Bash, bash, crash! Bring on Leg 2 of the Doyle Sails Round North Island Race
This race is a marathon, not a sprint, and those in the know have provided one piece of valuable advice. “Panic Slowly.”
This race is a marathon, not a sprint, and those in the know have provided one piece of valuable advice. “Panic Slowly.”
And we were there! 26 yachts pointed at the start line, rounded North Head and were on their way to Mangonoui for Leg 1 of the Doyle Sails Round North Island Race hosted by the team at the Shorthanded Sailing Association of New Zealand.
Keeping things fresh, new, and exciting in the yachting world can be a challenge. Every race has a start, every race has a finish, and every race has an in between where things can flip on a dime with one bad shift.
The 2026 Doyle Sails Round North Island Race, organised by the fantastic team at from the Shorthanded Sailing Association of New Zealand, starts on Saturday 28th February at 1000 hours off Devonport Wharf. Here’s how you can follow the race.
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In New Zealand we talk about boats in metric units. But Maximus is an American boat, so we will talk about her in feet. Just 11 of them – or 3.35m if you prefer.
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One month on from wading into the surf at Waikuku Beach North Cape on 5 January Jono Ridler has knocked off 493km..
New Zealand’s marine industry is showing clear signs of recovery, with the 25th Auckland Boat Show expanding…
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