The final day of the opening event of SailGP's 2025 Season takes place today as we once again race in iconic Dubai for the second day of the Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix presented by P&O Marinas.
On November 23-24, the world famous Mina Rashid will host SailGP's cutting-edge racing fleet as 11 rival teams going head-to-head for glory in the 2025 Season opener.
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Following the opening fleet races on Saturday, November 23, there will be further racing on Sunday, November 24 to determine the top three teams that will compete in the last race - a winner-takes-all Final to crown the event champion.
There are two new teams on the start line in Dubai, as Mubadala Brazil and Red Bull Italy make their debuts in the Rolex SailGP Championship. However, the fleet will not be at its full 12-team strength with France sitting this event out as the final F50 is completed; Les Bleus will rejoin the racing in Auckland next time out.
Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix presented by P&O Marinas: How to watch
The second day of racing in Dubai takes place on Sunday, November 24. Racing is scheduled to start at 15:00 GST.
You can watch all of the racing 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
SailGP CEO Russell Coutts: "Judging from what I’ve heard from practice, Mubadala Brazil have been doing pretty well against the teams they’ve been practicing against, so I’m excited to see how they perform in racing this weekend. Red Bull Italy meanwhile is being run by Rolex SailGP legend Jimmy Spithill and will be driven by two-time Olympic champion Ruggero Tita - that’s exciting news.
"The movement of Kyle Langford and Andy Maloney means that Australia and New Zealand - two of the most established crew set ups in the league - have been disrupted heading into the new season. I think it’s definitely going to take some time to adapt to those changes. Leo Takahashi has replaced Andy Maloney as New Zealand flight controller - he raced with Japan in Season 2 and helped the United States with a bit of flight control last season but he hasn’t had the same level of competition as Andy Maloney."
