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National teams on identical F50 foiling catamarans, racing a course set against the Golden Gate. We put you inside it.

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Sixty miles an hour, a few yards away

The fastest sail racing in the world

SailGP boats are foiling catamarans capable of more than sixty miles an hour. They do not sail so much as fly, and at close range the noise they make is not what anyone expects.

San Francisco is the best venue on the circuit

The Bay is a natural amphitheater, a dramatic racecourse with the city skyline on one side and the Marin headlands on the other. Reliable wind, tight boundaries, and spectators close enough to matter.

From the racecourse, not a screen

Feel the rush as the boats go past, with the spray and the wind and world-class crews working at full stretch a short distance away. It is a different sport from this angle.

How a race day runs

Racing comes in short, hard bursts rather than one long contest, with a gap between each while the fleet resets. We sail out early, hold a spot on the course boundary, and move between races so you are not watching the same angle all afternoon.

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From the water

The F50s at speed on the Bay, from a boat inside the spectator fleet.

Plan your charter

Let’s get your group on the water.

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