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NZ s best youth talent on show at this week s HARKEN Youth International Match Racing Cup

HARKEN Youth International Match Racing Cup: Celia Willison © Andrew Delves / RNZYS As the experienced match racing campaigners within Emirates Team New Zealand and Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli do battle this week for the oldest sporting trophy in the world, the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, Home of the America s Cup, will be hosting the best youth match racing talent New Zealand has to offer as the 2021 HARKEN Youth International Match Racing Cup gets under way. This year the event is purely made up of kiwi entries as it is too difficult for the overseas teams that this event usually attracts to get into the country, however there is still a great selection of up-and-coming talent hitting the water in the Squadrons fleet of Elliott 7 keelboats.

Dublin Bay Artist Pete Hogan s America s Cup Sketchbook

Dublin Bay Artist Pete Hogan s America s Cup Sketchbook 8th March 2021 ‘Media’ - This AC, more than ever, is a virtual event. The on board cameras, the instant editing, the choppers, the chase boats the expert commentary and the crews comms, beamed straight to my computer…… for free……Heaven. Locked down in Dublin and glued to the America’s Cup coming from Auckland, artist, Pete Hogan has been watching a lot of the preliminary action on his computer. Inevitably, such a sailfest inspired the round the world sailor to paint what he saw in his usual wonderful style (below) and to provide some useful commentary on the eve of the Cup in New Zealand.

America s Cup is a heady mix of invention, space tech

The savagely beautiful AC75 monohull foils of Team New Zealand’s Te Rehutai and Italy’s Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli will contest the oldest trophy in competitive sport on the waters of the Hauraki Gulf next week.

Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron hosts first edition of Motor Yacht Mastercard Superyacht Regatta

Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron hosts first edition of Motor Yacht Mastercard Superyacht Regatta 2 Mar, 2021 03:00 AM 2 minutes to read Beyond the Cup s Cheree Kinnear got in on the action at the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron s Motor Yacht regatta. Video / NZME Beyond the Cup s Cheree Kinnear got in on the action at the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron s Motor Yacht regatta. Video / NZME Cheree Kinnear is a sports reporter for NZMEcheree.kinnear@nzherald.co.nz Beyond the Cup s Cheree Kinnear got in on the action at the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron s Motor Yacht regatta. One would imagine the daily life of a superyacht owner to include enjoying the finest cuisine while lounging in the sunshine at cruising speed.

Mastercard Superyachts: Scintillating day of Superyacht Racing on the Hauraki Gulf

Day 4 - Mastercard Superyacht Regatta - February 27, 2021 - Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron © Jeff Brown A glamour day of beautiful Auckland weather and scintillating superyacht sailing has brought the Mastercard Superyacht Regatta 2021 to a close at the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron. After four days of racing on the Hauraki Gulf, it’s the team on Tawera who have won the first superyacht regatta in the world for over a year, claiming the Mastercard Superyacht Regatta trophy by a nine-point margin. Tawera owner Mike Mahoney was thrilled with how the week unfolded - “Unbelievable, given the climate we are operating under now, it shouldn’t have happened, but thanks to the Squadron, to get this regatta underway was just unbelievable. Everyone’s had a wonderful time, the races were fantastic, the courses were brilliant, and we are really happy to come out with a good result.”

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