An exciting weekend is expected in San Francisco. There is an international sailing competition that is bringing visitors from many countries.
is expected in San Francisco. There is an international sailing competition that is bringing visitors from many countries.Travel industry experts said every dollar spent will help with the economic recovery from COVID.This was the second time the event is being held in the city.
"San Francisco is simply the best place on earth for this type of racing because it's so scenic. There's a lot of space on the bay, very good wind, very good currents," sai[ Julien di Biase, Sail GP Chief Operations Officer."It looks like they're having a lot of fun out there. I'm impressed with some speed and maneuvers they're pulling out," said Terry Armdinger, a spectator.There are eight teams including the United States, Australia and Japan.
"It's really a unique thing to have happen right here," said Karen Lattanzi who has family members competing."We have a race village for the public where families and fans can have a great day out.There is free access to the race village located next to the St. Francis Yacht Club along with freestanding room viewing near Crissy Field. Organizers estimate that the event brings up to $15 million to the San Francisco Bay Area.
14-year-old Myima Canty will be racing and performing with a vessel during what she describes as the half-time show Saturday. She and her sailing partner Brock Pola, also 14, are members of the Sailing GP Inspire Program which educates young people about the sport.Brock said what he loves about sailing is "Being on the water. Feeling one with nature.The championship race will be held Sunday at 3 p.m.
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