As It Happened: The Los Angeles Grand Prix

WATCH: Taylor Canfield Looking Forward To San Francisco

U.S. SailGP Team skipper gives his immediate reaction in LA

Sat in 6th place ahead of the Rolex Los Angeles Grand Prix, Canada and Giles Scott claim victory in the Final. New Zealand made a good start but Canada stuck it out to take the win.

But will it be enough? It won't! Tom Slingsby and Australia claim 7th ahead of the U.S. SailGP Team at the death which means they're into the Final at Britain's expense. It's 2nd place for Germany while Italy takes 3rd. A first Final the British will miss in season five!

Great Britain and Australia are jostling to take 3rd and qualify for the Final. A 7th-place finish would be enough for the Australians. It's back and forth at the moment to join Canada and New Zealand...

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With only four crew members on Sunday, having a full-time grinder pays dividends!

They had three top-three finishes on Saturday and Australia takes P1 in Fleet Race 6. New Zealand take second and Canada see off Italy to take third.

Taylor Canfield and co. haven't let the disappointment of a tough start get the better of them. They've moved up the field and are currently into 3rd. Let's keep it going!

Drama at the start line as the U.S. SailGP Team were shut out. They're pushing hard to chase Great Britain in the early stages.

Work to do for Taylor Canfield and co. ahead of Fleet Race 6 after seeing off the Italian challenge to finish in P10.

Great Britain took full of advantage of a great start off the line and never looked like relinquishing first. Spain breezed home in second and the Canadian team beat out France to third.

The wind isn't as strong as yesterday – around 10 km/h with gusts of 15 km/h. But more is expected later in the afternoon...

A Great start for Britain – and we're underway in Fleet Race 5. Let's go!

The calm before the storm at the SailGP team hangars!

After an impressive outing in the Port of Los Angeles on Saturday, the U.S. SailGP Team are well placed on Sunday. We get underway in less than an hour's time, at 2pm PDT, with skipper Taylor Canfield and co. looking to build on a good start to the weekend.

WATCH: PK Post-Fleet Race 3 In Los Angeles

Immediate reaction from the F50 as Peter Kinney reflects on Fleet Race 3 in LA

The French close out day 1 with victory in Fleet Race 4. In second, it's New Zealand to cap a strong day and Australia round off the top three.

Gate four and the U.S. SailGP Team are looking good, just ahead of Australia...

It's a sprint to the finish and Australia deny Brazil a historic first win! Brazil take second and it's France in third.

Early start penalties for New Zealand and Switzerland as we start Fleet Race 3... ...and the Swiss are sent to the back after failing to take their penalty!

It's maximum points again for the Black Foils, 2/2 in Los Angeles. Canada take second place and Australia wrap up the top three.

WATCH: Peter Kinney Gives Immediate Race 1 Reaction

Peter Kinney speaks direct from the F50 after Fleet Race 1 in LA

A field of 12 did not last long – Denmark's day is over after Fleet Race 1!

A really strong finish to Fleet Race 1 from Taylor Canfield and the U.S. SailGP Team secures a 7th-place finish!

The Black Foils take 10 points. In second it's Spain and in third Canada!

There's 12 boats for the first time and you can tell – it's chaotic out there! We've just seen Great Britain and Switzerland narrowly dissected by the U.S. SailGP Team 🪡

We're underway in less than a minute as the teams head toward the start line! 🏁

The U.S. SailGP Team F50 on the water in the Port of Los Angeles

Taylor Canfield, Mike Buckley, Anna Weis, Peter Kinney, Hans Henken, Jeremy Wilmot and Mac Agnese are on home waters at 14:00 PDT

The time for preparation is almost over

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