KNOTS Racing win Match Race Germany in outstanding style
The young KNOTS Racing team from the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron has won the prestigious Match Race Germany in outstanding style on Lake Constance. Led by helmsman Nick Egnot-Johnson
The young KNOTS Racing team from the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron has won the prestigious Match Race Germany in outstanding style on Lake Constance. Led by helmsman Nick Egnot-Johnson
That’s a wrap for the 2019 Tornado European Championships hosted by the Club Nautical Rimini, ITALY! It’s been a fantastic five days of racing with the winner announced after a
The conditions were a little lighter for Races 5 & 6 of the International Tornado Class Association European Championships here at Club Nauticao Rimini but there was still plenty of
“Everything was good” according to the sailors competing in the 2019 International Tornado Class Association European Championships hosted by the Club Nautico Rimini. The conditions were perfecrt on the Adriatic
It was a slow start to the day but eventually the south easterly made an appearence with the first two races of the 2019 International Tornado Class Association European Championships
The 49er, 49erFX and Nacra 17 Worlds are happening at Royal Akarana Yacht Club from the 28th November to the 8th December 2019 – the home club of Live Sail
The pinnacle event of the quarter ton class season, the Quarter Ton Cup, starts in less than a week, and it’s set to be an open stage with all of
Hosted by the Club Nautico Rimini, the 2019 Tornado European Championships got underway today with two practice races being held off the beach in the Adriatic Sea on Wednesday 5th
Premieres Sunday 2nd June at 8:30pm NZ on YouTube The 2019 SSANZ Round New Zealand Race kicked off on Saturday 16th February. Seven boats were on the start line to
Watch all the videos of KNOTS Racing as they competed in their first ever Congressional Cup at Long Beach Yacht Club, California.
Our addiction for shorthanded sailing continues with the announcement that for the 6th year in a row, Live Sail Die will be providing the video content for all three races
Peter Burling and Blair Tuke took a big step in their comeback to trying to defend their Olympic title when they won the 49er European championships in Weymouth today. It
It’s been five days since Rob Croft and I started the Chains, Ropes and Anchors Shorthanded Sailing Association of New Zealand’s Enduro Race. Have we come to terms with our
TP52 racing by any standard is a thrill to watch, particularly when it involves the current top two Australian players in Ichi Ban and Hooligan, with the two heavyweights of
Mooloolaba Yacht Club is hoping to attract crews from around the country to the SheSails @ Mooloolaba Winter Regatta, as part of its program to entice more women into sailing.
With the global success of the WASZP over the past 2 ½ years since production began, the evolution of the events circuit has begun! One of the key briefs for
The Shorthanded Sailing Association of New Zealand’s Chains Ropes & Anchors ENDURO Race is almost upon us. The Long Haul Fleet kicks off at 1730 hours on Thursday 9th May, with the short haul starting at 1730 hours Friday 10th May.
I’ve run hundreds of yacht races over the past 15 years but very rarely do I ever get the opportunity to sail over the start line when the signal gun is fired.
The OK Dinghy Association isn’t happy about the changes in the Olympic line up. Here is a open letter they have sent to World Sailing expressing their concerns.
Sit back and relax! It’s time to watch the complete series of videos from the 2019 Toyota Optimist National Championships hosted by Murrays Bay Sailing Club.
After a no race day on Tuesday 23rd April, the race committee of the 2019 Toyota Optimist National Championships managed to get four races away for the gold and silver fleets and three races for the bronze to secure the championship on the final day of racing.
The day started with thunder, lightning and water spouts which set the tone for an unpredictable day for the 2019 Toyota Optimist National Championships. Two races were on the schedule, however the weather Gods were against the sailors which resulted in a long delay on shore.
An overcast and dreary day saw the first two races of the Toyota Optimist National Championship finals raced in light and shifty conditions off the beach from Murrays Bay Sailing Club. The forecast was for rain and even hail, and while the latter didn’t eventuate, the rain came plummeting down, as did the temperature with winter finally setting in across New Zealand.
The forecast for 10-15 knots excited the sailors, coaches, officials and supporters of the 2019 Toyota Optimist National Championships hosted by Murrays Bay Sailing Club ahead of Day 2 of qualifying races after a light and shifty first day of racing.
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