Canada SailGP Team

BREAKING! SailGP line-up for the 2025 season is confirmed. 11 teams will hit the start line of Dubai in less than a month, while the full 12-team line-up will be in place from Auckland in January 2025 🗞️

The wait is almost over⏳ The 2024/2025 SailGP season kicks off in Dubai in just 1 month! This will be the league’s biggest season yet, with 14 events across 5 continents and new teams on the start line. See you in Dubai 🇦🇪

“As a team, we want to be able to show Canada how amazing our sport is, how amazing SailGP is,” 🎙️ Giles Scott

SailGP will aim to increase the number of events staged per season to around 18-20, as part of the league’s ongoing ambition to compete alongside top 20 sports properties 👀

Set to be rolled out in Auckland, the new T-Foils could be a game changer for league 👀 tell us what you think about it?

CBC Nova Scotia caught up with our flight controller, Billy Gooderham, to talk about the team's new ownership and SailGP's return to Canada in 2026 📺

“We want to grow, we want to inspire Canadian kids, we want to win races, and we want the team to be a commercial success,” Giles Scott, driver of the Canada SailGP Team. Read the full interview 👇

In addition to Giles Scott, we're thrilled to announce the retention of top talent, including flight controller Billy Gooderham, wing trimmer Paul Campbell-James, strategists Annie Haeger and Georgia Lewin-LaFrance, as well as grinders Tim Hornsby, Jareese Finch, Cooper Dressler and Tom Ramshaw.  Full story 🗞️ https://lnkd.in/eKGVZVPe

The Canada SailGP Team has been acquired by Canadian biotech entrepreneur Dr Greg Bailey. The news follows months of speculation about the team’s future and secures Canada’s place on the 2024/25 Season start line. Read the full story 👇

Double Olympic Gold medalist Giles Scott has been signed as driver for the Canadian team. Born in the UK, Giles also has Canadian citizenship, having spent some of his early years in Canada, and was introduced to sailing on the Ottawa River.