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On the final day of practice on Thursday, the team were completing pre-race training drills when they hit an uncharted rock just outside the racecourse boundary ...

After taking an advisor role for the Swiss team in Plymouth, Nathan Outteridge returns to the driving seat in Denmark and he will share that role with Sebastien Schneiter. The Denmark Sail Grand Prix event is the fourth event of Season 3, with 11 events taking place in total. The British team will now focus their attention on a return to action in the French Riviera on September 10 and 11 for the France Sail Grand Prix in Saint-Tropez. "We appreciate all the support from the SailGP Tech Team to retrieve the boat and help repair the damage ready for racing in Saint-Tropez next month." The damage sustained included snapping the head of the starboard rudder clean off and damage to the starboard daggerboard and board casing. The Great Britain SailGP team will not be able to compete in the Denmark event after sustaining significant boat damage during practice.

A postponed sign displayed on the Race Control boat on Race Day 1 of the ROCKWOOL Denmark Sail Grand Prix in Copenhagen, Denmark. 19th August 2022. Photo: ...

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Ben Ainlsie's Great Britain SailGP Team have pulled out of this weekend's ROCKWOOL Denmark Sail Grand Prix in Copenhagen. On the final day of practice ...

[SailGP – ROCKWOOL Denmark Sail Grand Prix live](https://www.sailweb.co.uk/2022/08/19/sailgp-denmark-sail-grand-prix-live/) The British team will now have to wait until the France Sail Grand Prix Saint-Tropez, Friday 11 and Saturday 12 September, to try to recover their second place overall position. Damage sustained included snapping the head of the starboard rudder clean off and damage to the starboard daggerboard and board casing.

The abandonment means there will be three fleet races tomorrow and no podium race for the top three teams. However, the same number of points will be awarded ...

"We've talked to anyone in this event and they'll say that their main goal is to make the top three the end of the season and missing an event like that is obviously incredibly tough on them. "It's effectively put us out of this event, which is a tough call for the team. The Brits started the round second overall on 24 points, five behind series leaders Australia and two ahead of New Zealand and Canada. "We ran into a rock effectively and carbon fibre and hard rock at about 15 kilometres per hour don't go too well. The abandonment means there will be three fleet races tomorrow and no podium race for the top three teams. "The stakes are high tomorrow but we are excited by that.

The New Zealand SailGP Team is back in action in Copenhagen for Event 4 of Season 3 of SailGP, and the team has a new target on its back after a dominant ...

The 10th event on the Season 3 calendar, the New Zealand Sail Grand Prix is the last event before the Season Grand Finale in San Francisco. The New Zealand Sail Grand Prix will be hosted in the vibrant city of Otautahi, Christchurch. "Taking both the Impact League and the grand prix in Plymouth is a huge milestone and something we've aspired to since joining SailGP." Denmark were third, with USA 4th and New Zealand 5th.SailGP Season 3 Schedule: In the Practice Race 1 USA and Switzerland crossed the finish line, first and second respectively, but overlapped. This weekend's action unfolds over two days on the strait between Denmark and Sweden, with live racing on Friday and Saturday 19-20 August CEST / Saturday - Sunday 20-21 August NZT.

The British team was completing pre-race training drills when they hit an uncharted rock just outside the racecourse boundary. Damage sustained on the starboard ...

"We reviewed the damage ashore and unfortunately it has put us out of this event, which is a difficult call for the team. Earlier reports stated at the host team from Denmark and the Spanish team had also hit rocks, sustaining damage to rudders and foils. An initial report had it that the Great Britain SailGP Team was in a race against time, after sustaining damage to its F50 race boat during practice racing on Thursday in Copenhagen.

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Fans around the globe can check out how to watch where they are at SailGP.com/watch.A few final tickets are still available for Sunday but are selling fast, head to SailGP.com for more information. This Is Not My Content So If You Want To Read Original Content You Can Follow Below Links Burling said: “I mean, it’s simple, for our sport we need wind and today just wasn’t to be. It’s all on for tomorrow, I think the racing will be more important than ever, I think you’ll see teams taking more risks because the average game is off. Earlier in the day Their Royal Highnesses, the Crown Prince Couple visited the SailGP Tech Site. Copenhagen unable to host any races.

The opening day of the Denmark SailGP in Copenhagen was cancelled with a lack of wind preventing any racing from taking place.

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The Kiwis gave another sailing master-class, in starting and taking control of a race, to cruise to their second SailGP Final win. In contrast to the light wins ...

The race closed up at the top of the windward leg with New Zealand and France tacking into the right-hand corner. France looked to make the same error as in Race 2, but had a good margin and held on to finish second with DEN third. In the middle of the fleet, but handily placed, the USA muffed another gybe, came off their foils and dropped back to last. Burling pounced as they came through the middle at the bottom mark, catching Australia on port tack and getting a penalty on his trans-Tasman rival. Race 3: Burling again started well back and was first to be on the foils with 15secs to start. Denmark was was 11secs back, with France 14secs off the Kiwi lead. New Zealand led around Mark 1, with Denmark second and France third. Kiwis continued to dominate sailing at 51kmh in the 26kmh breeze at the top of the penultimate mark and leading all the way down the final leg to take the win. Burling dropped back on Leg 2 as the French and Australians contested the lead. Denmark took third after the French were penalised. Closing to the top of Leg 3, New Zealand moved into third, behind France and Australia, with Denmark in fourth. The wind remained the usual 22-26km at the bottom of the course and the race developed into a game of following the leader with New Zealand, Denmark and France in that order in the parade, with the Kiwis 100 metres ahead sailing at 50kmh downwind.

Kiwis make history on bumper day of racing, with their second successive triumph seeing them jump into second place on the standings.

If quality local sport journalism is important to you, become a Stuff supporter today. A beautiful mind crunching all the player stats. You need journalists close enough to smell the liniment. Tom Slingsby’s Australian crew missed their first final in six events, with France progressing on a countback. *