Nov 28, 2023Wrapping up PIC Coastal Classic, welcoming PIC Harbour Classic It’s hard to believe the PIC Coastal Classic took place a little over 5 weeks ago. As ardent sailors at the NZ Multihull Yacht Club, we...
Oct 24, 2023Paying tribute to a remarkable man and an accomplished sailor In the early hours of Saturday morning, our race committee received the news that a sailor aboard one of our entrant boats had lost his...
Oct 20, 2023Melges 40 Clockwork takes top handicap honours and unofficial record in PIC Coastal Classic In the 41 years of PIC Coastal Classic history there are always many winners – but four winners stand out above them all: overall line...
Oct 20, 2023Wired first boat home in 41st race The TP52 Wired has taken line honours in the 41st PIC Coastal Classic. The TP52 owned by Rob Bassett was designed by Brett Bakewell-White...
Oct 18, 2023Startline shifted to Narrow Neck Beach 150 yachts of all shapes and sizes are due to start the PIC Coastal Classic tomorrow – but not from their usual startline. Due to the...
Oct 18, 2023Kicking off the long weekend with an epic fleet and an easterly! More than 150 yachts will start the PIC Coastal Classic yacht race tomorrow morning. The coastal sailing marathon is the biggest of its...
Oct 18, 2023Back on the scene : The Shaw 35 Rehab This Shaw-35 previously based in Noumea has a second wind thanks to Mike Sanderson and his kids. Mike Sanderson has been busy since...
Oct 15, 2023J stands for Juniper One of the most eye catching entrants amongst the smaller keelboats lining up for the PIC Coastal Classic is the J/88 Juniper. The boat...
Oct 15, 2023The high performance Melges 40 welcoming young sailors onboard It’s a big step up from an Elliott 7 to a PIC Coastal Classic in a Melges 40 – but Steve Mair gives two sailors in the RNZYS Youth...