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Emirates Team New Zealand at 100%
…have got very, very close – but today the America’s Cup holders, Emirates Team New Zealand, gave a festive reminder as to why they are such a potent force in…
Packing Up and Shipping Out
The gears shift quickly at Emirates Team New Zealand. After an intense few weeks launching, commissioning and training onboard Taihoro in Auckland, sailing 14 out of 18 days in late…
France Triumphs at 2025 Offshore Double Handed World Championships
After days of high-stakes offshore racing, dramatic twists, and an unforgettable finale, the 2025 Offshore Double Handed World Championships reached its conclusion in Cowes.
NZMRC Wild Conditions, Tight Racing
Wild Conditions, Tight Racing: NZMRC Kicks Off with Excitement
Glorious day to open the 2023 ILCA New Zealand Championship in Auckland
After a bit of a wait the 2023 New Zealand ILCA National Championships finally got underway. The forecast westerly managed to push the light easterly breeze out and we enjoyed…
PIC Coastal Classic: Stars align for Starmaker
Sometimes the stars just align – That’s exactly what happened in the 2025 PIC Coastal Classic when a 41-year-old Farr 1020 called Starmaker sailed two-handed and won the whole damn thing.
On Board New Zealand’s Ker40 Zephyrus
Live Sail Die’s Suellen Hurling jumped on board Matt Cole’s Zephyrus for the 44nm Gold Cup Race over the weekend – check out the photos she got from being OBR!
Liam Dimock crowned America’s Cup E-Series Champion!
…Series, with a thrilling Grand Final event in Barcelona that saw eSailingCentral (Liam Dimock / New Zealand) emerge victorious, claiming the coveted e-Series trophy and the €25,000 (approx $44…
Scores on the board at the PredictWind A-Class Worlds
Day 1 of the PredictWind A-Class Worlds was the culmination of many months of hard work by the Milford Cruising Club, and the NZACCA’s David Haylock, in particular, as the event finally got underway.
When the squall hits!
Check out this reel from 2015 footage of the Shorthanded Sailing Association of New Zealand (SSANZ) Triple Series!
Thomson and 2.0 Racing Champions of Normandy Match Cup
New Zealand’s Megan Thomson and her 2.0 Racing crew of Maeve White, Josi Andres, Charlotte Porter and Rose Garcia Royo yesterday won the 2024 Normandy Match Cup in…
Team New Zealand and Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron (RNZYS) Official Statement
Team New Zealand and Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron (RNZYS) have just released this statement this morning after TNZ’s Grant Dalton addressed RNZYS members about the future of the…
Justina Kitchen & Lukas Walton-Keim book their Olympic tickets
Kitchen and Lukas Walton-Keim were named to the New Zealand Team today and will compete in the women’s and men’s kitefoil events, which have been included on…
Regal display from New Zealand SailGP Team sees it triumph in first ever SailGP event final
New Zealand breaks Australia’s stranglehold on SailGP Season 3 with masterful display on Plymouth Sound after first battling the Duchess of Cambridge
Emirates Team New Zealand to Take Over New Wynyard Point Team Base
Emirates Team New Zealand confirmed today that the team has signed a lease of the former Ineos Britannia team base on Wynyard Point from Te Kaunihera o T?maki Makaurau…
Kiwis Clinch the Golden Ticket in a Dramatic Repechage
After two qualifying races, ten teams from nine nations had already booked their places in the final of the 2025 Offshore Double Handed World Championships.
2022 Blokart Worlds racing in New Zealand in October
Blokarting was invented in New Zealand in 1999 by Paul Beckett, who had a background in hang gliding and sailing. The sport quickly grew in popularity, to the point the…
Photos: 12-Foot Skiff Interdominions
Check out the photos from the opening day of the 12-Foot Skiff Interdominions
Kiwis finish third at SailGP Sydney
New Zealand finished third on Sydney Harbour this weekend while Australia sailed away with the win – their first of the season – after going neck and neck with Denmark for most…
SailGP Announces New Zealand as the First-Ever Winners of the Impact League
New Zealand have taken home the top prize in SailGP’s ‘Podium for the Planet’, after being awarded the most points in the Impact League in Season 2.
