New Zealand Multihull Yacht Club

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Fat Freddy for sale
I have decided to move on from the Formula 40 Trimaran. My health problems have led me to focus in other areas. My options are to sell the boat as is, offering project management support to complete the repairs, upgrades, and shipping options. If I can’t find a buyer, I will wreck it to sell as parts.
All the composite structural design work for the boat has been done, as well as a thorough ultrasound and tap of hulls and beams.
Replacement of the damaged ama area has been finished and is ready for paint and I have the carbon unis to finish the strengthening upgrade to the beam collars.
For a parts list and shipping options, please contact [email protected] or if you’d like to chat/text, my WhatsApp number is +64212265444.
If you are interested in the best sailing there is to offer, get a syndicate together and literally, enjoy the ride!!

Wow! The new Gitana 18 has some crazy advances in tech. This video shows the AC style foils, rudders that don't rotate and moveable spreaders to power and de power the mast quickly.

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Come on down to Milford Cruising Club on Saturday for more food trucks and live music. The Garden bar will be open every night of the PredictWind A Class Catamaran World Championships

Food truck and Garden Bar Night with blue skies and warm temperatures. Another day and another great evening for the sailors and their whanau during the PredictWind NZ A Class World Championships! Thanks Milford Cruising Club, SevenEvents and New Zealand Multihull Yacht Club for putting this together. #predictwind #aclasscatamaran #aclassworlds25. #milfordcruisingclub #sailingphotography #catamaransailing #sevenevents #milfordshops #foodie #gardenbar

It's all go down at Milford for the PredictWind A-Class Catamaran World Championships we're co-hosting with Milford Cruising Club

🏁 Ho***rs might not be built for comfort, but she’s built for heart.

Craig Haslip’s Sele Open 8.5 and crew crossed the line in Russell on Saturday morning after nearly 25 hours at sea, leading a tight Division 7 contest in this year’s PIC Coastal Classic. The small cat spent the night edging through calm patches, holding her own among the fleet.

Fast, light, and purpose-built for racing, Ho***rs shows what the Coastal is all about — teamwork, resilience, and a love of the challenge.

https://www.coastalclassic.co.nz/post/hooters-and-the-friday-night-goal

📸 Suellen Hurling / Live Sail Die

2025 PIC Coastal Classic done and dusted! Well done Aventador for the overall Multihull handicap win, Cat+ion for the line and Ho***rs for Div 7 line and handicap!

What a night in Russell! The 2025 PIC Coastal Classic wrapped up last night in true Kiwi style with sunshine, good company, and a full tent for prizegiving. Congratulations to all our winners and to every crew who took part in this year’s race.

It was fantastic to see so many people come together to celebrate another successful Coastal. We’ll be posting full results and more photos soon.

In the meantime, we'd love it if you would send us your selfies and snapshots from the prizegiving. We can’t wait to see your moments from an unforgettable weekend.

Ocean’s Tribute: circumnavigator Guy Chester brings sustainability to the PIC Coastal Classic An Australian sailor with a Kiwi-built trimaran returns to New Zealand’s great race north with a message of preparation and environmental purpose.When the start gun fires off Devonport Wharf next Friday, 24 October, few entries will carry more sea miles or experience than Ocean’s Tribute. Austra...