The Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix presented by P&O Marinas is finally here, with two days of action-packed and boundary-breaking racing taking place on the Mina Rashid today and tomorrow.
The DubaiSGP is the sixth event of SailGP’s jam-packed Season 4, with our ten international teams going head-to-head for glory in front of packed crowds.
Following three opening fleet races on Saturday, December 9, there will be further racing on Sunday to determine the three Finalists – who will then go head-to-head to be crowned event winner.
Australia are the current season leaders, sitting in first place on 43 points ahead of ROCKWOOL Denmark and the United States – who claimed their first win of Season 4 last time out in Cádiz.
At the other end of the table, Germany have just eight points to languish in last past, three points behind Switzerland in ninth.
Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix presented by P&O Marinas: How to watch
The first day of racing in Dubai takes place on Saturday, December 9.
The racing is scheduled to start at 14:00 GST.
You can watch the Dubai SailGP Race Day 1 action using the below live stream. This stream may be blocked in some regions due to broadcast restrictions.
SailGP will also broadcast the live racing stream on the SailGP APP, SailGP Facebook, SailGP YouTube and SailGP Insights. Broadcast restrictions may mean some/all of these viewing options are not available in your region.
If you cannot view the live stream, please visit our How to Watch page to discover broadcast options available to you.
Furthermore, SailGP.com will bring you live updates throughout the event on THIS page.
Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix presented by P&O Marinas: What has been said
Russell Coutts, SailGP CEO: “The United States have lost some key team members they should have retained in my opinion, at least for the initial events to get Taylor Canfield comfortable in the driving seat. Most importantly perhaps, they’ve lost wing trimmer Paul Campbell-James who’s been acquired by the Canadian team.”
Ben Ainslie, driver for Emirates GBR: “We’ve got high expectations of ourselves and, when you’re racing, you want to be out there performing well.”
