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SailGP Sydney - Bow Caddy Media images

by Bow Caddy Media 19 Dec 2021 16:47 PST

After a day of drama in moderate airs on Day 1 of SailGP Sydney, Day 2 was largely incident-free, despite a very solid nor'easter that hit gusts of 30 knots or more at times.

It says something of SailGP's data sharing system that the entire fleet looked very much in control for most of the day's racing, as these Bow Caddy Media images show.

Congratulations to the Australia SailGP team on their win in the finals of the event.

Australia SailGP Team on the home stretch - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Australia SailGP Team on the home stretch - photo © Bow Caddy Media

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