead of the season opener in Bermuda at the end of April.
The United States SailGP Team announced today the launch of a nationwide, open application process for American female athletes as part of its ongoing roster selection process.
The United States SailGP Team unveiled details regarding its athlete roster, beginning with the announcement that it has retained American Magic sailors Andrew Campbell, Cooper Dressler and Alex Sinclair.
New venues and new teams stretch the second season of SailGP from Bermuda in April to San Francisco in February 2022.
For the reboot of Season 2, United States SailGP taps one of the best in the business to lead the American team.
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