A winning weekend for Spain SailGPThe conqueror of the island Bermuda And lifted the steering wheel for the second time of the season Angels At the beginning of the course. After qualifying in Extremes for the weekend finals, The F50 win Movement Diego Bodin Imposed on the Almighty New Zealand And AustraliaThis year this team has proven that they can win SailGP.
In the first of the two races of the day, The Spain SailGP Team A close third was achieved Roosters A top three finish at the weekend, though a good result in the last race is all that is needed to achieve this feat. A record not reached until the final breath of the fifth and final race. SpainThe runner-up on the last lap saw how France It ended with a penalty for Spain. Australia He then took advantage of the situation to overtake both countries to finish second. previous Spain And Canada Tied for third place on points Great gift. However, the Spanish team crossed the race line ahead of that team Bill Robertson In the last round, you can qualify for the finals.
In the final, a spectacular maneuver by the Spanish F50 was allowed Roosters Make a perfect start and be the leader of the race. from there, Spain There was a lively fight with New ZealandIt practically threatened the second win of the last float season Roosters.
First place by this Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand PrixHe Spain SailGP Team consolidates third place in the general classification of SailGPA nine point lead Rockwool Denmark, classified fourth. The dream of San Francisco It’s close.
“It was a very exciting day. “We wanted to be in the final and to end the weekend this way is unbelievable,” he said. Diego Bottin, Spain SailGP team pilot. For its part, Nicole van der Velden, Group StrategistAnd added: “It was a unique feeling to fight back and win the final against the Kiwis and Aussies, without a doubt the two strongest teams in the competition.”
On this second day Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand PrixHe Spain SailGP Team The ship competed with a six-man configuration F50 win: Diego Bodin (pilot), Florian Trittel (wing trimmer), Joel Rodriguez (aircraft controller), Nicole van der Velden (Strategist), Joan Cardona And Bernardo Freitas (grinders).
The championship’s next stop is the Rockwool Canada Sail Grand Prix on June 1st and 2nd, just a few meters off the coast of Halifax and Dartmouth.
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