SailGP and Doyle Sails have confirmed a multi-season extension to their long-running partnership, securing the arrangement through to 2030.
Doyle Sails has held official partner status with the Rolex SailGP Championship since the competition launched in 2019, supplying sails to the F50 fleet from day one. The newly announced deal marks the first five-year agreement between the two organisations and was revealed just days before the 2026 season opener at the Oracle Perth Sail Grand Prix, presented by KPMG.
As part of the arrangement, Doyle Sails provides the six jibs used by each of SailGP's 13 international teams, ensuring consistent, race-ready sails at every venue across a 13-event calendar. The collaboration reaches well beyond sail supply, with Doyle working closely alongside SailGP Technologies on modelling and aerodynamic analysis of the complete rig package, including the multi-element hard wings, supporting load management and performance refinement across the fleet.
Joel Marginson, SailGP Technologies Director, said: "Having a partner like Doyle Sails on board, providing best in class sails for one of the most advanced racing yachts in the world, is critical to our athletes' experience, and the caliber of our racing."
Emma Hendy, Doyle Sails Chief Commercial Officer, added: "This partnership is about far more than sail supply; it's a deep technical collaboration focused on innovation, precision and performance at the very highest level."
The 2026 Rolex SailGP Championship gets underway this weekend in Perth, with the event marking SailGP's first ever race in Western Australia.
