CANSailGP hooks up with TSN

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May12, 2022

According to their Facebook page, TSN is on onboard as The Canadian SailGP’s entry’s broadcast partner so you will be able to follow all the racing live this weekend and throughout the season!

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CAN SailGP has been practicing prior to their Bermuda debut. These first-ever shots were taken earlier this week. Enjoy and tune in Saturday!!

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https://www.facebook.com/SAILGPCAN/videos/5226606470737558

And this one

https://www.facebook.com/SAILGPCAN/videos/535521731326868

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