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More than 100 sailors converged on the Bay of Islands late last month for a festival of foiling, with tight racing and high-octane action across several classes.
Sailability Auckland, in collaboration with the Ponsonby Cruising Club and Burnsco, has successfully hosted the world's first international match racing challenge for the SKUD 18 class, featuring integrated teams of both disabled and able-bodied sailors.
The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron (RNZYS) has reinforced its position as a dominant force in youth match racing, claiming a third consecutive title at the 25th anniversary edition of the Hardy Cup in Sydney.
Auckland’s Waitematā Harbour will again be in the international spotlight tomorrow as the Burnsco 2026 SKUD 18 International Match Race Challenge gets underway at the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron.
By SailGP
The BONDS Flying Roos scored their first Grand Prix win in a year as they claimed the spoils in Auckland to move top of the SailGP 2026 Season standings after two events.
One minute, Anna Weiss was weighing up the familiar uncertainties that come with another Olympic campaign, unsure what the future might hold once the next cycle came to an end.
The Magenta Project, in partnership with Aotearoa Ocean Racing, is set to inspire the next generation of women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics at next month’s Auckland Boat Show.
