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Equilibrium wins Race 4 on handicap as three boats finish within eight seconds

Equilibrium takes Race 4 on handicap as three boats finish within eight seconds on corrected time. Wired leads on elapsed but the handicap battle stays wide open.

Young Magic tops handicap in Racing C Race 4 as Nautilass leads on elapsed time

Nautilass leads on elapsed time in Racing C Race 4, but Young Magic takes the handicap win under both EHC and PHRF. See the full results from Go Boating NZ.

Men at Work 3 takes Race 4 on handicap as Daisy Duke leads fleet home

Daisy Duke led the fleet home but Men at Work 3 claimed Race 4 on corrected time. Full results and report from Racing Group B at Go Boating NZ.

Equilibrium wins Race 3 on handicap as BOISW fleet tightens under better conditions

Equilibrium claims Race 3 on handicap at BOISW as improving conditions compress the fleet. Full results and race report from Go Boating NZ.

Live: 2026 Bay of Islands Sailing Week

Opportunity dominates EHC again as Group C stays tightly bunched in Race 3

Opportunity claims a second EHC win in Group C Race 3 at EHC as the fleet stays tightly bunched. Full results and race analysis inside.

Daisy Duke dominates Race 3 to signal Bay of Islands title intent

Daisy Duke stormed to victory in Race 3 at Bay of Islands Sailing Week, finishing eight minutes clear of the fleet. See full results across EHC and PHRF scoring.

Opportunity tops Group C corrected standings by 12 seconds at BOISW

Opportunity tops Group C corrected time standings by just 12 seconds at BOISW, with tight racing across a diverse fleet of 10 boats. Full results inside.

2026 BOISW Racing B: Size doesn't count in Race 2

Georgia One turns handicap magic into Race 2 win over faster Wired

John Muir's Farr 43 Georgia One turned a fourth-place finish on the water into a Race 2 win over the faster TP52 Wired on corrected time at Go Boating NZ.

Bay of Islands Sailing Week opens tomorrow with easterly breeze set to build through the day

Bay of Islands Sailing Week kicks off tomorrow with a 10:25am warning signal, 30 boats in Opua, and an easterly breeze set to build through the day.