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Andy Rice

Two more diverse winners of the Rolex World Sailor of the Year Awards it would be hard to imagine. Tom Slingsby won the men’s category after guiding his AustraliaSailGP to a third consecutive title, ensuring he is still the only skipper to have won the SailGP trophy. He is also skipper of American Magic, who put in a good showing at the first warm-up event in September in the AC40s before the main show in AC75s at next autumn’s America’s Cup in Barcelona.

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