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Hard-fought gains on the first day of gold-fleet racing have elevated one New Zealand crew from top-10 contenders to medal hopefuls at the Sailing World Championships overnight, as two other Kiwi sailors also mounted eye-catching comebacks.
A mix of flat water, gentle breeze and shifting currents halted some Kiwis' progress on day four of the Sailing World Championships overnight.
New Zealand’s top crews remain on track for a medal push at the Sailing World Championships in The Hague, despite losing some ground as they battled the world’s best sailors and the elements overnight.
Four Kiwi crews have all but secured their spots in the gold fleet at the 2023 Sailing World Championships after pushing up the leaderboard on day two in The Hague.
Jo Aleh and Molly Meech lead the charge after an opening day of mixed fortunes for New Zealand at sailing’s world championships.
Claudia Montgomery is being remembered as a much-loved mum and treasured wife, who touched the hearts of many around the world.
Montgomery, wife of acclaimed Kiwi sports broadcaster Peter “PJ” Montgomery, passed away at the couple’s Takapuna, Auckland home on Monday.
Tom Saunders recalls the feeling of disbelief as he lay prone on the ground, pain pulsing through his shoulder and down the left side of his body.
The country’s top young sailors have been making waves internationally over the past weeks, competing in major regattas in Italy, Spain, Germany, England, Poland and Greece - with some securing podium spots.
Our four NZCT regional development managers - Hayden Whitburn, Kelly Mulcahy, Wayne Holdt and Ian Gardiner - bring you the latest news from around the country, as we prepare for the first in a series of regattas celebrating women in sailing.
