Mubadala Brazil · Brazil
Mubadala Capital and SailGP announce the creation of Mubadala Brazil SailGP Team, marking Brazil's debut in the championship.
Two-time Olympic champion Martine Grael named as Driver, becoming the first woman to helm an F50 in SailGP history.
Mubadala Brazil enters the championship as the first South American team in SailGP history.
Martine Grael becomes the first female driver to win a SailGP fleet race at the Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix.
Brazil continues to climb the rankings with strong performances and growing team chemistry.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist and first female F50 driver in SailGP history.
Martine Grael is a Brazilian sailing legend and two-time Olympic gold medalist (Rio 2016, Tokyo 2020) in the 49erFX class with partner Kahena Kunze. Daughter of five-time Olympic medalist Torben Grael, she carries remarkable sailing heritage. In 2024, she made history as the first woman named as Driver in SailGP, helming the F50 catamaran at speeds over 50 knots. Her breakthrough moment came in New York 2025 when she became the first female driver to win a SailGP fleet race.
Danish foiling specialist controlling Brazil's flight after moving from ROCKWOOL Denmark.
Rasmus Køstner is a Danish sailor who joined Mubadala Brazil as flight controller for the 2026 season, moving across from ROCKWOOL Denmark. He manages the hydraulic systems controlling foil rake and cant, keeping the F50 flying stable at extreme speeds. His feel for flight and calm under pressure bring valuable foiling experience to Martine Grael's crew.
Italian multihull veteran stepping up from coaching to trim Brazil's wing.
Pietro Sibello is a vastly experienced Italian sailor and America's Cup veteran who stepped up from a coaching role to race as wing trimmer for Mubadala Brazil in 2026. His decades in high-performance multihulls and deep technical knowledge of the rigid wing make him a steadying influence on Martine Grael's crew, balancing power and control across every venue.
Olympic gold medalist providing world-class tactical expertise.
Paul Goodison is a British Olympic gold medalist who won the Laser class at Beijing 2008. One of the most decorated dinghy sailors of his generation, Goodison transitioned to high-performance foiling and brings elite tactical expertise to Mubadala Brazil. His ability to read wind patterns, analyze competitor movements, and make split-second decisions shapes race outcomes.
Olympic bronze medalist and part of Brazil's legendary sailing dynasty.
Marco Grael is a Brazilian Olympic sailor who earned bronze at Rio 2016 in the 49er class with partner Gabriel Borges. Like his sister Martine, Marco carries the Grael family's remarkable sailing legacy - their father Torben is a five-time Olympic medalist. As Grinder, Marco provides the hydraulic power needed for wing and foil adjustments while bringing invaluable racing instincts to the team.
Brazilian talent representing the next generation of South American sailing.
Mateus Isaac is a rising Brazilian sailing talent who has earned a position on the Mubadala Brazil SailGP Team. As a homegrown athlete grinding alongside Olympic medalists, Isaac represents the development of high-performance sailing in South America. His dedication and rapidly growing experience make him an important part of Brazil's future on the international stage.
Experienced reserve sailor providing depth and versatility to the team.
Richard Mason serves as Reserve for Mubadala Brazil, providing crucial depth and versatility to the squad. With professional sailing experience and the ability to step into multiple roles, Mason ensures the team maintains performance levels regardless of circumstances. His reliability and adaptability make him a valuable asset.