2019 Oceania Championship
Mackay Boats build fantastic record of success
The 2016 Rio Olympics were hugely successful for New Zealand's sailors but even more so for a Kiwi boat building company. Mackay Boats built the boats that were first, second…
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Community gathers to remove ghosts of past
Peter Burling and Blair Tuke are regular free divers, often plunging into the ocean to check out marine life, but they took a dive with a difference yesterday. And it…
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Great races conclude Enoshima session
After a hit and miss regatta the final day came in beautifully so catch the action in these videos of the medal races below. Analysis and spoilers to follow, so…
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Limit pushed at Hempel World Cup Series Enoshima
The physical limits of the 496 sailors from 46 nations racing at the Hempel World Cup Series regatta in Enoshima, Japan were pushed on Thursday as big waves rolled through…
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Perfect start for Grael and Kunze as Hempel World Cup Series Enoshima commences
Brazil’s Martine Grael and Kahena Kunze got off to a perfect start in the 49erFX as racing commenced at the first regatta of the 2020 Hempel World Cup Series in…
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Ghost divers to plunge into Okahu Bay, Auckland
Rob Wilson's team once pulled out 8000kg of rubbish from the sea floor in Wellington harbour in an hour. One. Hour. That's a mindblowing amount. Among the rubbish they hauled…
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Rio 2016 Gold Medallists Secure Victory at Tokyo2020 Test Event
49erPeter Burling and Blair Tuke have stamped their authority on the 49er class - again - 12 months out from the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Finishing 8th in the double-points…
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READY STEADY TOKYO – DAY FOUR UPDATE
49erPeter Burling and Blair Tuke from New Zealand continued their winning ways today and extended their lead on the second-placed Polish team of Lukasz Pryzybytek and Pawel Kolodzinski. In the…
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Notice of Race
Open fileEntry is a 2 step process:
a) Enter the scoring system via manage2sail
b) Pay for your entry via the class merchant system.
There is no coach entry required for Oceanias 2019.
