Six IMOCAs, two unproven boats, one wild Atlantic dash
The Ocean Race Atlantic fleet leaves New York with six IMOCAs, including two unproven new boats, racing across the Atlantic to Lorient.
The Ocean Race Atlantic fleet leaves New York with six IMOCAs, including two unproven new boats, racing across the Atlantic to Lorient.
John Leahey's Dutch takes the J/88 title on tiebreak after a nail-biting finale against Exile and Banter at the Verve Cup Inshore Regatta.
Club Nautique Morgien claims a tight three-point win at Act III of the Swiss J/70 Super League on Lake Davos, reshuffling the season standings.
A record 102-boat, 26-nation fleet heads to Cascais for the 2026 J/70 World Championship, including three Australian campaigns chasing world glory.
Yanmar extends its decade-long America's Cup partnership, becoming an Official Sponsor for the 2027 Naples edition of the Louis Vuitton event.
Kiwi sailors are spread across the SailGP fleet as teams confirm crews for the Valencia stop, with Black Foils and rivals locking in line-ups.
Duncan Holland steps into a new South Island Coach Educator role, backed by Rowing NZ and the Otago Rowing Association to support coaches region-wide.
Chris Emmett has been appointed National Pathway Lead for Canoe Racing New Zealand, based at Lake Karapiro, to strengthen clubs, coaching and athlete pathways.
RNZYS and RYS Ltd stand firm on the America's Cup Protocol after a query from the New York Yacht Club over Deed of Gift compliance.
Miami hosts E1's first double-header on Biscayne Bay as Team Brady's lead over Westbrook Racing narrows in a tightening title race.
Six teams start The Ocean Race Atlantic from New York to Lorient, pitting brand-new boats against experienced offshore crews in a 3000nm dash.
Aaron Hume-Merry is out injured, Elie Pirnay steps in, and a hairdryer saved the hull ahead of the Ocean Race Atlantic start.