The teams which topped key racing metrics in Cádiz, including number of maneuvers, percentage fly time and ride height, have been revealed.
Data provided by the 10-strong F50 fleet across Cádiz’s five fleet races shows that New Zealand topped the highest number of metrics, including distance sailed, maneuvers, fly time and ride height.
![Season 4 // New Zealand and Emirates Great Britain round the mark in Cadiz](http://images.ctfassets.net/2lppn7hwgzta/12NeHcFDWqajxr9CIeG6lG/cc8b8f4674a0dda26f39830cde8da901/FD1_9869.jpg)
The Kiwis sailed the shortest distance of the whole fleet, a total of 23,142m compared to Canada, which sailed the furthest - 25,742m.
New Zealand also performed the fewest maneuvers - just 26, compared to Canada and Australia, which came bottom of the metric, with 33 maneuvers apiece.
![Season 4 // Switzerland, New Zealand and Emirates GBR race on day one of Cadiz](http://images.ctfassets.net/2lppn7hwgzta/SqZX5qxRrnqt1MEHj4bGk/e53d7a105e2f8cc8ea07ebcf447bed0c/BB300260.jpg)
When it came to fly time, New Zealand was top again with the Kiwis up on the foils for 75% of fleet racing, just ahead of ROCKWOOL DEN’s 74.3%. Eventual event winner the United States picked up 65%, while France came bottom of the metric with 59% - just below Australia and Germany’s 59.7%.
Finally, Peter Burling’s crew had the highest ride height - 838.9mm, while ROCKWOOL DEN again came second with 816.3mm. From there, there was a big drop off to the rest of the fleet, with Switzerland’s ride height of 684.8mm coming third, despite racing with new flight controller Francois Morvan.
![Spain Sail Grand Prix | Andalucia - Cadiz | Season 4 | New Zealand | Racing](http://images.ctfassets.net/2lppn7hwgzta/6i0lU4w0pmhC8a3fTCD0CI/448a037b6ca17c7e9f896dd87c39e728/BB102042.jpg)
ROCKWOOL DEN meanwhile picked up the highest average boat speed of the fleet - 35.7 km/h, versus France at the bottom with 32.1 km/h. When it came to top recorded speeds however, Canada beat the rest of the fleet with a record weekend speed of 65.2 km/h, while Emirates GBR was at the bottom with 55.3 km/h.
![Season 4 // Close up of USA crew on board the American F50 in Cadiz](http://images.ctfassets.net/2lppn7hwgzta/62lPlKMvIjjQ3OcpwYvyfL/ab5e71d494497f654c0dab1e37f5cbd5/RP4_1708.jpg)
ROCKWOOL DEN also had the highest Mark 1 position, tied with the United States - an average of 2.3 across the five fleet races, while France once again came bottom of this metric with an average Mark 1 position of 8.7.
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