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Sam Meech has a goal of being in contention for a medal at every event he competes in and he gave himself a good chance of doing that at the World Cup regatta in Miami today.
The Helga Cup is the world's largest women-only regatta and they're hoping to attract some of the world's best female sailors.
Up until last weekend, Honda Marine had dominated 18-foot skiff racing for some time but were knocked off their perch at the New Zealand championships by a crew who have designs on doing the same thing at March's JJ Giltinans.
Crews practice sail changes and gybes often before competing in an offshore race but very rarely practice what to do in a medical emergency.
From Olympians to America's Cup sailors and world champions to round the world competitors, the upcoming OK Dinghy world championships in Devonport will feature a star-studded lineup.
BANDIT, the first boat built by Sir Peter Blake more than 50 years ago, has been restored to its former glory and is now permanently on display at the New Zealand Maritime Museum.
The Sanders Cup Senior Interprovincial Challenge will be contested for the 95th time next month and appears more open than in recent history.
The Maraetai Sailing Club are interested in hosting more regattas and, on the evidence of the weekend, are well placed to deliver top-quality events.
The cheer that erupted for Bay of Islands local Chris Hornell and the crew of his TP52 Kia Kaha at the CRC Bay of Islands Sailing Week prizegiving ceremony was perhaps the loudest in the event’s 17-year history.
