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Northland Inc. sponsorship drives BOI growth
Northland Inc and BOISW work together to highlight the region as a top-tier destination for visitors
© Jacob Fewtrell Media
America's Cup: Brits set to lose War of the Roses
A strong British America's Cup effort looks to have exploded in the first salvos of an AC Civil War.
© Ugo Fonolla / America's Cup
INEOS Statement on 38th America's Cup
After parting ways with Sir Ben Ainslie
© David Maynard / www.alleycatphotographer.com
BOISW - Day 2: Angry Dragon breathes fire
Sports Boat Division saw the most dramatic action, with Shaw 7 Angry Dragon emerging on top.
© Jacob Fewtrell Media
MotoMuck and the future of boat care
SaltyMuck is an eco-friendly NZ product to help boat owners to keep their vessels in top condition
© SaltyMuck/MotoMuck
BOISW is more than just a sailing competition
BOISW is more than just a sailing competition
Northland Inc and BOISW work together to highlight the region as a top-tier destination for visitors
It's a picture-perfect day for the final race of Bay of Islands Sailing Week, much like the stunning images on Northland Inc.'s website, which highlight the region as a top-tier destination for visitors.
by Hana Hielkema / Jacob Fewtrell Media
Posted 24 Jan 18:18 NZDT
America's Cup: CEO ousting starts War of the Roses
America's Cup: CEO ousting starts War of the Roses
A strong British America's Cup effort looks to have exploded in the first salvos of an AC Civil War.
A split between the skipper and backer of the 2024 British America's Cup team has significant implications for the Cup as two Knights of the Realm line up with legal lances ready for a bloody joust.
by Richard Gladwell Sail-World NZ
Posted 24 Jan 13:28 NZDT
INEOS Statement on 38th America's Cup
INEOS Statement on 38th America's Cup
After parting ways with Sir Ben Ainslie
INEOS will enter a challenge for the 38th America's Cup under the team name INEOS Britannia after parting ways with Sir Ben Ainslie.
by INEOS Britannia
Posted 24 Jan 05:48 NZDT
BOISW - Day 2 - Angry Dragon breathes fire
BOISW - Day 2 - Angry Dragon breathes fire
Sports Boat Division saw the most dramatic action, with Shaw 7 Angry Dragon emerging on top.
After a foggy morning, the second day's racing at Bay of Island Sailing Week turned into thrilling racing as clear skies and a steady sea breeze made for ideal sailing conditions with close tussles playing out across all divisions.
by Hana Hielkema / Jacob Fewtrell Media
Posted 23 Jan 23:52 NZDT
MotoMuck and the future of boat care
MotoMuck and the future of boat care
SaltyMuck is an eco-friendly NZ product to help boat owners to keep their vessels in top condition
At MotoMuck, we're passionate about protecting boats—and the environment. Based in New Zealand, we've crafted high-quality, eco-friendly products designed to help boat owners keep their vessels in top condition.
by Hylton Pause, CEO, MotoMuck
Posted 23 Jan 14:24 NZDT
BOISW: SheSails NZ Trophies on the line
BOISW: SheSails NZ Trophies on the line
The battle for female sailing excellence is heating up as the Yachting NZ SheSails trophies return
The battle for female sailing excellence is heating up as the Yachting New Zealand SheSails NZ top female helm trophies return to Bay of Islands Sailing Week 2025.
by Hana Hielkema / Jacob Fewtrell Media
Posted 23 Jan 12:44 NZDT
Vendée Globe - Day 74: Dang it! Missed the Equator
Vendée Globe - Day 74: Dang it! Missed the Equator
Conrad Colman goes looking for the black line on the water as he crosses Latitude 0°
Vendée Globe Race - Conrad Colman - Life onboard MS Amlin : Day 73 & 74 - No shortage of solar energy on the Equator - but where's the Black Line gone?
by Richard Gladwell, Sail-World NZ
Posted 23 Jan 12:25 NZDT
Small boats at boot Düsseldorf!
Small boats at boot Düsseldorf!
Mark Jardine took a look around Hall 15 to see what he could find...
Hall 15 at boot Düsseldorf has some really interesting small boats, so Mark Jardine took a look around to see what he could find...
by Mark Jardine
Posted 25 Jan 08:16 NZDT
World Sailing approves Committee appointments
World Sailing approves Committee appointments
To provide guidance to World Sailing and positively impact the sport for sailors worldwide
Members of World Sailing's Committees and Sub-Committees will work within their terms of reference to provide guidance to World Sailing and positively impact the sport for sailors worldwide.
by World Sailing
Posted 25 Jan 04:42 NZDT
Transat Café L'OR Cap Pour Elles 2025
Transat Café L'OR Cap Pour Elles 2025
Applications are now open
Attention female sailors who wish to participate in their first competitive transatlantic race, the TRANSAT CAFÉ L'OR Le Havre Normandie is renewing its Cap pour Elles initiative.
by Transat Café L'OR
Posted 25 Jan 03:43 NZDT
RORC Transatlantic Race update
RORC Transatlantic Race update
Sisi and Ino Noir upbeat in Grenada
VO65 Sisi (AUT) skippered by Oliver Kobale finished the RORC Transatlantic Race in the early hours of Thursday 23rd January, completing the 3000-mile race in an elapsed time of 10 Days 19 Hrs 53 Mins 11 Secs.
by Louay Habib / RORC
Posted 25 Jan 03:24 NZDT
Paul Meilhat finishes 5th in the Vendée Globe
Paul Meilhat finishes 5th in the Vendée Globe
After 74 days, 22 hours and 38 minutes of racing
This Friday at 10h40 UTC, after 74 days, 22 hours and 38 minutes of racing Paul Meilhat crossed the finish line in Les Sables d'Olonne to take fifth place on this 10th edition of the Vendée Globe.
by Vendée Globe media
Posted 25 Jan 00:40 NZDT
Vendée Globe Friday 24th January Update
Vendée Globe Friday 24th January Update
Jérémie Beyou on Charal finishes 4th
It was a stormy and dark morning in Les Sables d'Olonne as Jérémie Beyou finished the Vendée Globe in fourth place. Paul Meilhat is expected imminently in fifth.
by Mark Jardine
Posted 24 Jan 23:03 NZDT
SB20 Worlds in Singapore Day 4
SB20 Worlds in Singapore Day 4
Unforgettable day for the Borghesi Family
Day 4 of the SB20 World Championship had everything: shifty, light winds that tested everyone's patience, heroic efforts by the Race Committee to squeeze in two races and a truly emotional milestone for one special family.
by Peak Production / Viola Devoti and Matteo Garrone
Posted 24 Jan 19:05 NZDT
Jérémie Beyou finishes 4th in the Vendée Globe
Jérémie Beyou finishes 4th in the Vendée Globe
Emerging relieved and happy out of a dark, windy night off Les Sables d'Olonne
Emerging relieved and happy out of a dark, windy night off Les Sables d'Olonne, Jérémie Beyou crossed the finish line of his fifth Vendée Globe this morning at 00:58 (UTC) to take fourth place from the record fleet of 40 starters.
by Vendée Globe media
Posted 24 Jan 18:40 NZDT
Semi-Finalists set for Helly Hansen International
Semi-Finalists set for Helly Hansen International
Cole Tapper has finished at the top of the pile
CYCA's Cole Tapper has finished at the top of the pile after the qualifying stage was completed yesterday, with the United States of America, New Zealand and Great Britain joining Australia as semi-finalists.
by Cruising Yacht Club of Australia
Posted 24 Jan 13:29 NZDT
Presidental meeting for Luna Rossa
Presidental meeting for Luna Rossa
Praised alongside the Italian Sailing Federation
The President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, welcomed the Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli team and the Italian Sailing Federation (FIV) to praise their Olympic and world achievements in 2024.
by Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli
Posted 24 Jan 08:27 NZDT
Mean Biscay lives up to its reputation
Mean Biscay lives up to its reputation
Vendée Globe update: Jérémie Beyou arriving in less than 12 hours
Nearly one week since the Vendée Globe podium was completed by Sébastien Simon, Jérémie Beyou will lead a surge of exhausted but relieved and grateful skippers through the finish line.
by Vendée Globe media
Posted 24 Jan 06:12 NZDT
Zhik celebrates Yoann Richomme
Zhik celebrates Yoann Richomme
A record breaking second place in the Vendée Globe
Zhik is thrilled to back French skipper Yoann Richomme, whose stunning performance in the 2024 Vendée Globe earned him a record-breaking second-place finish. Richomme's remarkable achievement showcases his exceptional skill.
by Zhik
Posted 24 Jan 06:00 NZDT
Clarisse Crémer in the Vendée Globe week 11
Clarisse Crémer in the Vendée Globe week 11
The skipper of L'Occitane en Provence is preparing to negotiate a final ridge of high pressure
Clarisse Crémer continues to fight for a place in the Top 10, while every day that separates her from deliverance seems to bring a new surprise to deal with, a new obstacle to overcome.
by L'Occitane Sailing Team
Posted 24 Jan 05:13 NZDT
Formula Wing Registered Equipment Scheme
Formula Wing Registered Equipment Scheme
The Class Rules have been updated to reflect clarifications
The IWSA registered series production scheme is currently being developed with World Sailing and not live yet.
by IWSA WingFoil Racing
Posted 24 Jan 02:37 NZDT
Tschüss 2 wins RORC Transatlantic Race overall
Tschüss 2 wins RORC Transatlantic Race overall
Volvo 70's corrected time cannot now be beaten
The Royal Ocean Racing Club is delighted to announce that Volvo 70 Tschüss 2 (USA), owned by RORC member Christian Zugel, is the overall winner of the 2025 RORC Transatlantic Race.
by Louay Habib / RORC
Posted 24 Jan 01:29 NZDT
Save the date for the Yacht Racing Forum
Save the date for the Yacht Racing Forum
The 15th edition takes place November 20th & 21st in Amsterdam
The 15th edition of the Yacht Racing Forum / Design & Technology Symposium will once again reassemble the international sailing and yacht racing community for two days of conferences, presentations, debates and business.
by Yacht Racing Forum
Posted 23 Jan 23:31 NZDT
Vendée Globe Thursday 23rd January Update
Vendée Globe Thursday 23rd January Update
Jérémie Beyou on final approach to Les Sables d'Olonne
Sam Goodchild has managed to fix his mainsail in the Vendée Globe, but Jérémie Beyou, who he was battling with, now has only 300 nautical miles to the finish line, whereas Goodchild has 560 nautical miles to go.
by Mark Jardine
Posted 23 Jan 22:50 NZDT
SB20 Worlds in Singapore Day 3
SB20 Worlds in Singapore Day 3
Pollard at the top after 9 races
Day 3 of the SB20 World Championship brought light and shifty winds challenging the 53-strong fleet to stay sharp and adapt quickly. Despite the puffy breeze, two exciting races were completed offering intense competition and some standout performances.
by Anna Zyk / Viola Devoti
Posted 23 Jan 19:50 NZDT
Race Yachts latest premium offerings
Race Yachts latest premium offerings
Our collection features some of the most distinguished vessels on the market
Race Yachts are thrilled to present our latest premium offerings in high-performance race yachts, available now through Race Yachts Brokerage.
by Jason Rowed, Race Yachts
Posted 23 Jan 10:00 NZDT
So much more than records and statistics
So much more than records and statistics
The way the Vendée Globe record was demolished was astounding
The way the Vendée Globe record was demolished was astounding. Armel Le Cléac'h's mark of 74 days, 3 hours, 36 minutes had stood for eight years, with the 2020-21 winner of the race, Yannick Bestaven, taking just over 6 days longer to complete the course.
by Mark Jardine
Posted 23 Jan 08:00 NZDT
Beyou approaching Cape Finisterre
Beyou approaching Cape Finisterre
Vendée Globe update: Goodchild completes repair
Jérémie Beyou has under 500 miles to the finish but the skipper of Charal is still holding to modest speeds as he climbs the Portuguese then Galician coast towards Cape Finisterre which he should pass this morning.
by Vendée Globe media
Posted 23 Jan 07:12 NZDT
Formula Wing and WingFoil Open rules update
Formula Wing and WingFoil Open rules update
The new rules will apply from 1 May onwards
Following the Annual General Meeting in December 2024, the updated class rules have now been published.
by IWSA WingFoil Racing
Posted 23 Jan 06:24 NZDT
Free Finn Class webinars with Nicholas Heiner
Free Finn Class webinars with Nicholas Heiner
ach webinar will last for 1 hour plus 30 minutes for questions
The Finn class is putting on two free webinars with 2020 Olympian Nicholas Heiner from The Netherlands.
by Robert Deaves
Posted 23 Jan 06:23 NZDT
Bay of Islands Sailing Week - Day 1
Bay of Islands Sailing Week - Day 1
Tactical mastery and patience were the order of the day as Bay of Islands Sailing Week
Tactical mastery and patience were the order of the day as Bay of Islands Sailing Week 2025 kicked off in challenging conditions.
by Hana Hielkema / Jacob Fewtrell Media
Posted 23 Jan 01:55 NZDT
Pip Hare Interview
Pip Hare Interview
At base camp, ready for her next Vendée Globe campaign!
Mark Jardine, Managing Editor of Sail-World.com and YachtsandYachting.com chatted with Pip Hare at boot Düsseldorf about her Vendée Globe, which came to an abrupt end when the mast came down on her IMOCA yacht Medallia on 15th December 2024.
by Mark Jardine
Posted 23 Jan 01:36 NZDT
Vendée Globe Wednesday 22nd January Update
Vendée Globe Wednesday 22nd January Update
Leaders Approach Cape Finisterre
Sam Goodchild has been working incredibly hard to fix his mainsail in the Vendée Globe as the leaders on the water approach Cape Finisterre.
by Mark Jardine
Posted 22 Jan 21:29 NZDT
BOISW: Explore Group back as Key Sponsor
BOISW: Explore Group back as Key Sponsor
BOISW organisers have welcomed back Explore Group as a key sponsor for this iconic event.
As sailors take to the water for the first day of racing at Bay of Islands Sailing Week (BOISW), organisers have welcomed back Explore Group as a key sponsor for this iconic event.
by Jacob Fewtrell Media / Hana Hielkema
Posted 22 Jan 21:23 NZDT
SB20 Worlds in Singapore Day 2
SB20 Worlds in Singapore Day 2
Change of leader in exceptionally challenging conditions
Day 2 of the SB20 World Championships in Singapore presented sailors with exceptionally challenging conditions due to highly variable winds. The day saw three races conducted under persistent rainfall with wind speeds fluctuating between 4 and 10 knots.
by Anna Zyk / Viola Devoti
Posted 22 Jan 18:05 NZDT
RORC Transatlantic Race day 10
RORC Transatlantic Race day 10
15 teams continue their race to the finish line in Grenada
On Day 10 of the RORC Transatlantic Race, 15 teams continue their race to the finish line in Grenada. Kosobucki and Grzegorz Grabowski's JV44 Fujimo (POL) reached the halfway mark today.
by Louay Habib / RORC
Posted 22 Jan 11:11 NZDT
SailGP: Burling unpicks the Kiwi performance
SailGP: Burling unpicks the Kiwi performance
Peter Burling has unpicked the team's mixed racing performance at home in Auckland
New Zealand driver Peter Burling has unpicked the team's mixed racing performance at home in Auckland, which saw the team finish 4th in front of home crowds.
by SailGP Media
Posted 22 Jan 10:53 NZDT
SailGP: Brits on top after Auckland
SailGP: Brits on top after Auckland
Highlights, driver reactions and SailGP's full race report: Recapping all the best bits from NZ
Dylan Fletcher's Emirates GBR that has been propelled to the top of the 2025 Season leaderboard thanks to consecutive podium performances in Dubai and Auckland.
by SailGP Media
Posted 22 Jan 09:49 NZDT
Increasing ILCA class female participation
Increasing ILCA class female participation
The Australian ILCA class has continued to show growth
The Australian ILCA class has continued to show growth in participation by females in the ILCAs, Australia's most popular single handed dinghy class, at the Oceania and Australian Open and Youth Championships sailed in early January.
by Rod Thomas
Posted 22 Jan 08:34 NZDT
The final frontier in the North Atlantic
The final frontier in the North Atlantic
Vendée Globe update looks at past year's disasters
Storms and damage in the final days, close to the finish of the Vendée Globe, are not uncommon. Tired boats and brutally fatigued sailors are a combination doubly challenged by winter gales in the North Atlantic.
by Vendée Globe media
Posted 22 Jan 06:52 NZDT
Vendee Globe, SailGP, RORC Transatlantic Race
Vendee Globe, SailGP, RORC Transatlantic Race
It's one thing to win a sailboat race-it's a different thing to absolutely shatter the course record
It's one thing to win a sailboat race—it's a different thing to absolutely shatter the existing course record. Charlie Dalin, skipper of the IMOCA 60 Macif Sante Prevoyance, accomplished the latter in the 2024/2025 Vendee Globe race.
by David Schmidt
Posted 22 Jan 05:00 NZDT
The Magenta Project welcomes new board members
The Magenta Project welcomes new board members
To help advance equity and inclusion in sailing
The Magenta Project has announced the appointment of new board members, bringing a wealth of experience from the world's of sailing and business and ensuring the organisation remains at the forefront of empowering women in the sport.
by The Magenta Project
Posted 22 Jan 04:28 NZDT
B14 - the inclusive skiff
B14 - the inclusive skiff
Age, weight and gender do not matter
Reporting from Sydney after the 2025 world championships, our reporter 'down-under' has pulled together some stats that shine a light on the inclusivity of this great class.
by Ryan Gerrish
Posted 21 Jan 22:38 NZDT
Vendée Globe Tuesday 21st January Update
Vendée Globe Tuesday 21st January Update
Sam Goodchild Begins Mainsail Repair
Sam Goodchild has begun the messy job of gluing together his mainsail, which is currently in two parts, as he races to get back up to speed. We get an update from him, then Conrad Colman goes for a swim to check the underside of his IMOCA yacht.
by Mark Jardine
Posted 21 Jan 22:18 NZDT
SB20 Worlds in Singapore Day 1
SB20 Worlds in Singapore Day 1
55 crews from across the globe battling it out
The SB20 World Championship 2025 kicked off at the stunning ONE degrees15 Marina in Singapore, with 55 crews from across the globe battling it out on the tricky waters. The first day of racing featured four intense races.
by Anna Zyk
Posted 21 Jan 21:57 NZDT
Kieler Woche premiere in the Sailing Grand Slam
Kieler Woche premiere in the Sailing Grand Slam
10 Olympic classes, 12 international classes, ILCA 6 Men's Worlds and more
This year, Kieler Woche will be dominated by the Sailing Grand Slam, the new joint platform for the five most prestigious sailing regattas in the world.
by Kiel Week
Posted 21 Jan 20:37 NZDT
Groundbreaking first GWA Indoor World Cup
Groundbreaking first GWA Indoor World Cup
The world's best riders wowed the crowds around the XXL pool at boot Düsseldorf
Gerard and Suardiaz fêted as they take wins at groundbreaking indoor world cup during boot Düsseldorf show.
by GWA Wingfoil World Tour
Posted 21 Jan 18:24 NZDT
SailGP: Carbon fibre wing tips by Armstrong Foils
SailGP: Carbon fibre wing tips by Armstrong Foils
Armstrong Foils is the Official Foil Tip Manufacturer of SailGP for the 2025 season
Armstrong Foils has announced its partnership with SailGP as the Official Foil Tip Manufacturer of SailGP for the 2025 season of the global racing championship.
by Kjell van Sice, Armstrong Foils
Posted 21 Jan 16:51 NZDT