Category: New Zealand Sailing News

Andoo Team Australia has been back on the water with their youth squad for official training days and welcoming the women’s squad for preparation. Thanks to the Ferguson’s support, they

The Défi Azimut 48 Hours fleet set off to a flying start on a short 455-mile round trip from Groix Island. The solo sailors are navigating a tricky W-shaped course

Join Armstrong Foil’s Cash Berzolla as he experiences the thrill of foiling on the majestic breaks of the South African coast. Intercepting a swell from afar is a challenging yet

America’s Cup CEO Grant Dalton discussed the future of the event, suggesting a possible Cup in 2026. Despite no definitive winner yet, Dalton indicated a desire to kickstart regattas by

The 2024 Star World Championship at San Diego Yacht Club is off to an exciting start, with the American-German team Paul Cayard and Frithjof Kleen winning two out of three

Danish skipper Camilla Ulrikkeholm and her team secured a home win at the Women’s World Match Racing Tour Denmark 2024. The event took place from September 5-8, 2024, at the

Kiwi duo Andrew Hall and Sandra Bees are gearing up to compete in the Offshore Double Handed World Championship in Lorient, France, representing New Zealand. They will be sailing on

“2025 New Zealand Millennium Cup: Elite Yachting Event Set to Showcase Spectacular Race Competitions” “Don’t Miss the Excitement of the 2025 New Zealand Millennium Cup Yachting Event” “Experience Luxury and

Louis Vuitton Cup Day 9: Luna Rossa finishes Round Robins in second place The final day of the Louis Vuitton Cup Round Robins concluded with Luna Rossa facing setbacks. A

Sail-Off Drama in Barcelona The sun was back out in Barcelona to conclude the Louis Vuitton Cup Round Robin Series, with one challenger’s 37th America’s Cup campaign coming to an