The Spain SailGP Team was just one point away from running into its second consecutive Grand Prix final, and passes to Australia on the championship table
Emirates GBR was made with the weekend victory in a final in which they reached over 93 km / h

Vibrant second day of racing in Canada, just as yesterday's wind and provisional classification boasted. The Spain SailGP Team remained at the door of a final repeat - just one point - but is already second in the championship after finishing fourth in Halifax, thus surpassing Australia.

For the second day in a row, the atmospheric conditions were very irregular, and the strong wind raches for much of the day made the cranes unable to put the F50 of Germany, Switzerland and the United States in the water to take off the fourth race on time. The Germans were able to participate in the fifth. In this sense, the competition made the difficult decision to prioritize the teams according to the classification of the event after the first day of competition.

In the first test of the day, Spain was unable to make a good exit, and was soon relegated to the back, ending in the last place. However, the Spanish team of SailGP was compensated for this last result with a first place in the last qualifying race of the weekend, which left us the turn of the Australians when they were leading the manga. Despite the triumph, the second in the Grand Prix, the Spain SailGP Team could not enter the final.

Emirates GBR, Rockwool Denmark and France fought the victory in a tremendous final race, in which they reached over 93 km / h. The British, piloted by Gilles Scott, dominated from beginning to end and gave no options to French and Danish, who fought for second place. With this victory, the British return to the path of triumph after Ben Ainslie's march.

In the absence of just two major awards to be held, Spain is second in the general of SailGP with 72 points, one more than Australia (71). The following are France (65), Rockwool Denmark (64), Emirates GBR (58) and Canada (58). United States (50), Germany (35) and Switzerland (28) close the table, and are already outside the Grand Final of San Francisco.

2024-06-02: Sail GP: first act in Halifax and Spain at a podium point

Spain closes the first day of racing in Halifax at a single point from the third place and will fight again on Sunday for the Grand Prix final

The Spain SailGP Team will fight again, another Grand Prix, to enter the end of the weekend. The Spanish team of SailGP finished the first day of competition in Halifax in fifth position, with 20 points, just one of the third square, on a day marked by the changing conditions of the wind.

The F50 Victoria began the Grand Prix the same way he ended up in Bermuda: with a brilliant victory, imposing himself clearly on the first sleeve of the day after a good departure. The Spain SailGP Team dominated the race practically from beginning to end, without the irregular wind runners being a problem.

In the second manga, the team piloted by Diego Botin ended in fourth position, retaining his first place in the provisional classification. However, an eighth place in the last manga relegated Spain to half the table, after a backward exit. Emirates GBR was the strongest rival of all Saturday, showing that it can still rejoin the championship if it finally gets stuck in the end of this Rockwool Canada Sail Grand Prix.

2024-05-31: Sail GP, Spain debut in Canada... wants to be at the end of San Francisco

A good result would consolidate the Spain SailGP Team in the third position, in the absence of only two more Grand Prizes for disputsSpain comes to Canada with the good taste of the mouth of the last Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand Prix, and with the aim of consolidating its third place in the overall classification of the competition. After its second victory of the season and the history of the Spain SailGP Team in the flying catamaran competition, the Spanish team of SailGP will look for a good result a few meters from the coast of Halifax and Dartmouth.

With only three Grand Awards to be held (Halifax, New York and San Francisco), the team piloted by Diego Botin (65 points) takes nine points to his immediate pursuers, Rockeool Denmark and France (56 points); and twelve points to Phil Robertson's Canada (53), who will seek victory at home. The Spanish SailGP team marches Australia, with only two more points than Spain (67), and New Zealand, which has a comfortable first position with 77 points. In any case, it has already been seen throughout the season that everything can happen in SailGP.