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Australia’s best ready for ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami (27 January – 1 February 2014) Over 550 sailors from 50 nations will head to Miami, Florida, USA to race at
[youtuber youtube=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IS9cQb7mdpc’] The way Bex saw things (Kia Kaha, TP52): This morning we had quite a puffy start, changing jibs all the time trying to get the right one on
First points in the Gill Melges 24 Australian Open Nationals, one of the Festival of Sails’ opening events, went to Harry Melges and his Star crew from the USA. Melges,
Open letter from Sean Langman regarding the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia’s decision to exclude his ORMA 60 trimaran Team Australia from competing in the Australia Day Regatta offshore race:
[youtuber youtube=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjcCWooXdwY’] With just over two weeks to go, the countdown is on to the upcoming 2014 A-Class Catamaran World Championships. With some of the biggest names on the global
Wednesday; sunny with a 15-20 NW breeze predicted by Mike Quilter at the morning 0815 hrs weather briefing – a perfect day to start the Bay of Islands Sailing Week;
[Source: Wayne Holdt / Yachting New Zealand] Manukau Yacht & Motorboat Club sailors Robin Williams and Derek Hickman (pictured below) sailing SHAKING LAUNDRY are the winners of the 48th Hartley
[Source: 52 Super Series / Header Image: Martinez Studio / 52 Super Series] From a race sailed in unusually wet and squally conditions, somewhat atypical of the annual regatta’s reputation
Festival of Sails’ opening multihull act The opening act for this year’s Festival of Sails went ahead without a hitch today; nine multihulls of various sizes completed the inaugural event
[Source: Team Dongfeng] Dongfeng Race Team backed by Dongfeng Commercial Vehicle Company, a leading Medium and Heavy Duty manufacturer in China, will today announce the first Chinese sailors to join
Day 3 at the National Sunburst Championship started off damp but with light breeze. During our early morning beach visit we noted the slight NW swell on the beach and
The annual Bay of Islands Sailing Week kicks off in the (surprise surprise) Bay of Islands region in the north of New Zealand which a spectacular line up of competitive,
[Source: ETNZ / Header Image: Lloyd Images, Extreme Sailing Series] Emirates Team New Zealand will return to the Extreme 40 circuit this year, skipper Dean Barker announced today. [youtuber youtube=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkuKf_bZi_M’]
[Source: 52 Super Series / Header Image: Martinez Studio / 52 Super Series Quantum Key West Race Week] Quantum Racing steered by team owner Doug DeVos won both of the
The word is out! The 25th Airlie Beach Race Week is going to be huge. Event organisers Whitsunday Sailing Club are planning for more boats, more supporters, more parties and
“I want to win this time” – Pablo Arrarte Pablo Arrarte and Jens Dolmer are joining Team Brunel for the Volvo Ocean Race 2014-15. Both the Spanish and the Danish
The Festival of Sails fleet has cracked the 300 mark! Steven Carey’s Victorian boat Dejavu was the 300th entry and that figure has since risen to 309, just three shy
Tony Kirby’s McConaghy Ker 46 Patrice is in Geelong for the Festival of Sails regatta starting today. Tony is aiming for another podium finish under IRC to put the disappointment
[Source: 52 Super Series / Header Image: Photo by Xaume Olleros / 52 Superseries] Unstable, unsettled breezes have marked the final days of practice for the US 52 SUPER SERIES
The sun was shinning and the mutton birds were swimming, the stage was set for Day 2 of the Sunburst 50th Anniversary Regatta. You really couldn’t have asked for a better
Emirates Team New Zealand are discussing a new, permanent home on Auckland’s Wynyard Quarter for a base which team boss Grant Dalton describes as “much more than a tin shed”.
How many boats have been built? We’ve officially announced four teams so far – what are they up to? How are we all getting ready to make the Volvo Ocean
It was a great day on the water for fishing, but with the shifty, tricky and frustrating breeze it made things a little tough for the sailors competing in the
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