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Tessa Clinton is halfway to her goal of being the most successful Kiwi girl ever at the Optimist national championships but has her sights on another achievement as well.

Clubs will soon receive information outlining this year's Yachting New Zealand affiliation process.

There was plenty to talk about in Christchurch last weekend during the 420 national championships, not least of all the strength of both the class and the wind.

The Olympians of tomorrow will get a chance to rig up and race alongside the Olympians of today at this weekend's Oceanbridge NZL Sailing Regatta at the Wakatere Boating Club.

It's hoped women from around New Zealand and even from Australia will compete at September's annual Evolution Sails Women's Regatta in Picton.

Dave Austin is well known to many in the New Zealand and Australian sailing communities as Dr Dave. He’s sailed more than 40,000 offshore miles, done a number of Sydney Hobart races, a couple of two-handed Round North Island races and raced up to the Pacific Islands multiple times.

Three-time Paralympian Andrew May became the final sailor recognised by Paralympics New Zealand as part of the Celebration Project which officially celebrated the achievements of New Zealand’s 209 Paralympians since Tel Aviv 1968.

Do you have the experience, qualifications and interest to become a Yachting New Zealand yacht inspector?

Patrick Haybittle didn't exactly have the most ideal buildup to the Windfoiling national championships over the weekend considering he could barely walk a few days before.