Royal Akarana Yacht Club Juniors have a blast on a Young 88
During the Royal Akarana Yacht Club‘s School Holiday Program, the lucky participants were treated to an awesome experience on board a Young 88. Will Leyland and Blake McWilliams were both
During the Royal Akarana Yacht Club‘s School Holiday Program, the lucky participants were treated to an awesome experience on board a Young 88. Will Leyland and Blake McWilliams were both
ASCC knocks Honda Marine off their perch – wins the 2019 18′ Skiff NZL National Championship
There is a new sports-boat on the NZ racing scene. A brand-new Shaw 7 was splashed for the first time in Wellington last week before making her way north to
Matt Chew, Brian Donovan, Ben Vercoe and Mitch Kennedy, had one job to do to claim the 2019 Etchells Australian Championship – have a clean race, keep their head out of the boat and the victory was theirs. However the unsightly letters UFD are against their name for the final race of the championship, meaning they lost the title. However like the old saying goes, “that’s yacht racing” and instead
Rumours of no wind towards the tail of the 2019 Etchells Australian Championship would appear to have been great over-exaggerated. For sure it is not exactly blowing dogs off chains, but awesome seabreezes that kick in from 6 knots and go to double that, are utterly delightful. Some grass fires around the surrounds of Brisbane certainly remind you that it is the height of Summer, but on Moreton Ba
It was quite the thing. If yesterday had been marvellous, then what could you possibly say about the Wednesday, other than it was the day for the now world famous
Crews forced to work hard during Day 1 of the 2019 Etchells Australian Championships
NSW sailors Nick Press/Andrew ‘Noddy’ Hay (Sydney Sailmakers) have decisively won the Your Move Conveyancing 12ft Skiff Interdominion
Australian duo Brett Burvill and Max Puttman claimed the 2019 Tornado World Championship overall title, the first time that this team have won the event.
It will take two shocking races by series leaders Brett Burvill and Max Puttman (AUS) for them to lose the 2019 Tornado World Championship title.
While the bulk of the 35 entries competing in the Your Move Conveyancing 12Ft Skiff Interdominion were left dealing with capsizes, two departing passenger ships, two tug boats and ferries, Nick Press and Andrew Hay put yesterday’s misfortune behind them to win both Races 6 and 7 in a blustery southerly on Sydney Harbour.
Those that managed to out shift the shifts were the winners on the day for Races 5 and 6 of the 2019 Tornado World Championships Powered by Candida Stationery. Racing on the waters offshore from Takapuna Beach, the south-westerly caused some frustration amongst the fleet, with the results being blown wide open on Day 3 of offical racing.
he results are as shifty as the conditions that the 23 catamarans racing in the 2019 Tornado World Championships Powered By Candida Stationery are receiving on the race course.
Brett Hobson/Jeremy Jones (Geotherm) were lucky to take Race 2 from Nick Press/Andrew Hay (Sydney Sailmakers) at the Your Move Conveyancing 12ft Skiff Interdominion hosted by the Sydney Flying Squadron this afternoon, while the latter pair repaid the favour by cleanly taking out Race 3.
The 2019 Tornado World Championships Powered by Candida Stationery kicked off in frustrating conditions in the race area better know as Race Course C of the 36th America’s Cup. The 23 boats racing launched from Takapuna Beach and made their way out to the start line in a light 3-5 knot northerly.
Day 1 of the Your Move Convenyancing 12ft Skiff Interdominion provided both thrills and spills in a stiff southerly that kicked in just before the 3pm start on Sydney Harbour today, with Brett Hobson/Jeremy Jones crewed Geotherm winning a battle of wills with eternal NSW rival, Sydney Sailmakers (Nick Press/Andrew Hay).
That’s a wrap for the 2019 O’Pen Bic World Championships hosted by Manly Sailing Club, Whangaparaoa New Zealand! International sailors having taken out both the converted crowns in the Under 17 and Under 13 divisions.
Friday 4th January was meant to be the practice racing day for the 2019 Tornado World Championships Powered by Candida Stationery, however with 30 knots blowing across the race course, the boats never left the shore.
Something a bit different on the race course for the 2019 O’Pen Bic World Championships today with a massive upwind then plenty of downwind.
The 2019 O’Pen Bic World Championships hosted by Manly Sailing Club has been a relatively light winds regatta since it officially kicked off on the 29th December 2018. But today the breeze finally started to play ball and the fleet of 133 sailors saw their boats begin to fly with 13-15 knots across the course area.
Italiy leads the way in the Under 17 division at the 2019 O’Pen Bic World Championships at Manly Sailing Club, New Zealand.
It was short and sweet but the impact was massive with the 2019 O’Pen Bic World Championships officially opened.
We absolutely LOVE these shots of Comanche taken by our favourite photographer, Andrea Francolini, at sunrise this morning! Comanche narrowly missed out on second place after Black Jack took advantage
She may not be the newest Maxi in the race, and she’s had a few face-lifts over her 13 years, but there is no doubt that Wild Oats XI is
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