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Greta Pilkington has strengthened her position in the hunt for a medal at the ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship, with the New Zealand sailor maintaining her place inside the top 10 after another consistent day on Dublin Bay.
Veerle ten Have and Aimee Bright have made strong starts to the iQFOiL World Championships in Weymouth, England, with both Kiwis breaking into the top 10 after the opening day.
Three top-10 finishes have given Greta Pilkington an impressive start to the ILCA 6 Women’s World Championships in Dún Laoghaire, Ireland.
It’s been an action-packed month for our NZCT regional development managers around the country, with Yachting New Zealand’s ongoing membership model and affiliation fee structure review roadshow keeping the team busy.
New legislation requiring everyone on recreational craft of six metres or less to wear a properly fitted lifejacket while underway will be in place ahead of the peak summer boating season.
In the first episode of Yarns with Yachties, a new collaborative series from Yachting New Zealand and Live Sail Die, we caught up with Andrew McFarlane at the Nautilus Braids factory in Rolleston, just outside Christchurch.
New Zealand kitefoiler Hugo Wigglesworth has successfully defended his Hydrofoil Big Air world title, producing a clutch performance in brutal North Sea conditions to go back-to-back at the GKA Kite World Tour’s World Championship event in Sylt, Germany.
New Zealand’s premier secondary schools team sailing event will expand in 2027, with a new two-tier format designed to create more opportunities for developing teams while preserving a high-level pathway for the country’s best school sailors.
New Zealand's Tom Saunders narrowly missed out on a spot in the medal series at the ILCA 7 World Championships in Dún Laoghaire over the weekend, finishing 12th overall after a challenging final day of gold-fleet racing.
