GRE-9 wins Cowes eSailGP to claim final place in live final showdown, August 14, The stage is set for the inaugural eSailGP Grand Final. Britain’s Ocean City has been selected to host SailGP’s season two European debut when the global league’s events restart in 2021.

To learn more visit SailGP-San-Francisco. But for those who need your fix of the old Scuttlebutt, you can visit the old site, for a limited time. France, Billy Besson SailGP details – Team rosters – Results – How to watch – Facebook. Australia, Tom Slingsby Plymouth was selected following a competitive six-month-long bid process involving five other UK cities. Seven months of hard fought virtual battles came down to just five minutes to decide the Champion. Enhanced viewing experiences are available from the grandstand and official spectator boats. Requires iOS 11.0 or later. 2021-22 Teams Australia, Tom Slingsby Denmark, Nicolai Sehested France, … French player qualifies for eSailGP Grand Final, MCES pepito claims penultimate spot following Pop-Up Qualifier, Following a closely fought virtual battle, the penultimate place in the eSailGP Grand Final has been claimed. This is brilliant news, especially as we look ahead to the future and focus on post-pandemic economic recovery. To follow more closely with your own tools you can download the app from iTunes or Google, listen in on VHF Channel 20, and follow along on Facebook Live. Spain, Jordi Xammar/ Phil Robertson* Look for the latest information to be posted on the website, with the highlights distributed Monday through Friday in the e-Newsletter. The British have a very talented team led by Ben Ainslie and I'm sure they will receive a lot of local support in their bid for the global championship. "We’ll be working closely with SailGP to maximize the opportunities offered, ensuring that our residents benefit positively and inspiring a love of sailing in the next generation with an accompanying youth engagement program.”.

Ben Ainslie, helmsman, lifts the winning trophy as Iain Jensen, Luke Parkinson, Matt Gotrel, Neil Hunter and Richard Mason of Great Britain SailGP Team celebrate winning SailGP Sydney on Race Day 2. The F50 boats are equal in their top-flight technology, allowing the world-class sailors to determine the outcome as the season unfolds in some of the world’s greatest sailing venues. Following a hugely successful 2019 event – won by the Australia SailGP Team led by home-grown Olympic gold medalist Tom Slingsby – SailGP will return to the iconic Sydney Harbour for the first event of SailGP Season 2.National teams from Denmark, France, Great Britain, Japan, Spain and the United States will take on reigning champions Australia and go head to head over a series of thrilling high speed short-format races.The SailGP App has been updated to improve performance, and support the new SailGP teams. Following the UK leg, SailGP plans to remain in Europe for grand prix events in the other team markets: Denmark, France and Spain. DOWNLOAD FROM THE APPLE APP STORE DOWNLOAD FROM THE GOOGLE PLAY STORE Hello readers! Plymouth SailGP will be showcased around the world via top-tier broadcasters in more than 100 territories, including exclusively in the UK and Ireland on Sky Sports. Great Britain, Ben Ainslie Impressive. As the French SailGP team wrote in their latest press release, "Il fait frisquet à Frisco." The adrenaline-filled racing between competing nations will take place on Plymouth Sound in partnership with Plymouth City Council, with support from Associated British Ports, English Cities Fund and Sutton Harbour Group.

After the UK leg, SailGP plans to remain in Europe for grand prix events in the other team markets: Denmark, France and Spain. SailGP CEO Sir Russell Coutts said: “We are really excited to add Plymouth as the third event in season two of SailGP. Plymouth is a fantastic sailing venue with a natural amphitheatre for the fans to watch these amazing F50s.”. Inbox Communications, Inc. All Rights Reserved.made by digitalstyle.

Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. "We look forward to staging a fantastic event and working with Plymouth City Council to ensure we leave a positive lasting impression and legacy in the city.”. Bring warm clothes and watch the sailors balance speed, tactics and survival on San Francisco Bay. Japan, Nathan Outteridge Ainslie said: “For us as a British team there is nothing better than racing in front of a home crowd and we are incredibly excited about the prospect. There is an element of nostalgia for me personally, having grown up and learned to sail in the West Country and now all these years later coming back to race on the international stage.

New for season two will be the ability to translate key conversations on board the F50s during racing through a recently unveiled partnership with Acronis, bringing fans ever-closer to the high-speed, high-tech action. The UK event in SailGP Season 1 - which was witnessed by 24,000 spectators and delivered US$24 million in economic impact to the community while reaching a total global audience of 231 million - saw some of the most dramatic scenes of the year.