Bonds Flying Roos and Artemis stamp their authority on opening day in Halifax
Australia's Bonds Flying Roos and Artemis Racing topped their groups on day one of the Canada SailGP in Halifax, dominating in tricky light-air conditions.
Australia's Bonds Flying Roos and Artemis Racing topped their groups on day one of the Canada SailGP in Halifax, dominating in tricky light-air conditions.
Emirates GBR faced wild conditions on Race Day 1 of the Canada SailGP, finishing sixth then second as rain cells wreaked havoc in Halifax Harbour.
Nathan Outteridge says Australia simply 'survived' a chaotic opening day at the Canada SailGP in Halifax, despite topping Group B and winning the final ...
Peter Burling and the Black Foils made a strong return to SailGP in Halifax, securing back-to-back second places and a spot in Sunday's four-team final.
Artemis beat Emirates GBR by 1.6 seconds in the Halifax SailGP opener, with Kiwi sailors Andy Maloney and Brad Farrand on board. Day two could bring an Oceania final.
Tom Slingsby steers Australia to back-to-back wins at SailGP Halifax as a wind shift sinks Denmark and Brazil. New Zealand impresses with a strong second place finish.
Switzerland claimed Group B victory at SailGP Halifax after Sebastian Schneiter's bold tactical split paid off. Artemis took second, Germany third in shifting conditions.
New Zealand's Black Foils claimed third at the Halifax SailGP Group A opener after a four-month absence, as Australia dominated and Spain took second.
Kiwi-crewed Sled wins the Rolex TP52 World Championship in Porto Cervo for the third straight time, led by Murray Jones and Don Cowie.
Takashi Okura's Sled claims its second TP52 World Championship title at Porto Cervo by two points, with Murray Jones and Francesco Bruni sharing the helm.
For the first time in Vendee Arctique history, IMOCA yachts have crossed the Arctic Circle. A redesigned course gave skippers the flexibility to finally reach 66 North.
New Zealand locks in the 2027 UIM World Jet Boat Championship, running 19-28 November from Queenstown to Christchurch across 1000km of technical river racing.