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U.S. Sail Grand Prix Navy Pier rendering Chicago

Chicago Will Host U.S. Sail Grand Prix in June 2022

Chicago has been selected to host the United States Sail Grand Prix at Navy Pier, June 18-19, 2022 as the league unveiled the first eight cities that will launch the global racing league’s expanded Season 3 race calendar. 

Featuring 10 national teams comprising the best athletes in the sport representing the United States, Great Britain, France, Denmark, Spain, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand, plus two new franchises from Canada and Switzerland, F50 catamarans will race on Lake Michigan directly in front of the Chicago skyline, marking the first time the championship has ever competed on fresh water. 

The U.S. Sail Grand Prix Chicago at Navy Pier will be the second event in Season 3 and is part of a two-year hosting agreement between SailGP and the city. Navy Pier has partnered with SailGP to serve as the central race village for the spectator-focused racing. 

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