Kitefoiler v. Shark. Who wins?
Kitefoilers scoot across the surface of the water at a rate of knots. But how many can claim to have been foiled by a shark?!
Kitefoilers scoot across the surface of the water at a rate of knots. But how many can claim to have been foiled by a shark?!
Check out this cute original drawing of a Christmas Kiwi foiling on a Live Sail Die sponsored O’Pen Bic. Drawn by the talented Kelly McKinnon
We’ve had an awesome year sharing videos, photos and content about all things sailing and things are already ramping up for 2019!
We had a great time on the water with YachtShare and Tamsin Worsley on board the J112E “Oro Rosa” where Tamsin showed off her amazing single handed sailing skills! Tamsin
You don’t get this on the golf course! Or the rugby field, or the cricket pitch! That’s right, dolphins are only found jumping around in the water, and usually where
Michael Chittenden, the regular photographer of the 18′ Skiffs in Sydney, has once again captured an awesome moment, this time of Appliances Online Australia just prior to an epic capsize.
Someone once asked me how I spend my time. I basically said that in-between the mandatory domestic duties of life, my day revolved around sailing in one form of another.
Ever since the Emirates Team New Zealand announcement of their 75ft fully foiling monohull plans for the next America’s Cup, there have been a number of fully foiling monohulls popping
Takapuna Boating Club is set to host the 2019 Tornado World Championship from the 4th-10th January! Candida Stationery has come on board as the title sponsor with the event to
A swimmer, just casually cruising close to shore doing some laps and clearly training for an event, was interrupted by a drone that started flying overhead. A friendly pod of
It was another sterling night on the Waitemata Harbour for the 2018/2019 Stewart 34 Championship Series. The final race night for 2018 saw four races started and finished in flukey
As some of you may know, I spent the last five years of my life teaching kids how to sail at the Royal Akarana Yacht Club in Auckland. Teaching kids
On Wednesday 5th December we headed north to Algies Bay to check out the RNZYS Performance Program’s Foiling Camp. Led by coach Graeme Sutherland, the program gives opportunities to the
Safety at Sea has loads of great Christmas ideas available for the boating enthusiasts in your life. Check out what Santa picks to give to his elves! Video: Live Sail
In a world were we are inundated with photos of boats from all angles, and we have all practically sailed around the world from our living rooms, watching sailors move
You don’t have to paint your face to show support for your team like quintessential New Jersey Devils fan David Puddy. Zhik New Zealand now stocks New Zealand Sailing Team
It’s the most hotly contested series on the Waitemata Harbour in Auckland. It attracts Volvo Ocean Race sailors, America’s Cup champions, Extreme Sailing Series professionals and Olympic athletes. It’s M-Class
Three races were sailed over a squally and slightly unpredictable weather weekend. Saturday – Windward/leeward. There was a massive outgoing tide against the easterly breeze which caused a large sea
The third session of the 2018/2019 Stewart 34 Championship Series hosted by Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron. Close action racing on the western side of the Harbour Bridge with high
It has been a very busy few months at WASZP HQ with the northern summer now behind us and the southern summer ramping up we have seen significant growth in
The weekend before last, I was invited to race on War Machine in the Young 88 Owners Championship. The Thursday prior to the Champs was sprint racing, and it was
It was heinous on the race course today for the 18′ Skiff Auckland Championship hosted by Royal Akarana Yacht Club. Torrential rain and storm fronts, and just generally uncomfortable. However
It’s been a turbulent start of the season for the 18′ Skiff fleet with conditions providing less than favourable sailing opportunities for the fleet, however on Sunday 18th November three
Before the two races on Sunday 18th November, Matara was leading the M-Class series by one point ahead of Menace. It was Matara’s to lose, and lose they did, in
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