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Heike Merbold reads a book on the history of the sextant while leaning on a sextant. At sea Nov 27, 2023
2022's winning yacht Wired pictured at the remote Three Kings Island group
George Radley's Ron Holland-designed IOR 40 Imp last took part in 1987
Propaganda on her way to winning the 1988 One Ton Cup in San Francisco
Propaganda, 1988 One Ton Cup winner crew: From left - Dean Phipps, Rick Dodson (skipper) Harry Dodson, Dennis Kendal, Mike Spanhake, John Newton, Tim Bailey (Owner) and Chris Cooney (Manager)
The triumphant Swuzzlebubble crew, top boat in the 1981 Admirals Cup - back row: Bret de Thier, Rick Dodson, Mike McCormick, Andy Ball, Tom Schmackenberg. Front row: Bob Eastmond, Grant Dalton, Ian Gibbs, Rick Bishop
Propaganda, skippered by Rick Dodson, powers through the San Francisco seaway on her way to winning the 1988 One Ton Cup
Rick Dodson aboard Swuzzlebubble, trimming the spinnaker during the NZ Admirals Cup team trials in 1981
The OD 34 class yacht NEW MOON designed by Doug Peterson and built and skippered by Jeremy Rogers, the first of a new class of one-design yachts, racing under spinnaker in the Solent
The British Admiral's Cup team yacht MOONSHINE designed by Doug Peterson and built and skippered by Jeremy Rogers, won the 1977 Admiral's Cup with team yachts MORNING CLOUD (Edward Heath) and MARIONETTE (Chris Dunning)
Runaway, designed built and campaigned by John Lidgard was part of the 1971 Southern Cross Cup winning NZ team of One Tonners
Swedish flagged VOR60 Intrum Justitia's crewed by Pierre Mas and skippered by Roger Nilson and Lawrie Smith for the 1993-94 Whitbread Round the World Race
Great Veterans Race
Flyer II
Flyer II, winner of the Whitbread Round the World Race (1981-82)
L'Esprit d'Équipe is overall winner of the Whitbread trophy in 1986, led by Frenchman Lionel Péan
Flyer, winner of the 1977–78 Whitbread Round the World Race, skippered by Conny van Rietschoten
L'Esprit d'Équipe is overall winner of the Whitbread trophy in 1986, led by Frenchman Lionel Péan
The Epiglass sponsored Farr 40fter 'Epic Lass' sailing in Auckland prior to being repainted in team colours and renamed as 'Epic'
Canterbury and Epic - backed by Epiglass contesting the 1985 Admirals Cup in Cowes
Rainbow II One Ton Cup winner
Epiglass were a backer of Peter Blake's Lion NZ campaign
Mike Loft (sponsor's representative) presents the Sailor the Year trophy to (from left) John Street, Sir Tom Clark and Trevor Geldard in 2004
Tracey Edwards, skipper of Maiden, one of the entries in the Ocean Globe Race
The Ocean Globe Race is scheduled to start in September 2023 from Europe
Fifty years on the crew of Pathfinder, Runaway and Waianiwa get together at the Royal Akarana Yacht Club in Auckland - June 2021
Pathfinder (Brin Wilson), winner 1971 Sydney Hobart Race
Wai-Aniwa placed third in the 1971 Sydney Hobart race
Pathfinder - Overall winner 1971 Sydney Hobart Race, skippered by Brin Wilson
Pathfinder - Overall winner 1971 Sydney Hobart Race, skippered by Brin Wilson, the Derwent