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TUUCI strikes Gold at M32 Winter Series
TUUCI Racing locked up M32 Miami Winter Series Event No. 2 in commanding fashion, winning the first three races on the final day and clinching the regatta before the final race was even sailed.
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NZ titles contested in six classes
Big international representation at six class national championships sailed over the weekend at Torbay, Milford, Wakatere, Tauranga and Nelson.
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SailGP: Spainish team confident of racing
Spanish Sail GP team, Los Gallos, will return to the SailGP start line in Auckland, confirming their place at the ITM New Zealand Sail Grand Prix just weeks after a dramatic training crash ruled the Spanish team out of the 2026 season opener in Perth.
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Marine careers on display at Auckland Boat Show
Careers in the marine industry range from boat building and industrial composites, to sailmaking, yacht rigging, engine systems and working in marinas or boatyards.
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Collinson FX: Feb 9: Kiwi dollar hits “Big Figure”
Commodity currencies were beneficiaries of the weaker reserve, with the AUD regaining 0.7000, while the NZD surged back above the key ‘Big Figure’ of 0.6000.
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Surf to City
It’s kind of a big deal. Southport to Brisbane. A plethora of divisions, two courses, one outside from the surf off the Gold Coast, and then up and over back down to Shorncliffe.
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2026 44Cup Calero Marinas – overall
John Bassadone’s Peninsula Racing came out on top at the conclusion today of the 44Cup Calero Marinas in Lanzarote.
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2026 Lanzarote International iQFOiL Games Day 2
Upwind Sprint racing reshapes the leaderboard as Pilloni takes the Men’s lead and Emma Wilson extends her dominance at the iQFOiL International Games.
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Musto Skiff 2026 UK Circuit and Training update
It was a year of transition for the GBR Musto Skiff Class over 2025, with two World Championships in 6 months and changes in the committee.
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WingFoil Racing World Cup Hong Kong overall
Hong Kong delivered another brutally demanding day of racing as shifting winds pushed the world’s best riders to their limits at the opening World Cup of the season.