at the cbs arena in coventry. wiegman made nine changes to the team that beat south korea in their opening match. it s now winner takes all against belgium on wednesday. the lionesses have been nominated for laureus world team of the year following their euro 2022 triumph over germany. they ve been nominated alongside men s world cup champions argentina and champions league winners real madrid for the award. britain s tom pidcock said a lack of preparation time on time trialling was to blame as he slipped from the lead to seventh at the tour of algarve. the ineos rider won the penultimate stage but his inexperience against the clock showed as he could only finish 19th on the final stage. team mate dani martinez finished fourth on the day, which was enough to pip italy s filippo ganna by two second in the general classification. lots more on the bbc sport website but that s all the sport for now. lovely stuff, thank you very much
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to power the site as a whole. given the energy prices and the issues we are having, it will save money, is more efficient and it s environmentally friendly. win win. win win for everyone. obviously we know that sail boats are green already and we have seen so much innovation on site, but where is there still improvements to be made? we have a lot of non clean energy powered operations here at sail gp, we have on water fleet around the f50, most of them by petrol, except for the electric engines which we are trialling. helicopter in the air, again, broadcast technology everyone knows we need to solve it but it is all about finding the right innovations to do that. sailing out to see the boats in action feels all the better from an electric rib that isn t polluting the environment. team great britain over there, can t spot the solar rib but with this sunshine i m sure it is making the most of it. commentator: 0h! but whoever wins sail gp or the impact league, greener sports will always
the industry you are in. for me the opportunities in the marine industry are clean energy and i am really proud to say that over 70% of our temporary power is from green energy. robotic buoys are being used as racetrack markers and can be moved into position more easily. and when these are on the water, they are not anchored to the sea floor and that protects all the creatures that are living there, even the crabs. and solar is being scaled up to power the site as a whole. given the energy prices and the issues we are having, it will save money, is more efficient and it s environmentally friendly. win win. win win for everyone. obviously we know that sail boats are green already and we have seen so much innovation on site, but where is there still improvements to be made? we have a lot of non clean energy powered operations here at sail gp, we have on water fleet around the f50, most of them by petrol, except for the electric engines which we are trialling. helicopter in the air, again
water, they are not anchored to the sea floor and that protects all the creatures that are living there, even the crabs. and solar is being scaled up to power the site as a whole. given the energy prices and the issues we are having, it will save money, is more efficient and it s environmentally friendly. win win. win win for everyone. obviously we know that sail boats are green already and we have seen so much innovation on site, but where is there still improvements to be made? we have a lot of non clean energy powered operations here at sail gp, we have on water fleet around the f50, most of them by petrol, except for the electric engines which we are trialling. helicopter in the air, again, broadcast technology everyone knows we need to solve it but it is all about finding the right innovations to do that. sailing out to see the boats in action feels all the better from an electric rib that isn t polluting the environment. team great britain over there, can t spot the solar rib b