Canoe racing in New Zealand is gaining momentum with a Paracanoe World Cup silver medal, rising participation numbers, and upcoming world titles on the line.
New Zealand paddle sport is thriving at the halfway point of 2026, with a home Asia Pacific Sprint Cup win, international medals, and strong club growth underway.
Auckland's Gold Cup offshore series adds a shorthanded division for 2026/27, while the historic Balokovic Cup marks its 90th running. See race dates and details.
New Zealand sailmaker Andrew Hall joins Greek skipper Evi Delidou on a 9.12m Dehler 30, the smallest boat in the 74-boat Aegean 600 fleet. Race starts 5 July.
Jacqueline Kennedy won gold in the Junior Women's K1 500m at the 2026 ICF Junior and U23 Canoe Sprint World Championships in Halifax, Canada.
18 Kiwi paddlers compete at the 2026 ICF Junior and U23 Canoe Sprint World Championships in Halifax. Follow live results and NZ team updates here.
La Roche-Posay Racing Team unveiled their upgraded AC75 in Lorient with a successful tow test. First sail targeted for Tuesday 30th June. Full launch report inside.
Oakley Marsh and the DigiLab crew overcame a fouled keel mid-Channel to stay in the hunt during the Tour de France a la Voile's opening offshore leg.
Ken and Jack Lupton faced engine troubles at the 1000 Islands Regatta in Brockville, forcing a withdrawal from Madison. All eyes now turn to Valleyfield in July.
The CYCA has engaged Mana Group to overhaul the Rolex Sydney Hobart's commercial and broadcast rights. Here's what it means for the race and NZ sailors.
Johnie Berntsson sweeps day one in the Open fleet while Martina Carlsson leads the Women's Trophy at GKSS Match Cup Sweden in Marstrand.
PAPREC seized the Tour Voile opener with a daring current call off Cotentin, breaking from the fleet to win by three nautical miles after 20 hours of racing.