December 23rd, 2015
B14s and Weta on a tough day in the harbor. 17 to 25 kt NNE winds and huge chop due to 1. 3m drop in run-out tide. By Geoff
December 08th, 2015
Today as we mark 500 days to go we are excited to announce the World Masters Games 2017 sports schedule, along with the all-important participation packages available to athletes and supporters. Check out the full details now on our new and improved website. www. worldmastersgames2017. co. nz
November 24th, 2015
A compilation of sailing my Weta on Lake George in New York State through the summer and early fall of 2015. Thanks to NYS, the NYS DEC, for the upgrades at Million Dollar Beach.
November 09th, 2015
Special day for Weta #10 in Tutukaka. Thanks to Fraser and his family for sharing!
November 03rd, 2015
Photos Walter Stanish
October 27th, 2015
Bob Buzzelli’s legacy lives on, drawing multihull sailors from around the country to the Gulf Coast waters in Sarasota, Florida each October. This year the Weta Trimaran swarm of 14 boats was all the buzz throughout the weekend at the friendly host site, Sarasota Sailing Squadron.
October 13th, 2015
Le plan B sur Cavalaire en remplacement des iles de Lérins a comblé tous les participants. By Laurent Trimousig
October 06th, 2015
Ten Wetas turned out for the Jervis Bay Regatta over the holiday weekend and were blessed with mostly warm sunny conditions most of the weekend.
October 02nd, 2015
When it comes to sailing, we are always chasing the wind. At times, the wind ceases to exist or may be insurmountable. 2015 Zhik Weta Nationals became the latter. Cue the insanity! Due to conditions, the majority of this friendly fleet partnered together and sailed two up.
September 30th, 2015
Highlights of Race 1 of the Zhik 2015 Weta Nationals in Duck NC. By Harold Tomlinson
September 30th, 2015
The Carbon sushi roll experiment went rather well yesterday. Despite the Haze that is plaguing Singapore right now, we got a nice little sail in on the 'experiment'. It's a dramatic transformation and the results will be scaled up in the future.
September 25th, 2015
A good day for working on boats and some of the sailors played tourist. Looks better for Thursday. By Jon Britt
