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- On the first day of the Rolex Switzerland SailGP, light winds and shortened courses meant that conditions were not as usual; Group A sailed only two races instead of three.
- Denmark and Sweden lead Group A (6 points each), followed by France and Spain (5 each); Germany trails by 2 points following penalties.
- Team Germany dropped two places in the second race following two controversial penalties at the final mark; Kosegarten-Heil criticised the jury’s decisions.

SailGP: Harsh penalties for Team Germany in the Geneva waiting game

- Following her departure from Team Brazil, Martine Grael is now standing in for the injury-plagued US foiler at the SailGP in Geneva.
- The US team, recent winners in Valencia and currently third in the overall standings, are hoping that Grael will help them secure vital points ahead of the final in Abu Dhabi.
- The Germany SailGP Team has appointed Olympic champion Tom Burton as its new head coach, who is set to oversee the team’s sporting development in the long term.

SailGP: Martine Grael makes a comeback; Tom Burton joins Team Germany

- Martine Grael steps down as helmswoman for Team Mubadala Brazil; Paul Goodison takes over, whilst Kahena Kunze returns as strategist.  
- The US team has suffered a double blow with injuries: Taylor Canfield and reserve Harry Melges IV are out of action ahead of Geneva due to injury.  
- Following an intensive debriefing on light-wind conditions, Team Germany is travelling to Geneva in good spirits; they are strong in handling but their starting performance remains inconsistent.

Rolex SailGP: Stormy conditions ahead of light-wind racing on Lake Geneva

- SailGP in Sassnitz: speed records, a strong Team Germany and an analysis of the factors behind the venue’s success  
- Tests and comparisons: an exclusive test of the redesigned Hanse 461, ten hydrogenerators, new yachts and trailable small cruisers  
- Practical advice and travel: rules of the road on right of way, late-summer sailing on Lake Garda, various regattas, sailing areas, youth projects and book recommendations

YACHT 20/2026: SailGP, the Hanse 461 and hydrogenerators

- Taylor Canfield and the US team win the SailGP final in Valencia in a light-wind duel against Australia’s “Flying Roos”.  
- A short race programme featuring just four group races causes frustration; Spain and Team Germany miss out on the final despite showing promise.  
- In the overall standings, Australia leads ahead of Spain and the USA; Team Germany is eighth, with three events remaining before the final in Abu Dhabi.

SailGP: Match racing ace Canfield puts on a brilliant display in the Valencia short programme

- Spain are dominating Group B in Valencia with two wins and a second-place finish, whilst Germany are struggling with light winds and missed opportunities.
- According to Kosegarten-Heil, technical problems with the wing trimmer’s foot pedals have cost Team Germany four points and hampered their attempts to catch up.
- Los Gallos lead Group B ahead of Denmark and the USA; in Group A, Bonds Flying Roos are ahead of Red Bull Italy; New Zealand’s Black Foils are struggling significantly.

SailGP: Los Gallos “sensational”, “Deadpool” and “Wolverine” go head-to-head

- SailGP is making its debut in Valencia, 19 years after the 2007 America’s Cup, with 13 teams from 13 nations and a home race for the Spanish team.
- Light wind conditions are expected, with very light winds on Saturday and a slightly stronger sea breeze on Sunday.
- The new four-crew rule, which excludes grinding strategists, forces a redistribution of tasks on board and presents all teams with major challenges in adapting to the changes.

SailGP: 19 years after the Cup hit – SailGP debut in Valencia

- As strategist, Barth oversees operations on the F50, communicates course and risk decisions to helmsman Erik, and covers his blind spot.  
- Safety remains a key priority in SailGP despite the high speeds; the split-fleet format, training and routine are designed to minimise accidents and capsizes.  
- The German team is struggling with limited training time, a cautious sailing style and poor starts; Barth is simultaneously planning Olympic campaigns up to 2032.

Interview: SailGP strategist Anna Barth on her role, the risks and Sassnitz

- Despite initial scepticism, Sassnitz is establishing itself as an international SailGP hotspot with a growing audience and a significant economic impact.  
- The Baltic Sea course remains the fastest SailGP track: Team France sets a new speed record of 107.63 km/h, whilst Australia wins the final amidst chaotic weather conditions.  
- Team Germany secures two race wins but narrowly misses out on the final due to start problems and finishes eighth out of 13 teams in the overall standings.

​SailGP Sassnitz: 15,000 fans, a multi-million impact and plans up to 2030

- Sophie Steinlein is focusing on the 2028 Olympics in the 49erFX class and is therefore stepping back from SailGP and other projects in order to maximise her chances of winning a medal.  
- Thanks to support from Sporthilfe and a Deutsche Bank sports scholarship, she is able to combine elite sport with her architecture studies whilst securing her financial future until 2028.  
- She is calling for greater visibility and equal opportunities for women in professional sailing and aims to play a more active role in SailGP in the long term.

Sophie Steinlein: Between Foils and Design Language

- Sassnitz hosts the fastest SailGP weekend: France sets a new F50 speed record of 107.63 km/h, whilst Australia wins the event.
- Team Germany secured two race wins but, despite clever tactics and strong comebacks, were let down by poor starts and missed out on the final four.
- In the overall standings, Australia leads ahead of Spain and Sweden; Germany remains in eighth place, whilst defending champions Emirates GBR have slipped to fourth.

SailGP: ‘Crashnitz’ is followed by ‘Flashnitz’, with Sassnitz remaining the record-breaking course

- Team Germany are fifth in Group B at the halfway stage and need to take more risks to reach the final at the Rockwool Germany SailGP.  
- On the record-breaking course off Sassnitz, the German boat reached 104.6 km/h; Kosegarten-Heil praises the exceptional speed conditions in the absence of a current.  
- Kosegarten-Heil outlines the progress of the German SailGP project since 2018 and emphasises its organisational strength as well as the desire for more training time.

SailGP: Erik Kosegarten-Heil – “Sassnitz is ideal for speed records”

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SailGP

SailGP
Harsh penalties for Team Germany in the Geneva waiting game

SailGP
Martine Grael makes a comeback; Tom Burton joins Team Germany

Rolex SailGP
Stormy conditions ahead of light-wind racing on Lake Geneva

YACHT 20/2026
SailGP, the Hanse 461 and hydrogenerators

SailGP
Match racing ace Canfield puts on a brilliant display in the Valencia short programme

SailGP
Los Gallos “sensational”, “Deadpool” and “Wolverine” go head-to-head

SailGP
19 years after the Cup hit – SailGP debut in Valencia

Interview
SailGP strategist Anna Barth on her role, the risks and Sassnitz

SailGP Sassnitz
15,000 fans, a multi-million impact and plans up to 2030

Sophie Steinlein
Between Foils and Design Language

SailGP
‘Crashnitz’ is followed by ‘Flashnitz’, with Sassnitz remaining the record-breaking course

SailGP
Erik Kosegarten-Heil – “Sassnitz is ideal for speed records”

SailGP

SailGPHarsh penalties for Team Germany in the Geneva waiting game

SailGPMartine Grael makes a comeback; Tom Burton joins Team Germany

Rolex SailGPStormy conditions ahead of light-wind racing on Lake Geneva

YACHT 20/2026SailGP, the Hanse 461 and hydrogenerators

SailGPMatch racing ace Canfield puts on a brilliant display in the Valencia short programme

SailGPLos Gallos “sensational”, “Deadpool” and “Wolverine” go head-to-head

SailGP19 years after the Cup hit – SailGP debut in Valencia

InterviewSailGP strategist Anna Barth on her role, the risks and Sassnitz

​SailGP Sassnitz15,000 fans, a multi-million impact and plans up to 2030

Sophie SteinleinBetween Foils and Design Language

SailGP‘Crashnitz’ is followed by ‘Flashnitz’, with Sassnitz remaining the record-breaking course

SailGPErik Kosegarten-Heil – “Sassnitz is ideal for speed records”

SailGP
Harsh penalties for Team Germany in the Geneva waiting game

SailGP
Martine Grael makes a comeback; Tom Burton joins Team Germany

Rolex SailGP
Stormy conditions ahead of light-wind racing on Lake Geneva

YACHT 20/2026
SailGP, the Hanse 461 and hydrogenerators

SailGP
Match racing ace Canfield puts on a brilliant display in the Valencia short programme

SailGP
Los Gallos “sensational”, “Deadpool” and “Wolverine” go head-to-head

SailGP
19 years after the Cup hit – SailGP debut in Valencia

Interview
SailGP strategist Anna Barth on her role, the risks and Sassnitz

SailGP Sassnitz
15,000 fans, a multi-million impact and plans up to 2030

Sophie Steinlein
Between Foils and Design Language

SailGP
‘Crashnitz’ is followed by ‘Flashnitz’, with Sassnitz remaining the record-breaking course

SailGP
Erik Kosegarten-Heil – “Sassnitz is ideal for speed records”