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      Home > News > Sports > Sailing

    It's been a better day on the water for New Zealand's sailors in Enoshima

    It's been a better day on the water for New Zealand's sailors in Enoshima


    Peter Burling and Blair Tuke are up to fifth in the 49er fleet after a third, eighth and a second in three races today.

    Paul Snow-Hansen and Dan Willcox are second overall after a sixth and a second in their first two races.

    Josh Junior is eighth overall in the Finn class after a third and a seventh.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Sailing News
     05 Apr: New 49er Olympic pair Will McKenzie and Isaac McHardie will lean on the advice of double medallist Jo Aleh as they enter their maiden Games in Paris
     05 Apr: Taking the tiller from sailing greats Peter Burling and Blair Tuke is hopefully a boon, not a burden, for their New Zealand Olympic replacements
     25 Mar: New Zealand have cashed in on Australia's misfortune at their home SailGP event in Lyttelton
     23 Mar: New Zealand SailGP driver Peter Burling has challenged his fellow competitors to introduce fan-friendly team identities
     23 Mar: The table-topping Australian SailGP team is hopeful the strong winds forecast for this weekend's regatta in Lyttelton will materialise
     22 Mar: The New Zealand SailGP team are embracing home advantage ahead of the second edition of the Lyttelton regatta starting tomorrow
     07 Mar: Organisers of Lyttelton's Sail GP regatta are expecting record breaking crowds
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