Richard Gladwell
New Zealand Editor at Yachts and Yachting
New Zealand Editor at Sail-World
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1 week ago |
sail-world.com | Richard Gladwell
SailGP: Auckland responds to ommission from preliminary 2026 Event circuit by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World.com/nz 16 Apr 16:06 PDT Nick Hill, Tataki Auckland Unlimited Chief Executive has responded to the ommission of Auckland from the 2026 preliminary event list circulated by the SailGP League "Tataki Auckland Unlimited, on behalf of Auckland Council, is in advanced discussions with SailGP.
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2 weeks ago |
sail-world.com | Richard Gladwell
SailGP: Brazil media reports F50's sent for wingsail checks by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World.com/nz 10 Apr 00:20 PDT Brazilian newspaper OGlobo's website is reporting that the SailGP fleet has been diverted "to a shipyard" for wingsail checks. The publication is reporting that the Brazil SailGP event has been cancelled. The event, the first in Brazil was scheduled to take place from May 3-4.
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2 weeks ago |
sail-world.com | Richard Gladwell
Radical changes being mooted for future America's Cups - but haven't we heard this before? by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World.com 8 Apr 04:27 PDT Loose-lipped UK parties associated with the America's Cup have revealed radical changes being mooted for the way the America's Cup is to be organised for future events. Their utterances point to a single controlling body to run the current and future America's Cups - as was proposed in 2000 and 2023.
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3 weeks ago |
sail-world.com | Richard Gladwell
America's Cup: Decision to walk away from hosting widely crititised by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World.com/nz 1 Apr 03:49 PDT The NZ Coalition Government has collapsed the hosting of the 38th America's Cup by refusing to fund its share of the Event. Sail-World understands that the other two legs of the funding arrangement - from the private sector and the Auckland Council were largely in place, enabling the Event to proceed.
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1 month ago |
yachtsandyachting.com | Richard Gladwell
SailGP: Australians drop wingsail in final seconds of race 7 pre-start by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World.com/nz 23 Mar 23:58 GMT The Flying Roos (AUS) broke their wingsail in the final seconds leading up to the start of Race 7 of the Oracle SailGP Regatta in San Francisco. Conditions at the time were a rising breeze of 10-15kts - well within the capability of the 24metre tall rig. Skipper Tom Slingsby confirmed immediately after the incident that no-one was injured.
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She also lived in Brighton - East Sussex, so I'm outraged, too
@annevclark My Grandmother came from that area (a town called Battle). I'm Richard Gladwell and live in New Zealand, Maybe we Gladwells should all rise up at this outrage?
From Bruce Kendall - "They're Higher and Faster". RG https://t.co/mazu5AEvmd
Beau Geste has until 3.13pm Friday to take Coastal Classic record. Predicted to be very close to record mark.Could go either way. https://t.co/kTajjGR33S