Innovation is a product of curious minds, good data and ambitious goals. Without it, we couldn’t achieve what is required to create a more sustainable future - Or, indeed, to win races. But the innovations that make it possible to really lower the world’s emissions and make it possible to sail 100kph in a 50ft sailboat rarely get the credit they deserve. They are hidden beneath the surface – inside walls, hulls, materials, computers and minds. We want to put what’s beneath the surface in the spotlight.
How do you gain a competitive advantage over your rivals in a professional sport which has been inherently designed to constantly re-level the playing field, event by event?
Australia is battling against plastic pollution – from phasing out single-use plastic to bringing new visibility to the growing issue of microplastics.
What makes a world-class flight controller in SailGP? Well, the truth is, we’re still finding out.
Synonymous with pristine public spaces and social progress, Singapore seems to be the ideal host for the purpose-driven Sail GP.
Under Pressure: How ‘cavitation’ and ‘dirty air’ can dramatically affect the performance of SailGP’s high-performance F50 catamarans
Join us on a digital discussion on how we rethink the future of our cities and
their surrounding environments.