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      Home > News > Sports > Sailing

    A month away from competitive racing hasn't harmed Team New Zealand

    A month away from competitive racing hasn't harmed Team New Zealand


    The holders have started their defence of the America's Cup in emphatic style - beating Brittania in both races on Day One, the first by 41 seconds, the second by 27 seconds.

    Trimmer Andy Maloney says it was epic effort given they could've been gathering rust while sidelined from the challenger series.



    Italy has beaten Great Britain to win the inaugural Women's America's Cup.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     12 Oct: A podium finish is within reach for New Zealand yachties Isaac McHardie and Will McKenzie heading into the final day of the World Sailing Championships in Italy
     04 Oct: The Black Foils believe qualification for the SailGP winner-takes-all season finale is within their reach
     03 Oct: Wing trimmer Blair Tuke believes the Black Foils have learned plenty from a poor showing in their most recent outing in SailGP
     23 Sep: After a century of playing simply for prestige, the American Ryder Cup golf team is being paid for the very first time...but those greenbacks may not be going into their back pockets
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     Cricket:
    Jacob Duffy is relishing being the interim leader of the Black Caps pace attack 7:17

     Sailing:
    Kiwi sailor Andy Maloney is on the move in SailGP again, joining Artemis Sweden as flight controller 7:07

     Entertainment:
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     Law and Order:
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