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SailGP announces public tickets on sale today for 2025 U.S. and select Europe events

by SailGP 11 Dec 2024 07:53 PST
New Zealand SailGP Team helmed by Peter Burling in action passing Alcatraz Island on Race Day 2 of the SailGP Season 4 Grand Final in San Francisco, USA © Samo Vidic for SailGP

Tickets for six more of SailGP's 2025 events are live today, including all three U.S. events and three stops on the Rolex SailGP Championship's action-packed European summer calendar; available for purchase at SailGP.com/Tickets.

SailGP CEO Sir Russell Coutts said: "Following a fantastic season launch in Dubai, we are excited to invite fans across America and Europe to purchase tickets to see the most exciting racing on water first-hand when the Rolex SailGP Championship travels to some of the most iconic destinations on our 2025 Season calendar. Spectators can experience a new era of the best high-speed, high-tech racing on water - with the action unfolding very close to shore. SailGP tickets are the perfect holiday gift for racing fans."

Following stops in Auckland (January 18-19) and Sydney (February 8-9), the Rolex SailGP Championship will venture to the U.S., beginning with the Rolex Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix (March 15-16), where the elements of sun, sailing and celebrity will collide for an unforgettable waterside experience. The event will be the global championship's second visit to the city, and the first Rolex Title Partner event following the announcement of the Swiss watchmaker as the racing championship's first naming sponsor.

One week later, the Oracle San Francisco Sail Grand Prix (March 22-23) will showcase high speed, high tech and high drama in a racing masterclass against the backdrop of the Golden Gate Bridge. Oracle, the league's cloud technology partner, has been announced as the new Title Partner of the event, which has boasted some of the most dynamic, exciting racing conditions in SailGP history. SailGP has harnessed the power of Oracle cloud and AI technology to improve racing performance and athlete safety, enhancing the fan engagement and viewer experience, and grow the league into a global phenomenon.

The U.S. leg of the 2025 season calendar will conclude with the Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix (June 7-8) - the kickoff to the summer in the Big Apple featuring epic racing in front of the iconic Manhattan skyline, framed by the Statue of Liberty. The Rolex SailGP Championship will then head to Europe where great British racing will unfold at the inaugural Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix | Portsmouth (July 19 -20) - the league's long-awaited return to British shores. The event will be proceeded by the first ever Germany Sail Grand Prix | Sassnitz (August 16-17), at which nature's power will meet the precision of elite racing in a showcase of sport.

The racing rockstars of SailGP will then be celebrated by Italian color and performance at the ROCKWOOL Italy Sail Grand Prix | Taranto (September 6-7) before the global elegance of the event and its precision is highlighted at the Rolex Switzerland Sail Grand Prix | Geneva (September 20-21). The final event on the European calendar will be the Spain Sail Grand Prix | Andalucía - Cádiz (October 4-5) with an authentic Spanish flair showcasing festival, fun and community.

Fans at all events have access to a variety of ticket options, ranging from behind-the-scenes Team Base Tours to Waterfront Grandstand and Waterfront Premium (grandstands with food/beverage offerings included) tickets. SailGP also offers a Bring Your Own Boat (BYOB) program for select events, which allows recreational boat users to purchase a flag to secure a premium viewing position inside the exclusion zone, providing the best on-water vantage for all of the action.

Rolex SailGP Championship Ticket Options - Select 2025 Events (pre-tax prices)

  • Rolex Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix: Waterfront Grandstands ($80), Waterfront Premium ($200), BYOB (prices from $500)
  • Oracle San Francisco Sail Grand Prix: Waterfront Grandstands ($80), Waterfront Premium ($200), BYOB (prices from $500)
  • Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix: Waterfront Grandstands ($85), Waterfront Premium ($250), BYOB (prices from $500)
  • Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix | Portsmouth: Waterfront Grandstands (£60)
  • Germany Sail Grand Prix | Sassnitz: Waterfront Grandstands (€75) and BYOB (€475)
  • Spain Sail Grand Prix | Andalucía - Cádiz: Waterfront Premium (€165) and BYOB (prices from €350)

Tickets for the Enel Rio Sail Grand Prix, Rolex Switzerland Sail Grand Prix | Geneva, ROCKWOOL Italy Sail Grand Prix | Taranto and Mubadala Abu Dhabi Sail Grand Prix Final, presented by Abu Dhabi Sports Council will go on sale in early 2025. Tickets for the ITM New Zealand Grand Prix | Auckland and KPMG Australia Grand Prix | Sydney are already on sale and selling fast.

The 2025 season of the Rolex SailGP Championship began with the Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix, presented by P&O Marinas last month, at which New Zealand took first place in the standings, followed by Emirates Great Britain and the United States.

The annual global championship takes place in iconic cities around the world, with 12 national teams battling it out in identical 50-foot foiling catamarans, racing faster than the wind at speeds over 100 km/h (60 mph). The best athletes in the sport - male and female - compete with national pride and personal glory for a total prize of USD $12.8 million.

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