Meacham and Stone claim 2026 NZ 29er Nationals title with dominant consistency
Nelsen Meacham and Oli Stone claimed the 2026 NZ 29er Nationals at Royal Akarana with dominant consistency, finishing on 20 points ahead of Leech and Howse.
Nelsen Meacham and Oli Stone claimed the 2026 NZ 29er Nationals at Royal Akarana with dominant consistency, finishing on 20 points ahead of Leech and Howse.
Tom Slingsby and Australia claim a third straight SailGP win in New York after a dramatic weekend of cancelled races, collisions, and a thrilling event final against GBR.
USA docked 7 points and Italy 4 after a Rule 14 hearing into a Race 3 collision involving Brazil at SailGP. Get the full breakdown of penalties handed down.
Peter Elkington races his heavily modified Young 11, Pacman, solo across the Tasman, applying offshore systems thinking to make single-handed sailing manageable.
Tom Slingsby and the BONDS Flying Roos claim their fourth straight SailGP Season 6 event final in New York, extending their lead to 11 points over Emirates GBR.
Tom Slingsby steered the BONDS Flying Roos to victory at the Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix, clearing a final-leg umpire review to hold off Emirates GBR.
A three-boat crash at the start line rocked the New York SailGP event, sending Canada, Great Britain and Australia through to a winner-takes-all final on the Hudson.
Taylor Canfield steered the U.S. SailGP Team to victory in Race 2 on the Hudson River, threading the fleet at the start to lead from Mark 1 to the finish line.
Emirates GBR dominated Race 1 in New York at the Sail Grand Prix, while Australia slips in season standings with penalties and only two races left to qualify.
From the Spanish Quarters to the racecourse, discover how Naples and the Americas Cup share a powerful thread: the rising strength of women in sailing.
The FIV Foil Academy powered by Luna Rossa thrilled crowds at the AC40 Sardinia Preliminary Regatta in Cagliari, sparking huge interest in foiling sailing.
Ben Taylor and Oli Welch claim Men's Pair gold at the Seville World Cup, while the women's four take bronze. Read how mindset shifts drove New Zealand's success.