The 2025 Rolex Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix delivered a weekend of high-octane racing, bringing the cutting-edge F50 foiling catamarans to the Port of Los Angeles and showcasing the exceptional skill of the world’s top hydrofoiling sailors. The event was marked by intense competition, with numerous lead changes and dramatic maneuvers that highlighted the incredible speeds these vessels can achieve. For those in attendance, the location provided excellent viewing opportunities, while remote viewers were treated to comprehensive coverage through SailGP’s broadcast and online platforms.
NorthStar Canada’s won the 2025 Rolex Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix, marking their first win since Season 3. They triumphed over New Zealand and Australia in a tense final race. Despite New Zealand initially leading, NorthStar Canada capitalized on their opponent’s errors, securing a dominant lead. The Canadians achieved the highest fly time of the fleet at 99% and the highest average speed of the day at 51.07 km/h, despite light wind conditions. While the Kiwis recorded the highest speed of the day at 68.16 km/h, NorthStar Canada’s consistent performance led them to victory.
The official SailGP website and YouTube channel served as primary sources for event highlights, replays, and behind-the-scenes content, with dedicated highlight videos for each day’s racing.
Day 1 2025 Rolex Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix
The videos effectively captured the speed and intensity of the F50s, often including onboard footage that offered a sailor’s-eye view, complemented by insightful commentary and analysis. Overall, the Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix was a resounding success, demonstrating SailGP’s continued growth and its ability to deliver thrilling racing while pushing the boundaries of sailing technology and promoting sustainability.
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