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A timely message from a sailing great helped catapult young Kiwi O’pen Skiff sailor Ewan Brazle to the world title in Italy, after faulty equipment and foreign conditions had earlier threatened to see victory slipping from hi
New Zealand’s top young sailors will soon battle it out for the title of national youth champion in five classes – and for a spot at this year's Youth Sailing World Championships.
New Zealand's biggest multi-day keelboat regatta – Bay of Islands Sailing Week – has opened entries for the next edition of the event, to be held from 23-26 January 2024.
Rough & Reddy (R+R) made a triumphant return to the Harken Elliott 5.9 Traveller Series at the weekend - dominating the second day of the race to take out the win and exact revenge on rival Shapeshifter.
A need for greater consistency over a sustained period and restricting the number of mistakes when competing against the best in the world in Olympic waters.
George Gautrey is signing off from the Olympic test event without a medal but with plenty of added experience and a sense of pride in his performance in Marseille.
New Zealand’s dominance in the international O’pen skiff fleet shows no signs of abating, with Kiwis sweeping two divisions at a major regatta in Italy a fortnight ago, ahead of the class world championships starting tonight (NZ time).
Day 6 of the Olympic test event was also moving day for Josh Armit, with the rising Kiwi windfoil star surging seven places up the leaderboard to break into the top 10 courtesy of his first race win of the regatta.
The black bibs remained near the front of their fleets on day five of the Olympic test event in Marseille, as the focus slowly turns from qualifying to the podium.
