Nelly Korda Completes Family Australia Slam; Australia Win Inaugural SailGP Event.
RILEY: Welcome back to CNN WORLD SPORT. Keeping up with the Kordas is clearly no easy feat. Just imagine being part of a very successful sporting family. Your father's a grand slam tennis champ, and both your siblings also have prestigious titles in their names, too. Well, on Sunday, Nelly Korda put her name up there in lights by winning golf's Australian Open on the LPGA tour. And this is so special, too, because everyone else in her family already had an Aussie Open title to their name. Well, afterwards her sister Jessica could be heard screaming with joy on face time to congratulate her.</s>KORDA: Thank you. I'm finally a part of the club.</s>RILEY: Well, back in 1998, her dad Peter won the Australian Open tennis tournament, and that's young Jessica in his arms there; and his wife was pregnant with Nelly at the time. Fast forward to 2012, and Jessica's now a professional golfer herself herself. She won her first title on the LPGA tour, and it just so happened to be the Australian Open. Then in 2018, almost 20 years to the day since his dad won the tennis at Melbourne, now 18-year-old Sebastian Korda won the junior title at the Aussie Open, too. So you can understand why Nelly was feeling a bit left out, but on Sunday she truly joined the club, completing what they're now calling the Korda slam. It was an absolutely heart-breaking weekend in Mexico City for Germany's formula-E driver Pascal Wehrlein. Just for context here, this series involves electric-powered cars. And here's a reason we're mentioning it off the very top. Because straight to the very first lap, and check out the leaders' graphic here and how much on you power they have left. Well, Wehrlein had been leading from pole position, but he was down to just 1 percent. And with the finish line in sight, it actually dropped to zero. As the checkered flag came down, his car failed him and the Brazilian Lucas di Grassi flew pass past him to seal victory for himself.</s>LUCAS DI GRASSI, WINNER AT MEXICO CITY: I think today was my best Formula One race ever.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Really?</s>DI GRASSI: It was unbelievable. Wehrlein was very dodgy. Closing the door and changing direction many times. So I tried to put pressure on him and make him more use [SIC] energy. And then in the last corner he just slowed down, tried to close the door, and I crossed the line sideways. It's unbelievable.</s>RILEY: Belgium's Jerome D'Ambrosio finished fourth, so he returns to the top of the standings. Di Grassi is a former champion and, after his first win of the season, he's now into fourth. We have a fresh new look to the international sailing calendar as the weekend's first ever SailGP event took place down in Sydney. This is a two-day event. And team Australia were trailing Japan by a point at the halfway stage, but the Aussie skipper, Tom Slingsby, turned things around, winning all three of their races on the second day to claim the inaugural event here. The next one will be in San Francisco at the start of May.</s>TOM SLINGSBY, AUSTRALIAN SKIPPER: We don't take losing lightly, and that first race really shot us into gear. And I expect a lot of myself. I expect a lot of these guys, and these guys delivered today. And I'm happy to say I delivered and, yes, we got the win; and we won three races straight. It's amazing.</s>RILEY: Yes, well done there. Well, it has been an eventful last seven days, to say the least, on the ski slopes of Europe. You'll remember, of course, that last weekend we saw Norwegian star Aksel Lund Svindal calling time on his storied career. And not only that, but the American legend Lindsey Vonn also breaking the news of her retirement, as the most successful woman on the World Cup circuit. Austria's Marcel Hirscher can also claim to be one of the best, and on Sunday he won the men's slalom at the World Championships over in Sweden. His seventh gold medal at these championships. And no male skier has won that many since the late 1950s. And he continues his domination of the sport. He's also closing in on an eighth consecutive overall World Cup title. Many congrats. Now that is it. From the whole team and me, many thanks for watching, as always. Stay with CNN. The news is next.