Sydney, France and SailGP
France to return to the startline, as SailGP touches down on Sydney Harbor
The most exciting racing on water returns tomorrow after a wet and wild day of practice on Sydney Harbor. SailGP celebrates the return of France, who re-joins the Rolex SailGP Championship after missing the first two stops of the season.
SailGP returns to where it all started in Sydney this weekend and six years on from the inaugural race, co-founder Russell ...
It’s generally the wettest and wildest ride in world sailing but for the crew on the USA’s radical foiling 50 foot catamaran ...
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Warren Jones, SailGP chief technology officer, says private 5G combined with the edge routers not only matches the bandwidth and latency challenges of billions of data points during a race, but also ...
Australia has won the New Zealand leg of the SailGP series, pressing home an advantage they enjoyed throughout the event to beat Spain and Britain in the three-boat final.
Two of Australia’s leading sports teams - the Flying Roos SailGP crew and the Dolphins swimming team - are collaborating in a ...
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SailGP gun Kyle Langford has given an insight into the wet, wild and high-risk speed chase that could see 100km/h broken on ...
Ericsson is providing private 5G for SailGP at a dozen F50 grand-prix sailing races around the world – to support 53 billion ...
Leading global sailing event taps global comms tech provider for cellular private networks to power connectivity.
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