GP Hydroplane champion Ken Lupton swapped his V8 hull for a kneeler to race the historic 82-mile Top O Michigan Marathon, finishing both days of the gruelling event.
Ken and Jack Lupton fly the Kiwi flag in the Grand Prix America hydroplane series as racing heads to San Diego Bayfair, 12-14 September 2025.
Biotherm tops the Ocean Race standings after Leg 2 starts in Portsmouth, while Holcim-PRB and Allagrande Mapei complete remarkable repairs to rejoin the fleet.
After a dramatic collision forced retirement in Kiel, Team Holcim-PRB completed repairs in record time and returned to the startline for Leg Two in Portsmouth.
France ended their SailGP win drought with a Grand Final victory in Sassnitz. Relive the drama, race results, and what it means for the season standings.
Quentin Delapierre steered France to a commanding SailGP Germany Grand Final win in Sassnitz, holding off Australia and Emirates GBR in shifty light breeze.
Switzerland claimed Race 7 at Sassnitz while France secured the final qualifying spot. Australia and Emirates GBR also advanced to the Germany Sail Grand Prix final.
Tom Slingsby leads Australia to a three-second Race 6 victory in Sassnitz. Emirates GBR second, Germany third. New Zealand finishes fifth after a tough start.
Emirates GBR held on at the line to claim a dramatic Race 5 victory at Sassnitz, with Rockwool Denmark second and Australia third in shifting, unpredictable conditions.
New Zealand's Black Foils climbed to second at the Germany Sail Grand Prix after a race win, sitting on 24 points behind leaders the Flying Roos on 32 points.
Li An skippers Sailing Poland as the first ever Chinese entry in the Rolex Middle Sea Race, joining a global fleet for the iconic 600nm lap of Sicily in October.
Australia tops the SailGP Sassnitz standings after Day One with 32 points. A USA and GBR collision, a world speed record, and four different race winners made for a dramatic day.