SailGP franchise values near $100m as New Zealand ownership window narrows
SailGP franchise values are approaching $100m. With no New Zealand team, is the window for Kiwi ownership closing for good? Russell Coutts weighs in.
SailGP franchise values are approaching $100m. With no New Zealand team, is the window for Kiwi ownership closing for good? Russell Coutts weighs in.
Ben Taylor and Oliver Welch led New Zealand at the Seville World Cup regatta, with five crews advancing to A Finals or semifinals on opening day.
Terry Dunn swapped three months of prep on his classic S&S 34 for a last-minute Beneteau First 36 to tackle the 2026 Solo Trans-Tasman Yacht Challenge.
Nine solo skippers depart Les Sables d'Olonne on 7 June for the Vendee Arctique, the first qualifying race on the road to the 2028 Vendee Globe.
Wild Thing 100 and Vixen Racing were first to enter the 81st Rolex Sydney Hobart, both returning to finish unfinished business after retiring in 2024.
Mike Stanley CNZM receives Rowing New Zealand Life Membership, honouring 40+ years of service including World Championship gold and CEO leadership.
Nine coaches from nine nations completed World Sailing's Development Coach Scholarship at Portland, gaining qualifications to build national sail training programmes.
World Sailing's 2026 Performance Coach Scholarship offers ten places with a 25 June deadline. Learn about eligibility, the Weymouth residency, and how to apply.
Sixteen solo sailors set off from Opua for the Gold Coast across 1,170nm of Tasman Sea, facing gales, 40-knot gusts and a drifting WWII wreck along the course.
Aquitaine's Takhys sailing team targets a Tour Voile podium in 2026, backed by Neo Sailing Technologies mentorship and regional support from the Arcachon Basin.
At 79, Malcolm Dickson strips back his 16m yacht Sarau and readies for a fourth Solo Trans-Tasman title defence. Meet the oldest winner in the race's history.
Nine IMOCA skippers depart Les Sables-d'Olonne for the Arctic Circle in Vendee Arctique 2026, a race with no set course and just one rule: reach 66 degrees north.