This photo provided by SailGP shows Australia SailGP skipper Tom Slingsby in Sydney, Australia on Feb. 6, 2021. The women sailed WASZP one-person foiling dinghies, giving Slingsby the chance to assess their potential ability on the 50-foot foiling catamarans used in SailGP. Slingsby said. "There's a lot of training ahead. We've seen some amazing male sailors who have been dropped out of SailGP because they just couldn't keep up. By no means is it going to be easy, but I just think it's great to give them the opportunity for them to come and live and train with team and see what it's all about and then if they're good enough, they'll make it." (Beau Outteridge/SailGP via AP)

This photo provided by SailGP shows Australia SailGP Team host women's selection camp, from left to right Lisa Darmanin, Nina Curtis and Natasha Bryant in Sydney, Australia on Feb. 6, 2021. Darmanin was one of three top Aussie women sailors who participated in an invitational camp recently in Sydney as part of a new program aimed at accelerating the inclusion of female athletes in SailGP, the global league co-founded by New Zealander Russell Coutts and tech titan Larry Ellison. (Beau Outteridge/SailGP via AP)

This photo provided by SailGP shows Australia SailGP women's team member Natasha Bryant, in Sydney, Australia on Feb. 5, 2021. Others participating in the camp with Bryant, were Nina Curtis, Mara Stransky and Hayley Outteridge who were also selected for the camp but were unable to attend due to COVID border restrictions in Australia. (Beau Outteridge/SailGP via AP)

This photo provided by SailGP shows Australia SailGP team member Lisa Darmanin in Sydney, Australia on Feb. 5, 2021. Darmanin was one of three top Aussie women sailors who participated in an invitational camp recently in Sydney as part of a new program aimed at accelerating the inclusion of female athletes in SailGP, the global league co-founded by New Zealander Russell Coutts and tech titan Larry Ellison. (Beau Outteridge/SailGP via AP)

This photo provided by SailGP shows Australia SailGP women's team member Nina Curtis in Sydney, Australia on Feb. 5, 2021. Curtis also is an Olympic silver medalist and competed in the 2017/2018 Volvo Ocean Race on Team Brunel. Bryant was named the Youth World Champion in 2016 for the 29er class and also recently campaigned for the Olympics in the FX class. (Beau Outteridge/SailGP via AP)

This photo provided by SailGP shows Australia SailGP Team host women's selection camp from left to right Lisa Darmanin, Natasha Bryant, skipper Tom Slingsby, center, in Sydney, Australia on Feb. 5, 2021. Slingsby said. "There's a lot of training ahead. We've seen some amazing male sailors who have been dropped out of SailGP because they just couldn't keep up. By no means is it going to be easy, but I just think it's great to give them the opportunity for them to come and live and train with team and see what it's all about and then if they're good enough, they'll make it." (Beau Outteridge/SailGP via AP)