Spain clinches San Francisco SailGP win as Australia weathers wing failure at start of final race
However, Australia’s wingsail shattering into pieces in the last few seconds before the start of the final 11-boat fleet race was a heart-in-mouth moment for the crowds watching from the San Francisco shore, not to mention for the sailors themselves. Never were they more grateful for their crash helmets and impact vests.
Spain clinch first SailGP victory of the season in familiar San Francisco
Defending series champions Spain looked dominant in the second day of the fifth round of SailGP season on Sunday as skipper Diego Botin steered his team to victory over Canada and France in an exciting final in sunny San Francisco bay.
The SailGP league likes the extreme, but watching the Australian team's wing implode was another level during the San ...
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We’ve just got to try save the boat as best we can.” The main wing of the Australia SailGP Team breaks at the start of the race on Day 2 in San Francisco. Photo: Jason Ludlow/SailGP via AP.
"But the sailing we're doing at SailGP is at the highest level. It's the most technologically advanced boats, the most challenging boats to sail and the speeds is probably what makes the biggest ...
It has also introduced initiatives to train more women on the operations, technology and boat-building side of the business. For example, SailGP Technologies based in Southampton, U.K., offers an ...
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