Australia's Bonds Flying Roos Soar at Germany Sail Grand Prix

Australia's Bonds Flying Roos lead with an eight-point advantage over New Zealand at the Germany Sail Grand Prix. Despite a rough start, they excelled in the final races. New Zealand and France are tied for second. Denmark set a new F50 speed record, and Britain faced setbacks due to a collision.

Australia's Bonds Flying Roos emerged victorious on the first day of the Germany Sail Grand Prix, securing an eight-point lead over New Zealand with an exceptional performance in later races.

Despite an early setback with a start-line penalty in the second race, Tom Slingsby's team recovered to secure a third-place finish and then proceeded to outpace Spain for a win in race three, placing second to New Zealand in the final race of the day.

The competition witnessed Denmark's Rockwool Racing smashing the F50 speed record with 103.93 km/h. Germany's Deutsche Bank claimed victory in the event opener while Britain's Emirates GBR suffered a setback from a collision with the United States in the fourth race.

(With inputs from agencies.)