New Zealand’s leading men’s kitefoiler Lukas Walton-Keim has made a solid start to the 2026 Formula Kite European ...
New Zealand’s iQFOiL contingent produced five top-10 race results on a challenging second day of the 2026 iQFOiL World Championships in Weymouth. New Zealand’s leading men’s kitefoiler Lukas ...
Three top-10 finishes have given Greta Pilkington an impressive start to the ILCA 6 Women’s World Championships in Dún ...
New Zealand’s premier secondary schools team sailing event will expand in 2027, with a new two-tier format designed to create more opportunities for developing teams while preserving a high-level ...
New Zealand kitefoiler Hugo Wigglesworth has successfully defended his Hydrofoil Big Air world title, producing a clutch performance in brutal North Sea conditions to go back-to-back at the GKA Kite ...
Tom Saunders made his move on Day 4 of the ILCA 7 World Championship in Dún Laoghaire, Ireland, climbing 11 spots to sit just outside the top 10 – and still in the hunt for a place in the medal series ...
It’s been an action-packed month for our NZCT regional development managers around the country, with Yachting New Zealand’s ongoing membership model and affiliation fee structure review roadshow ...
When Phoebe Willis began a textiles project at school in April, she had no idea it would take her from the boat ramp to the fashion ramp — or that a dress made almost entirely from sailing materials ...
Chloe Turner has surged six places into the podium positions after three days of racing at the ILCA 6 Youth World Championships in Aarhus, Denmark.
New Zealand’s Black Foils have signed Olympic hopeful Kate Stewart as a reserve strategist.
Veerle ten Have has surged back into the top 10 at the 2026 iQFOiL World Championship after producing her best day of the regatta in Weymouth and Portland. The Tauranga sailor climbed to seventh ...
By World Sailing Finland and Bermuda go the distance Another of the day's longest and most dramatic battles came between Finland and Bermuda, with the lead changing hands repeatedly. Finland started ...