Live Sail Die

Live Sail Die

Founded in 2005, Live Sail Die is a sailing-focused website from New Zealand that shares stories and creates content for the marine industry. This platform covers sailing news, blogs, photos, and videos, with a presence in both New Zealand and the UK. We express our own views, and if our opinions upset you, remember to take a step back; it’s just sailing. So, unplug for a bit and enjoy the great outdoors!

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  • 1 week ago | livesaildie.com | Suzanne McFadden

    When I chat with 83-year-old Fred Price, he’s just returned from solving a jigsaw puzzle of sorts – expertly packing four Flying Fifteens into a 40-foot shipping container bound for England. He may not be sailing the class these days (though it’s actually not that long ago he retired from racing at the world champs, aged 76).

  • 1 month ago | livesaildie.com | Robert Deaves

    Entry has opened for the main Finn events in 2026. For three weeks in February 2026 the Finn world will descend on the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron, in Brisbane, Australia, for three back-to-back major regattas. Beginning on 7 February, the Australian Nationals will be followed by the Finn Gold Cup, and then finally the Finn World Masters, which concludes on 27 February. Some sailors plan to enjoy it to the full, while others are taking their pick of regattas.

  • 1 month ago | livesaildie.com | Mark Rothfield

    Sublime sailing weather on Day 2 of the Sail Port Stephens 2025 Performance Series was followed by a ridiculous amount of rain and wind today, with no further racing allowed. It meant that overnight results for the NSW Yachting Championship, TP52 Pallas Gold Cup Act 3, Super RC Series and Rob Hampshire Trophy (ORC) all stood.

  • 1 month ago | livesaildie.com | Mark Rothfield

    Day 1 of the 2025 Sail Port Stephens Performance Series yesterday had a bit of everything – highly competitive racing on- and offshore, tropical islands, fluctuating tides, fluctuating fortunes and a hint of controversy. The inaugural Super RC Division start off Nelson Bay breakwall created an impressive sight for spectators who’d earlier attended Anzac Day services. The nine-yacht fleet made slow progress through the Port Stephens headlands as the seabreeze mustered strength.

  • 1 month ago | livesaildie.com | Robert Deaves

    Valerian Lebrun, from France, has won the 2025 Open Finn European Championship in Naples, Italy, after two final races on Saturday, in a drama packed day that nearly cost him his first major Finn title. Italy’s Federico Colaninno pushed him all the way and took second just 5 points behind, while also winning the U29 championship. Third place finally went to Estonia’s Deniss Karpak, in his first regatta back in the class after four years away. Lebrun also retains the European Masters title.

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