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A pair of Australians were part of a major sting in the SailGP Sydney event – they just weren’t racing on the Aussie boat on a very expensive day of controversy and drama on Sydney Harbour
Record penalties, flying starts, close calls, nosedives and cheeky moves – day one of the Sydney SailGP had it all and more. including one very happy Australian team.
The world’s most technologically advanced sailing boats lit up Sydney Harbour ahead of this weekend’s SailGP, although the Americans ran into a spot of bother.
SailGP gun Kyle Langford has given an insight into the wet, wild and high risk speed chase that could see 100km/h broken on Sydney Harbour – and the fear and pain involved.
Two of Australia’s leading sports teams – SailGPs Flying Roos and the Dolphins – are collaborating in a hunt for “little gems” to deliver lucrative triumphs on the water and Olympic medals in it.
There were crashes, concussions and carnage at the last event but Aussie SailGP skipper Tom Slingsby is tipping a wild speed chase and an old rivalry reigniting on his home waters this weekend.
Soaps Neighbours and Home and Away – and a British Olympian who watched them – are strangely playing a part in the resurgence of the Aussie crew in the SailGP series hitting Sydney at speed.
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