SailGP and CBS Sports Renew Partnership for Expanded Coverage
December 4, 2024 - 19:39
SailGP has announced the extension of its broadcasting agreement with CBS Sports, marking a significant milestone in their partnership. This renewed deal will provide an unprecedented 54 hours of coverage for the Rolex SailGP Championship during the 2025 season. The extensive programming is set to kick off on December 7, showcasing thrilling sailing competitions and the sport's elite athletes.
This collaboration aims to enhance visibility and accessibility for fans across the United States, allowing them to engage more deeply with the action on the water. The expanded coverage will include live races, highlights, and in-depth analysis, ensuring that viewers do not miss any of the excitement.
SailGP has rapidly gained popularity as a premier sailing league, and this agreement with CBS Sports reflects its commitment to bringing high-quality sailing content to a broader audience. Fans can look forward to an exhilarating season ahead as the best teams compete for glory in the Rolex SailGP Championship.
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