Yachting New Zealand's Articles

Black Foils launch new F50 Manawatiti in Halifax ahead of SailGP return

New Zealand's Black Foils have launched their new F50, Manawatiti, in Halifax ahead of their SailGP return. Racing in Halifax starts Sunday at 7am NZT on Three Now.

2026 PIC Coastal Classic: Entries open for classic run from Auckland to Russell

2026 Solo Trans-Tasman Challenge: New Zealand veteran Sharon Ferris-Choat makes history as early leaders set pace in gruelling crossing

Kiwi sailor Sharon Ferris-Choat becomes first woman since 2014 to finish Solo Trans-Tasman Challenge, claiming historic victory in brutal conditions.

Yachting NZ sets 2026 coaching and race official courses from June across NZ

Yachting NZ has confirmed its 2026 coaching and race official course calendar, with venues across New Zealand from June. Find dates, locations and how to register.

Yachting New Zealand coaching survey 2026 seeks nationwide input from sailing coaches

RNZYS Women's Day Out 2026 opens ticket sales for August keelboat racing day

The RNZYS Barfoot & Thompson Women's Day Out returns 22 August 2026. Keelboat racing on the Waitemata for women and girls of all experience levels. Tickets on sale now.

Regional roundup: New base marks homecoming for Hobsonville Yacht Club

Hobsonville Yacht Club unveils its new Upper Waitematā Marine Centre, marking a homecoming for the historic West Auckland sailing club founded in 1934.

Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup 2027: Serena Woodall on the pathway that led to Emirates Team New Zealand dream realised in Cagliari debut

Waiheke sailor Serena Woodall's inspiring journey from missing selection to representing Emirates Team New Zealand at America's Cup 2027 trials in Cagli...

Pigeon Bay Boating Club's future safeguarded by Christchurch City Council accommodation decision

Pigeon Bay Boating Club celebrates a major win as Christchurch City Council recommends preserving camping sites critical to the remote yacht club's future.

Nigel Richards: Safety at sea depends on every crew member, not just the Person in Charge

Nigel Richards: Boating safety at sea depends on every crew member, not just the Person in Charge