May 01st, 2017
The Sailing at WMG2017 is the most competitive ever, the regatta at Torbay on Auckland’s North Shore drawing more than 200 sailors from 13 countries , including Olympic Medallists, multiple world champions, America’s Cup winners and relative newcomers unafraid of taking on a challenge of a lifetime – Murray Rae,…
April 29th, 2017
As a wind predictor, Jon Bilger thinks he's got an advantage when it comes to the World Masters Games but the only issue is his predictions are available for all of his rivals. He still hasn't been tempted to put out any rogue information, though.
April 29th, 2017
Soon after Dan Slater crossed the finish line in the final race of the World Masters Games, someone yelled out that he had finally picked up a Games medal at the fourth time of trying.
April 25th, 2017
Chris Sharp's green machine is becoming well known on the sailing course at the World Masters Games, largely because it's finishing ahead of most of his rivals. What makes that extraordinary is that Sharp is a paraplegic after a motorbike accident seven years ago.
April 25th, 2017
If Rex Sellers has learned one thing from his "comeback" to competitive sailing at the World Masters Games, it's that he misses his mates.
April 25th, 2017
A seven-time America's Cup sailor is taking a break from yachting around the world to link up with someone a bit more local - his dad.
April 12th, 2017
Rex Sellers admits he's got the sailing bug again.
March 10th, 2017
Fort Walton Yacht Club
March 10th, 2017
MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Don't miss out on 2017 US Weta Nationals at Cascade Locks with racing July 28-30. This is a spectacular venue located in the Columbia River Gorge just 45 minutes south of Portland, Oregon.
March 07th, 2017
Manly Sailing Club was the host for this year's 9th NZ Weta National Championships. 32 sailors came to race at WetaFest to prepare for the World Masters Games being held April 21-30.
March 07th, 2017
Interview with Vadim Pushev (translated from Russian) -
March 02nd, 2017
Finish in eight days or less and not DIE! This is the goal of the Everglades Challenge (EC) which is right around the corner, commencing March 4, 2017.
