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

Luna Rossa’s Sardinian fever dream: one trophy, two heartbreaks, and a 0.8-second mistake that flipped the room. (c) AC38 Cagliari didn’t host a sailing event so much as a public stress test for Italian nerves. Luna Rossa arrived with two storylines: the Women & Youth crew of Marco Gradoni and Margherita Porro looking like the class of the AC40 fleet, and the senior crew carrying the expectation of a home crowd that had turned the Bay of Angels into a floating stadium. Then s

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