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New Zealand SailGP Team out for unspecified period after Auckland crash
The New Zealand SailGP Team, the Black Foils, have confirmed they will not compete at the KPMG Austr...

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Black Foils outline technical sequence behind Auckland SailGP collision
The New Zealand SailGP Team, the Black Foils, have provided their clearest account yet of the events...

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Louie Sinclair discharged as Black Foils focus on recovery after SailGP collision
The New Zealand SailGP Team, the Black Foils, have confirmed that grinder Louis Sinclair has been di...

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Where power meets purpose in the wooden boats of Auckland
For visitors walking the docks, the key to understanding the fleet is simple. Look at the hull, look...

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Peter Burling and Blair Tuke speak after SailGP Auckland crash
The following is a full, unedited transcript of the media briefing with Black Foils co CEOs Peter Bu...

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Women in Marine to launch at the 25th Auckland Boat Show
The 25th edition of the Auckland Boat Show will open with a powerful new initiative, the inaugural W...

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Black Foils and DS Team France out of Sydney SailGP as review continues
New Zealand and France will not compete at next weekend’s KPMG Sydney Sail Grand Prix, following the...

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Extreme Boats to unveil new model at 2026 Auckland Boat Show
Extreme Boats will headline the 2026 Auckland On Water Boat Show with the exclusive unveiling of an ...

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Lady Rebecca and the surf born story of the Swampscott dory
If you walk past Lady Rebecca at the Auckland Wooden Boat Festival and assume she is just another pr...

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Grand Banks Yachts 54 at the 2026 Auckland Boat Show
Seventy years is no small milestone in boatbuilding. In that time, Grand Banks Yachts has built a re...

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76th Leander Trophy decided in testing Lyttelton conditions
The 76th Leander Trophy, the R Class National Championship, was decided in classic Canterbury fashio...

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Eight days across the Tasman on a Seawind 1170
The Auckland Boat Show bound Seawind 1170, Sweet Disposition, is covering nearly 1200 miles of Tasma...

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French team ruled out of Sydney as injured sailors continue recovery after Auckland SailGP crash
The fallout from the dramatic collision at the ITM New Zealand Sail Grand Prix continues, with DS Au...

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X3 Centreboard Yacht
First discussed on our pages in 2006, the X3 has resurfaced at just the right time. With trailer sai...

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Turakina, a kauri classic with Mt Eden roots
Designed in 1949 by Arnold “Bill” Couldrey, an apprentice of Arch Logan, Turakina carries the unmist...

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Laissez Faire, a seriously capable 2012 Beneteau Oceanis 58 cruiser with the comfort to stay onboard...
A 2012 Beneteau Oceanis 58 designed for proper cruising
When the Oceanis 58 was introduced at the 2...

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SailGP split fleet format sets up a very tense Auckland showdown
Auckland’s ITM New Zealand Sail Grand Prix will conclude under SailGP’s split fleet format, with 11 ...

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Jumping in the deep end: crewing on classic boats
Stepping aboard a classic yacht can feel like stepping back in time. Long overhangs, varnished timbe...

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2026 SailGP Auckland, drivers react after France and Black Foils incident in Auckland
In interviews conducted by SailGP following racing on Day One of the ITM New Zealand Sail Grand Prix...

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Black Foils put Amokura through shakedown sail on Waitematā Harbour
Peter Burling admits the timing could not be better.
After weeks of intense repair work on Amokur...

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SailGP brings Sunday racing forward in Auckland as thunderstorms loom over Waitematā Harbour
We were especially pleased to see the Black Foils' F50, Amokura, not only craned back into the water...

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NZ Offshore Powerboating storms into Gisborne for Poverty Bay showdown
New Zealand Offshore Powerboating returns to Gisborne this weekend as the championship shifts to Pov...

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Vessev VS-9 trial underway in Queenstown Lakes district
The New Zealand-design and built electric hydrofoiling vessel is being evaluated as a future option ...

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Boost the audio experience with JL Audio AP amplifiers from Garmin
Purpose built for life on the water and beyond, Garmin has announced the new JL Audio ...

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Gear up for September, registration now open for the 2026 Rolex Big Boat Series
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Marcopolo Adventure Yachts debut MP10 and MP12 at boot Düsseldorf 2026
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Barletta brings Seakeeper Ride stabilisation to pontoon boats
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Celia Knowles Rescue reaches 500 assists, marking 15 years on the frontline
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Update on Black Cat Cruises vessel incident, Akaroa Harbour
On Saturday 31 January 2026, a 17-metre Black Cat Cruises passenger catamaran grounded near the entr...

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Six awards announced as UK sailor Pete Hill named 2025 Blue Water Medal winner
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Remigo launches award-winning RemigoOne Neo electric outboard
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Akaroa tourist vessel capsize follows grounding
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Auckland Anniversary Day Regatta 2026: Classic blustery racing across the harbour
Blustery winds tested crews, thinned some fleets, and delivered memorable racing as Auckland Anniver...

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Back to the future: inside the new Antigua Racing Cup
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Hamilton Island sale marks new chapter for Australia’s iconic regatta hub
Hamilton Island, long recognised as one of Australia’s premier sailing destinations and a regular ho...

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Where Excess is built
The Excess Catamarans Factory Tours are returning to the brand’s home in Poiré-sur-Vie this March, o...

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Firecrown reportedly shutters Yachts International and Anglers Journal
It seems that Firecrown Media may have shut down two long-running marine titles, Yachts Internationa...

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New Seadoo PWC and pontoon accessories land for 2026 season
A fresh wave of personal watercraft and pontoon accessories has arrived, setting the tone for a fast...

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Four-year peace of mind as Quick Group unveiled extended Quick Gyro warranty at boot Düsseldorf 2026...
Quick Group has unveiled a new extended warranty programme for its Quick Gyro stabilis...
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Biological pumps reveal how zooplankton carry microplastics to the deep ocean
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