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5 reasons to experience the U.S. Sail Grand Prix Chicago at Navy Pier

Published on June 12, 2023 by Choose Chicago

The Rolex United States Sail Grand Prix Chicago at Navy Pier brings action-packed racing to Lake Michigan, Chicago’s Skyline Stadium , on June 16 – 17, 2023 to kick off the summer of racing.

National teams from the United States and all around the world will race hydro-foiling 50-foot race boats that literally fly over the water while sailing at 60+ mph speeds, thrilling crowds on land and on water, all in the heart of the Windy City. 

Chicago is the only freshwater venue in the world, and is the first event to open SailGP’s season four! Here are five reasons to come experience the adrenaline-fueled racing at Navy Pier:

1. Race boats that literally fly out of the water. Really! The F50 catamaran uses hydrofoils to lift out of the water and achieve highway speeds, faster than almost any power boat! This means close racing, crashes, capsizes, and drama — definitely not your normal day on the water.

2. Come for the party, stay for the racing! Tickets start at just $35 for general admission on Friday or Saturday. The Race Stadium opens at 3 p.m. and racing begins at 4 p.m. each day.

New to the festivities this year: the White Claw™ Beach Club. With panoramic views of the racecourse, the Beach Club is located right at the water’s edge and is the best place to witness the fast and furious racing action of SailGP. 

3. Feel the spray of the F50s flying by Navy Pier. SailGP brings fans closer into the action than any other sporting event with opportunities to meet world-class athletes on shore and catch a glimpse of the race boats up close!

4. Bring your own boat! Yes, Chicago’s Skyline Stadium really will feel like a race course and you have the opportunity to bring a boat (or ask a friend) and anchor right next to the race course for an unparalleled, up-close race experience!

5. Don’t have your own boat — no problem! Another new option is the On-Water Premium Presented By White Claw™ Spirits. Treat yourself to an exclusive race experience onboard the SailGP spectator boat fleet with unique viewing opportunities located immediately next to the race course.  

How to watch Sail Grand Prix

Join the party on land or on water! Navy Pier is race stadium headquarters and will host the weekend party to watch as the turbo-charged 50-foot race boats fly only a few feet away, across Chicago’s Skyline Stadium. Enjoy live music and DJs, premium food and beverage experiences, fan shops, big screen TVs, fireworks, and more!

Racing takes place between Navy Pier and Adler Planetarium, guaranteeing a front-row seat along the waterfront as well.

When is Sail Grand Prix

Race day 1 | Friday, June 16 SailGP Stadium | 3 p.m. – 7 p.m. Race times | 4 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Race day 2 | Saturday, June 17 SailGP Stadium | 3 p.m. – 7 p.m. Race times | 4 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

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CHICAGO (WLS) -- The T-Mobile United States Sail Grand Prix debuts at Chicago's Navy Pier this weekend.

Sailing Lake Michigan, it's the first time the global racing championship has competed on freshwater.

RELATED: Sail Grand Prix makes Chicago debut on Lake Michigan

The weekend promises to deliver spectacular racing action as the sport's best athletes compete on 50-foot hydro-foiling race boats that fly over water while sailing at 60+ mph speeds.

The national teams from Australia, Canada, Denmark, France, Great Britain, New Zealand, Spain and Switzerland will join the American home team on Lake Michigan.

Two-time SailGP champion Tom Slingsby and the Australian team currently lead the standings after a Season 3 opening victory in Bermuda last month, but Spithill and the American team are hungry for their first win, especially in front of the home crowd.

Tickets are still available for purchase to enjoy a fantastic weekend of racing.

The Navy Pier Race Village opens at noon on Saturday and Sunday, with racing at 2 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

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T-Mobile United States Sail Grand Prix Chicago kicks off Saturday at Navy Pier

By Meredith Barack

Updated on: June 17, 2022 / 1:15 PM CDT / CBS Chicago

CHICAGO (CBS)--  Check out the  T-Mobile United States Sail Grand Prix Chicago  this weekend at Navy Pier.

From June 18 to 19, 10 national teams will race identical F-50 catamarans on Lake Michigan in the hydro-foiling race. 

Athletes from the United States, Great Britain, France, Denmark, Spain, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Switzerland will compete in Chicago. 

It’s about to get real fun on Lake Michigan as all 9 @SailGP boats are hitting the water for day one of practice. Team Canada rolling out their boat, which weighs about 4,000 pounds *without* the sail. US Sail Grand Prix Chicago is the second race of season 3. @cbschicago pic.twitter.com/p6LBTWWHQ1 — Jackie Kostek (@JackieKostek) June 16, 2022

This marks the first time the championship has ever competed on fresh water.

It's not sailing most are used to, it's high-speed racing. The carbon fiber  boats go up to 60 miles per hour during the race and "fly above the water." 

CBS 2's Meredith Barack spoke with Anna Weis, a U.S. athlete competing this weekend. 

"This is definitely some full-on sailing and not your leisurely everyday, go out and have fun, it is extremely fun, but there's a lot on and there's a lot of technicalities and teamwork that is required to make the boat go fast," Weis said. 

Weis raced in the Tokyo Olympics and has worked with the Chicago Yacht Club to help train coaches. 

Meredith Barack is a general assignment reporter. She joined CBS2 Chicago in September 2020.

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Sailgp kicks off its second year in the water off navy pier on father’s day weekend, racing 50-foot catamarans that reach highway speeds..

A SailGP boat races near Navy Pier on June 18, 2022. The race returns to Chicago on Father’s Day weekend this year, with nine boats from different countries competing.

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A high-speed race is coming to Chicago’s downtown lakefront in the next few weeks, but it’s not NASCAR’s Street Race .

This one is happening on Lake Michigan.

SailGP, short for Sail Grand Prix, kicks off its second year in the water by Navy Pier on Father’s Day weekend, racing 50-foot catamarans that appear to float above water.

They’re not levitating — just balancing on a below-boat foil, like an airplane wing, that reduces drag and allows them to reach 60 mph.

“This is not your grandfather’s sailing,” said Tod Reynolds, event director for SailGP in Chicago.

Nine boats, each representing a different country, will zoom across the lake from the pier to the Adler Planetarium in SailGP’s fourth season opener June 16 and 17. The race is officially called the Rolex United States Sail Grand Prix.

Julie Giese, president of the NASCAR Chicago Street Race, and Cooper Dressler of SailGP’s USA Team, exchange helmets at a news conference at Navy Pier. NASCAR is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year.

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SailGP publicized the race at a press event with NASCAR officials Wednesday at Navy Pier, challenging racers from each franchise to try each other’s sport.

Julie Giese, president of the NASCAR Chicago Street Race, exchanged racing helmets with SailGP USA team member Cooper Dressler.

Giese called the NASCAR race, set for July 1-2 around Grant Park, NASCAR’s “boldest initiative” in its 75-year history.

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Dressler said the high speeds of the SailGP-style boats can be dangerous for crew members, but that there are extensive safety training and measures to account for that: safety knives, tethers and oxygen bottles in case crew members get stuck under wreckage.

The Chicago race is unique to sailboaters because it’s the only freshwater course in SailGP’s international circuit. The boats can go quicker in fresh water because there’s less drag than in salt water. But freshwater is also less buoyant, so the boats must reach higher speeds to rise up on their foils.

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Chicago’s weather is less predictable than in ocean-side races. Last year, racers had to move farther out onto the lake because the lake breeze wasn’t reaching the shores.

“Chicago is very unpredictable — which makes it actually really interesting,” Dressler said.

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Reynolds said the race weekend was moved a day earlier on the weekend, over Friday and Saturday, so it wouldn’t interfere with Father’s Day, as it had during the Chicago race last year.

The race was also pushed later into the afternoon, starting at 4 p.m., when winds are expected to be stronger along the shore, he said.

A SailGP boat races near Navy Pier on June 18, 2022. The race returns to Chicago over Father’s Day weekend this year.

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The 2023 SailGP season opened in Chicago at the Navy Pier on June 16 and 17. In the end, New Zealand secured the first victory of the campaign. New Zealand edged out Australia as well as Canada at the top of the leaderboard following two days of action on Lake Michigan. They were able to take control of the winner-take-all final from the beginning and held the lead to capture the important race.

Be sure to catch up on last month's SailGP Chicago with highlights shown Saturday on CBS from 2-4 p.m.

Through the weekend, the SailGP action will continue in Hollywood as the season chugs along with its second event. This will be the inaugural Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix, which will be held in the Port of Los Angeles.

Highlights from SailGP Los Angeles will be shown through the weekend on CBS Sports Network. Day 1 action will be broadcasted from 10-11:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, while results from Day 2 will be shown from 10-11:30 p.m. ET on Sunday.

The Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix will feature 10 national teams, including the United States SailGP team. The United States will be led by sailing legend Jimmy Spithill.

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DOWNTOWN — Chicago will host two races Downtown this summer: one on land and one on Lake Michigan.

The Rolex United States Sail Grand Prix returns for a second year June 16-17 at Navy Pier, officials announced Wednesday. The grand prix features national teams competing in fast, short races on high-speed catamarans.

The catamarans travel more than 60 mph as they cut through a course on Lake Michigan, which is the only freshwater venue for the grand prix.

Teams from New Zealand, Spain and Australia are among those competing.

In the spirit of friendly competition, officials from SailGP have invited officials from NASCAR for a crossover challenge between the two leagues to take place during the grand prix.

NASCAR officials will join the U.S. sailing team on their catamaran to race alongside DuSable Lake Shore Drive at highway speeds.

Although the catamarans don’t make revving noises like NASCAR cars , they’re still loud when racing through water, said U.S. SailGP athlete Cooper Dressler.

“It’s so loud that when we wear our helmets on board, we have integrated comms systems and microphones because that’s the only way we can hear each other,” Dressler said.

Dressler participated in a ceremonial helmet swap with NASCAR race officials Wednesday at a SailGP event. NASCAR is slated to take over Grant Park July 1-2.

Kara Bachman, executive director of the Chicago Sports Commission, called this summer the “summer of racing,” saying the events could potentially bring “thousands” of visitors to Chicago.

“What other sports can truly take place with the most beautiful skyline in the entire world?” Bachman said.

The east end of Navy Pier will be transformed into the SailGP Race Village featuring “stadium viewing with live commentary, big screens, and race-day entertainment,” according to a news release.

Sail GP tickets are $35 for general admission and $75 for waterfront grandstand seating.

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Experience the thrill of Sail Grand Prix at Navy Pier – Chicago in 2023

Updated: Mar 12

Calling all sailing enthusiasts! Get ready to witness some of the world’s best sailors compete at the upcoming Rolex United States Sail Grand Prix in Chicago. This adrenaline-packed event will occur at Navy Pier, where you’ll witness sailboats soaring through the iconic Lake Michigan. Mark your calendars for June 16-17, 2023, and experience the thrill of SailGP firsthand. In this blog post, we’ll dive deeper into what you can expect from this exhilarating event.

What is SailGP?

SailGP is the world’s most exciting racing on the water! It is a thrilling, high-speed event featuring national teams racing in short, intense races at iconic stadium-style venues. The F50 catamaran is the show's star, capable of reaching speeds over 60 mph!

And now, in June 2023, the Navy Pier in Chicago will be transformed into the SailGP Stadium, offering a spectacular waterfront view for fans to watch the action unfold. Tickets for this incredible event start at just $35!

SailGP is more than just a one-off race; it’s a championship. Teams compete for glory, and season points are awarded based on their ranking in each event. The Grand Final pits the three highest-ranked teams in a one-off winner-takes-all race to be crowned the SailGP Champion.

Don’t miss out on the excitement! Come and witness the fastest, most competitive racing on the water!

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RACE DAY 1 | FRIDAY, JUNE 16 SailGP Stadium | 3pm-7pm CDTRace Times | 4pm-5:30pm CDT

RACE DAY 2 | SATURDAY, JUNE 17 SailGP Stadium | 3pm-7pm CDTRace Times | 4pm-5:30pm CDT

What to expect at the event

If you plan on attending the Rolex United States Sail Grand Prix Chicago at Navy Pier, you should know a few things to ensure your experience is smooth and enjoyable.  First and foremost, please note that all attendees will be subject to a bag search upon entry, so make sure to leave any prohibited items at home. These include glass, cans, BBQs, weapons, illegal substances, fireworks, flares, and speakers.

The event occurs on Friday, 16th, and Sunday, 17th of June 2023, at the east end of Navy Pier. We recommend using public transport, a water taxi, or a ride-share service to get there. If you’re driving, paid parking and electric vehicle charging stations are available.

No matter how you get there, be prepared for incredible action on the water. And remember, the event will take place rain or shine, so come prepared for any weather.

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The Rolex United States Sail Grand Prix Chicago will take place at Navy Pier on June 16-17, 2023; tickets are now available. Whether you’re a sailing enthusiast or just looking for an exciting day out, this event is not to be missed.

One of the best ways to experience the racing action is with a Waterfront ticket. This ticket offers exclusive bleacher seating at the east end of Navy Pier, giving you a front-row view of the race. The ticket also includes access to SailGP Stadium, race commentary, broadcast viewing screens, concessions, SailGP merchandise shops, and race day entertainment. The price for a Waterfront ticket is $75.

If you’re looking for a more affordable option, the General Admission ticket offers access to the SailGP Stadium at the east end of Navy Pier. You’ll still have sweeping views of the racing and the iconic Chicago skyline. The General Admission ticket includes one-day admission to the SailGP Stadium, live expert race commentary in the village broadcast viewing screens, concessions, SailGP merchandise shops, and race day entertainment. Kids 5 and under are free, making this a great family option. The price for a General Admission ticket is $35.

Tickets for the SailGP event at Navy Pier are available on the SailGP website. Don’t wait too long to buy your tickets – this popular event will sell out quickly. Get ready for an unforgettable day of high-speed sailing action!

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Transportation | chicago water taxi to return to daily service for the first time since pandemic.

The Chicago Water Taxi’s bright yellow boats will return to the city’s waterways every day of the week this summer, a vote of confidence in downtown Chicago’s ability to draw office workers and tourists.

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the yellow water taxi service, once a harbinger of summer to the city’s downtown commuters, has been either suspended, run only on weekends or run on a limited schedule. Parent company Wendella Tours and Cruises has grappled with post-pandemic dynamics like lingering labor challenges and the return of tourists in force to downtown, but not office commuters.

Beginning Saturday, the taxi service will once again run every day of the week for the first time since 2019. The boats will, for now, make only three stops, focusing on major commuter train stations, Streeterville and Chinatown, with no scheduled service to stops that existed before the pandemic at Chicago Avenue and Goose Island, taxi executive Andrew Sargis said.

His aim is to serve both commuters and tourists this summer, after previous years of catering to tourists and struggling with low numbers of office commuters. Sargis hopes the return to daily schedules will further boost service, and in turn encourage more commuters to go into their offices, he said. Wendella is also looking at major events this summer that have the potential to boost ridership, like the return of the NASCAR Chicago Street Race and the Democratic National Convention.

The move is “a significant milestone in the industry’s journey toward revitalization and reconnection post-COVID,” the company said in a statement.

In early March, Chicago-area office occupancy was about 56% of pre-pandemic levels, according to data from Kastle Systems, which measures employee swipes into the buildings and businesses where the security company is present. That was above the average of 10 large metro areas — 51% in mid-March — as schools began to let out for spring break in some cities.

Metra ridership, one sign of commuting patterns from the suburbs into the city, also affects the water taxi, which connects two Metra hubs to other parts of downtown. In 2023, average weekday Metra ridership was 51% of 2019 levels, and about 44% above 2022 levels, according to Metra data.

Tourism, meanwhile, has by many measures come back strong, with demand for hotel rooms last year reaching nearly 91% of 2019, according to Choose Chicago.

“We had a good amount of commuters, and on the weekend we had a good amount of tourists,” Sargis said. “Enough that it signaled to us that the market for ferry transportation had kind of recovered.”

In addition to the yellow Chicago Water Taxi, another company, Shoreline Sightseeing, also provides water taxi service on two routes that serve tourism-friendly sites like Navy Pier and the Museum Campus as well as Willis Tower. Shoreline planned to operate daily last summer.

In 2019, the Chicago Water Taxi carried some 400,000 passengers from March through the end of November. Service was suspended in 2020. Then, with fewer weekday commuters, the water taxi pivoted to focus on tourists in 2021 and 2022, operating for a shorter season and only on weekends.

Last year, the Chicago Water Taxi didn’t begin service until late September, and a lone boat operated only Tuesday through Thursday — the busiest commuting days — and only during rush hour. The company provided about 15,000 rides during the season, Sargis said.

The taxi company had faced labor challenges in prior years after losing and furloughing employees during the pandemic. Getting certified to operate the boats can take years, but training efforts are now coming to fruition, labor challenges are easing and the company is able to offer more frequent schedules, Sargis said.

This year, Wendella has already begun providing weekend service with one boat. The company plans to run more boats during the summer, increasing the frequency of service.

Rush-hour service will focus primarily on the stop that serves two Metra hubs, Ogilvie Transportation Center and Union Station, and in between peak periods service will run to Chinatown, Sargis said.

The water taxi is also offering commuter passes, and partnerships with downtown office buildings to subsidize tickets for tenants. Sargis said the program is a win-win, encouraging more commuters to take the water taxi and more employees to head into offices.

The taxi service has no plans for now to return to its Chicago Avenue and Goose Island stops, but could in the future, he said. The company has kept its leases on the docks and maintains equipment there, and can run special service to the area if requested, such as corporate trips to the Salt Shed.

Regularly scheduled service is expected to run at least through the end of November.

“We think this year will be certainly a big success,” Sargis said. “We’re really excited to get back out there.”

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Mark your calendars for two days of speed, drama, and thrills Friday and Saturday, June 16 & 17, as Chicago kicks off summer 2023 at Navy Pier!

SailGP returns to Chicago for the kickoff of Season 4 where a fleet of cutting-edge, foiling F50 catamarans – capable of speeds in excess of 100 kph – will fly in Chicago’s Skyline Stadium.

Join us on the water for the premium SailGP viewing offering a custom lunch menu, a premium open bar, and unbelievable views of the event.

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