Live Day 4 of the 36th America’s Cup Match, Auckland, New Zealand. The match is tied at 3-3. TODAY’S SCHEDULE 4:15pm Race 7: Port: Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Starboard: Emirates Team New Zealand 5:15pm Race 8: Port: Emirates Team New Zealand Starboard: Luna Rossa Prada
Live America’s Cup chat, enjoy Day 3’s racing. The match is tied at 2-2. TODAY’S SCHEDULE 4:15pm Race 5: Port – Emirates Team New Zealand Starboard – Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli 5:15pm Race 6: Port – Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Starboard – Emirates Team New Zealand
Live America’s Cup chat, enjoy Day 2’s racing. TODAY’S SCHEDULE America’s Cup Match – Emirates Team New Zealand v Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli 4.15pm – Race 3 5.15pm – Race 4
Live America’s Cup chat, enjoy Day 1’s racing. WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE America’s Cup Match – Emirates Team New Zealand v Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli 4.15pm – Race 1 5.15pm – Race 2
John Maunder The role of weather and weather and weather forecasting in yachting has for many years been an integral part of many National Meteorological Services as well as commercial weather services. In New Zealand, the Meteorological Service has seconded one of the service’s weather forecasters for many international
Dear Editor Oh dear. The hoary old NZ Herald, once upon a time the failsafe recorder and respecter of everything ‘All Blacks’, has done it again – this time a classical mistake about the history of one of the game’s greats, former All Black loose forward Ian Kirkpatrick. In a
Today’s face of the day Former All Black Zinzan Brooke wants people to stop wearing masks and to end Covid-19 lockdowns in the UK. He is also supporting a push against a vaccine passport. Additionally he supports the use of the drugs Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. The MSM of
Dear Editor The NZ Herald‘s lack of historical sporting knowledge is embarrassing. At the moment they’re touting the upcoming Joseph Parker-Junior Fa boxing match as “the biggest New Zealand heavyweight clash in history”. This is ludicrous. They’re a couple of ‘Neville Nobodys’ in global terms, although
The diminished crowd at this year’s Australian Open final in Melbourne may not be exactly representative of public opinion in Victoria, but the crowd reaction at the trophy presentation might spell trouble for both the Federal and Victorian governments. For the Victorian government, it might be seen as a
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com Our two home test series, first against the West Indies and then Pakistan late last year, lacked sparkle as the outcomes were never in doubt. But not so across the Tasman. Many commentators claim the tests series between Australia and India was the greatest ever
Is it just me? Or did many other viewers find it pathetic? I’m talking about the sight of Serena Williams bursting into tears when asked about her defeat in the Australian Open semi-finals. Ms Williams is a 40-year-old professional tennis player, surely old enough to know
