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Sam Meech knows one bad race doesn't make a regatta, especially at the Olympics, and has made a habit of navigating his way to the front of the fleet throughout his career.
For anyone watching the sailing at these Olympics on television, they will look like any normal regatta, but it has often been anything but normal behind the scenes.
There's an email exchange between Peter Burling and Blair Tuke from 2008 sitting in the Maritime Museum that represents the start of one of the most successful partnerships in sailing history.
Young sailors from across New Zealand flew to Rarotonga this month for a Team Sailing Development Week in the tropical Muri Lagoon waters.
The P Class is enjoying a resurgence, with good numbers hopping into the traditional Kiwi boat as a number of young sailors eye up January's Tanner and Tauranga Cups.
The highly anticipated 2021 Olympic Games are underway, and we've collated the sailing schedule so you can tune in from home, or your local yacht club!
Competing at an Olympics is always special but this one feels even more unique for Alex Maloney and Molly Meech given the circumstances around the staging of these Tokyo Games.
It's appropriate the catamaran Micah Wilkinson and Erica Dawson sail is called Little Charger because nothing, it seems, is going to get in the way of them competing at the Tokyo Olympics - not even a broken leg.
Paul Snow-Hansen and Dan Willcox know that, no matter what happens over the next couple of weeks at these Olympic Games, this will probably be their last 470 regatta together.
