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Aimee Bright has made a flying start to the iQFOiL under-23 World Championships in Poland, winning three of four races on the opening day to take a three-point lead in the women’s fleet.

More than 80 educators, sailing club representatives, environmental organisations and community leaders from across the country have strengthened their skills in marine monitoring and citizen science as part of a series of Hauraki Gulf Monitoring Project workshops in Auckland.

Almost 100 of the country's top young sailors will converge on Auckland's North Shore from this weekend, with places on the 2026 NZL Sailing Foundation Youth Team on the line.

Yachting New Zealand is asking club members across the country to share their experiences, motivations and ideas as it looks to shape the next phase of sailing, yachting and boating in New Zealand.

Megan Thomson and her New Zealand crew finished 14th at the inaugural New York Yacht Club Women’s International Championship, capping a demanding week of racing against 19 international teams in Newport, Rhode Island.

A star-studded New Zealand crew has made its debut at the inaugural New York Yacht Club Women’s International Championship in Newport, Rhode Island.

Auckland sailors are preparing to trade the workday grind for short-course racing, with a new series bringing five one-design keelboat classes together on the Waitematā this summer.

Greta Pilkington’s bid for an ILCA 6 World Championship medal has ended, with the New Zealander narrowly missing the top-10 cut for the final series in Dublin Bay.

Veerle ten Have has secured the best finish of her windfoiling career at a world championship, placing fifth overall at the 2026 iQFOiL World Championships in Weymouth.