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Yachting New Zealand is New Zealand's national body for competitive and recreational sailing. What do we do? Yachting New Zealand represents the needs and interests of member yacht clubs & class associations. Our Vision: To inspire greatness and national pride, while embracing adventure, enterprise and a passion for the sea Our Purpose: Our purpose is to grow yachtings accessibility, its enjoyment and its triumphs, based on New Zealands nautical legacy of great achievement, innovation and adventure. 

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Isaac McHardie and Will McKenzie will represent New Zealand in the hotly contested 49er class at the French Olympic test event in Marseille in July.
Like father, like son: Will Mason on same tack as famous dad
Tom Saunders finished fourth at the ILCA 7 world championships.
Micah Wilkinson and Erica Dawson were fifth in the Nacra 17. Photo: Sailing Energy.
Veerle ten Have qualified for the women's iQFoil medal race in fifth.
Tom Saunders was the best placed of the Kiwis, finishing fifth overall in the ILCA 7 (Laser).
Micah Wikinson and Erica Dawson notched two second placings in racing today in the Nacra 17.
Orbit Corporate Travel Sailor of the Year for 2012
Peter Burling (right) pictured with 49er partner Blair Tuke.
Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie leading into a course mark kept pace and pressure on the lead boats.
Jo Aleh and Olivia Powrie wearing the symbolic red bibs for third placed competitors during the final series.
The Finn's encountered the polar opposite weather to yesterday's mill pond, stormy weather with swell up to 3m in height.
NZL Sailing Team's two 470 teams cross in close quarters on Sunday, racing at Sail Auckland 2012. Paul Snow Hansen and Jason Saunders are just ahead of Jo Aleh and Olivia Powrie.
Blair Tuke, Peter Burling, Andrew Murdoch, Olivia Powrie and Jo Aleh proudly display their 2011 World Championship medals
Tom Ashley leads the Men's RS:X Gold Fleet upwind
Jez Fanstone presents Harold Bennett with Coach/Official of the Year in 2010
The Weymouth and Portland 2011 International Regatta
Sam Meech wins Laser Junior World Championships Title
Triple medal haul for NZL Sailing Team
New Zealand RS:X Boardsailor Tom Ashley
Women's 470 pair of Jo Aleh and Bianca Barbarich-Bacher
The Laser Radial fleet sails against the spectular back drop of Mallorca
Racing is underway for the NZL Sailing Team competing in Palma de Mallorca
The NZL Sailing Team Star crew of Hamish Pepper and Craig Monk (pictured left) have finished fifth at the prestigious Bacardi Cup Miami Sailing Week Regatta 2011.
NZL Sailing Team RS:X sailor Jon-Paul Tobin won bronze among a world class fleet of board sailors.
Brad Jackson and Stu Bannatyne, 2009 winners of the Sir Bernard Fergusson Trophy
Pictured: Pete Burling and Blair Tuke in action at 2010 Sail Auckland
Date: 6 September 2010 From: Jodie Bakewell-White Murdoch steps up to take Bronze at Laser Worlds Andrew Murdoch steps onto the podium for the bronze medal at the 2010 Laser World Championship
Racing continued overnight for the RS:X and Laser World 2010 titles where the NZL Sailing Team are battling it out with the world's best.
2010 Laser World Championship on now at Hayling Island, Great Britain
RS:X
Mike Bullot
RS:X World Championships
Sara Winther on the podium
Sara Winther in action
Jon-Paul Tobin
Burling and Tuke
Andrew Murdoch
Burling and Tuke in action on day two
The NZL Sailing Team flag flies at Weymouth Sailing Club
Jo Aleh
NZL 29er competing last night
Thomas Saunders on the final day
New Zealand's 29er team
Josh Porebski and Naomi Mannering in the SL16 on day two
Thomas Saunders competing on day one
NZL Yachting Trust Youth Team sailors will be on the water for the start of competition racing at the 40th Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championships.
Olympic class 49er sailors Peter Burling and Blair Tuke
The twelve sailors that make up the 2010 NZL Yachting Trust Youth Team are counting down to the prestigious regatta which attracts close to 350 sailors representing 63 nations from around the globe.
NZL Sailing Team's Women's match race crew
Bullot on the final day of competition in Estonia
NZL Sailing Team at a team launch in Auckland.
Elliott 6 metre Women's match racing yachts
Peter Burling and Blair Tuke
Burling and Tuke by Sander van der Borch
Burling and Tuke move into the top five of the 49er fleet
Men's RS:X fleet start line
Jon-Paul Tobin
Alex and Sam
Sara Winther in action by Effetts Mer; Guillaume Durand
Mike Bullot
Tom Ashley
Tom Ashley
49er wins Medal Race to finish 8th
Peter Burling & Blair Tuke
The New Zealand Women's Match-Racing crew skippered by Samantha Osborne (pictured left)has made a strong start to racing at the 2010 Rolex Miami OCR (Olympic Classes Regatta) on now in Florida.
Ben Lutze, Chris Steele, Declan Burn on the podium in Takapuna this afternoon
Local sailors are occupying the top three spots in provisional results published this afternoon
Day Three of the Splash World Sailing Championship sailed off Takapuna Beach in Auckland
Splash World Sailing Championship sailed off picturesque Takapuna Beach
Splash World Sailing Championships - Takapuna Beach
Andrea Laura (SLAM Chief Executive), Des Brennan and Emma Hendy
Jez Fanstone (YNZ Olympic Programme Manager), Tom Ashley (Olympic Gold Medallist), Emma Hendy (SLAM New Zealand), Leslie Egnot (YNZ Olympic Logistics Manager) and Des Brennan (YNZ Chief Executive)
Jo Aleh & Olivia Powrie
Jo Aleh and Olivia Powrie
Laser Worlds Start Line
Sam Meech has run away with the Boy�s Laser Radial Gold
Dan Slater at the 2009 Finn Gold Cup World Championship
2009 Finn Gold Cup World Championship Regatta on now in Denmark
Hamish Pepper & Craig Monk
Jo Aleh and Olivia Powrie
Three New Zealand crews are lying in the top ten of their respective fleets at the Delta Lloyd Olympic Class Regatta