Italy SailGP Team
Italian sailing team
Red Bull Italy SailGP Team, is an Italian SailGP team that was founded in 2024. The team was co-founded by yachtsman Jimmy Spithill.
The investor consortium has been led since 2025 by venture capitalist Assia Grazioli-Venier, founder of Muse Capital and Muse Sport, alongside Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo, founder of Festina Lente Capital. They are joined by investors and supporters including MFO Certuity, Yeh Capital, Academy Award-winning actress Anne Hathaway and her husband, actor Adam Shulman, British entrepreneur Alexander Gilkes of Squared Circles, Evan Yurman, Italian actress and former Miss Italia Miriam Leone, as well as prominent figures from the worlds of business and sport including Julie Eddleman, Heather Karatz, Peter Delgrosso and U.S. physician and television personality Jennifer Ashton.
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