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“Humiliating Hugh Jackman. That’s a national pastime in Canada”
Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman have spent years monetising the fact that they enjoy winding each other up. In Valencia, they finally got a proper scoreboard. Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman Behind The Scenes in Valencia The Lowdown Reynolds beat Jackman in a head-to-head F50 race in Valencia. Aussie Jackman stayed with the Australian team they co-own. Reynolds defected to his native Canadian team. Reynolds had already sailed with Australia in Bermuda and came away bruised by G

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TOUCHDOWN VALENCIA: SAILGP ARRIVES IN HISTORIC SAILING WATERS WITH THE TITLE RACE WIDE OPEN
Los Gallos welcome SailGP to a new home event as they chase Australia, France arrive with a 107.63 km/h record from Sassnitz, Canada have momentum with three finals from four events, and reigning champions GBR fight to stay alive. Spain come home 14 points off the championship lead. Australia arrive with five wins. France have just broken SailGP’s speed record. New Zealand are finally back. And the defending champions are running out of weekends. Valencia is making its SailG

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SailGP Valencia: Home Waters, High Expectations
A city that knows what one second can mean. A Spanish team that went from last place to champions. And a driver whose road to Olympic gold began in a 49er that kept filling with water. Valencia has seen sailing become absurdly serious before. In 2007, Alinghi defended the America’s Cup here by beating Emirates Team New Zealand in a final race decided by one second — still the closest finish in America’s Cup history. Three years later, Larry Ellison’s BMW Oracle Racing took th

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“Humiliating Hugh Jackman. That’s a national pastime in Canada”
Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman have spent years monetising the fact that they enjoy winding each other up. In Valencia, they finally got a proper scoreboard. Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman Behind The Scenes in Valencia The Lowdown Reynolds beat Jackman in a head-to-head F50 race in Valencia. Aussie Jackman stayed with the Australian team they co-own. Reynolds defected to his native Canadian team. Reynolds had already sailed with Australia in Bermuda and came away bruised by G
Romy Kraus


TOUCHDOWN VALENCIA: SAILGP ARRIVES IN HISTORIC SAILING WATERS WITH THE TITLE RACE WIDE OPEN
Los Gallos welcome SailGP to a new home event as they chase Australia, France arrive with a 107.63 km/h record from Sassnitz, Canada have momentum with three finals from four events, and reigning champions GBR fight to stay alive. Spain come home 14 points off the championship lead. Australia arrive with five wins. France have just broken SailGP’s speed record. New Zealand are finally back. And the defending champions are running out of weekends. Valencia is making its SailG
Romy Kraus


SailGP Valencia: Home Waters, High Expectations
A city that knows what one second can mean. A Spanish team that went from last place to champions. And a driver whose road to Olympic gold began in a 49er that kept filling with water. Valencia has seen sailing become absurdly serious before. In 2007, Alinghi defended the America’s Cup here by beating Emirates Team New Zealand in a final race decided by one second — still the closest finish in America’s Cup history. Three years later, Larry Ellison’s BMW Oracle Racing took th
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FROM CHAOS TO CONTROL: THE FLYING ROOS TAKE SASSNITZ
France reset the speed record. Germany nailed the weather call. New Zealand finally made a Final. But the defining story of Sassnitz was Australia turning an earlier mistake into their fifth win of the season. Winners in Sassnitz: Bonds Flying Roos - Victory 5 this season (c) SailP Sassnitz delivered two completely different SailGP events in one weekend. Saturday was about outright speed, with the F50s regularly breaking 100 km/h and France setting a new SailGP record at 107.
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“I was definitely on the edge”
France just broke SailGP’s all-time speed record at 107.63 km/h. Denmark broke the old one too, then buried the bow. On a wild afternoon in Sassnitz, the difference between history and disaster was measured in fractions of a second. Neck-on-Neck (c) SailGP There is a point in most sports where going faster stops looking athletic and starts looking slightly unhinged. In Sassnitz, that point was apparently somewhere above 100 km/h. On the opening day of the ROCKWOOL Germany Sai
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“This would mean the world to us.”
After last year’s breakthrough in Sassnitz, Germany return with more pace, more consistency and a genuine shot at the podium. Erik Kosegarten-Heil and Anna Barth at the Sassnitz press conference. Photo credit: SailGP Sassnitz does not behave like a normal sailing venue. The Baltic resort has discovered a second identity: for one weekend, the shoreline fills up, the grandstand gets loud enough for sailors to hear it through their in-ear comms, and 50-foot catamarans start beh
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"Everyone arrived last year with big question marks. Now Sassnitz is a season favourite.”
SailGP returns to Rügen for a second year. New York may have the landmarks. But Sassnitz has speed records, wild nature scenery, roaring crowds and the attention of an entire island SailGP Sassnitz - Image Credit: JN for SailGP When SailGP arrived in Sassnitz last year it was not an established international sailing venue or a global sports city. Then more than 13,000 people turned up, Germany won the opening race and ROCKWOOL Racing hit 103.93 km/h - 56.2 knots - to set a ne
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Spain Turns Portsmouth Into a SailGP Power Shift
Los Gallos go back-to-back, Artemis find ruthless consistency, and the championship leaders discover that in SailGP, momentum can disappear faster than an F50 lifts onto its foils. A tactical split hands Los Gallos the Portsmouth title - Artemis score a weekend-high 19 points. (c) SailGP Portsmouth was supposed to be a homecoming. Instead, it became a warning. Across two days of hard-wind racing, ten group races produced ten different winners. Britain’s home team failed to es
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“We went full on”: Spain turns Halifax into a risk-management exam
Los Gallos finally cash in their 2026 consistency, winning SailGP’s Canada stop after a day built on starts, foils, nerve, and one brutal lesson: safe teams don’t get champagne. Los Gallos Win the Canadian stop of SailGP in Halifax - (c) SailGP Halifax gave SailGP the midpoint episode every season needs: messy weather, split-fleet racing, a first-ever four-boat final, the Black Foils back from exile, Emirates GBR snapping their wing before racing, and Spain choosing violence
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“You Had to Trust What You Could See”
Australia turns the Hudson into a knife fight, wins three straight, and leaves the rest of SailGP chasing spray. SailGP New York (c) SailGP New York gave SailGP the kind of weekend it secretly wants: busted hardware, dodgy wind, a start-line crash, a home-team heartbreak, and a final decided by inches. The Bonds Flying Roos, led by Tom Slingsby, came in hot after wins in Bermuda and Rio de Janeiro, then somehow raised the temperature again on the Hudson. A broken rudder befor
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