Kathmandu Coast to Coast 2022 have introduced a three-person mixed one day category, to compete alongside the famous ‘Longest Day’.

"The team has had to make the incredibly disappointing decision to cancel the 2021 event."

On 7 December 2020 it was confirmed that due to COVID-19, Rowing NZ did not intend to send athletes to compete at international regattas throughout 2021, excluding the Final Olympic Qualification Regatta and the Tokyo Olympic Games.

Waikato Rowing Club were awarded both the Centennial Scull (top Club in sculling events) and Centennial Oar (top Club in all events)

Serene conditions at Lake Ruataniwha greeted athletes on the second day of racing at the Rocket Foods New Zealand Rowing Championships.

The Brad Richards Building Sea2Sky Challenge 2021 will boast a stellar line up this year with the top of Triathlon NZ High Performance (HP) Squad racing the iconic

At just 17 years old Greymouth’s Emma Wilson became the youngest competitor to win the individual women’s two-day Kathmandu Coast to Coast, crossing the finish line in New Brighton in 13 hours 26 minutes and 54 seconds.

Dougal Allan and Simone Maier have won todays 243km Kathmandu Coast to Coast Longest Day across the South Island, West to East coast.

It has been a long time without races for Paddle Australia’s Olympic and Paralympic canoe sprint paddlers, but Paddle Queensland’s Canoe Sprint State Championships on the weekend (Saturday, 6 February) provided the racing opportunity everybody has be

The timing mat stopped at exactly the same time for Christchurch’s Rob Lord and Kirwee’s Richard Greer as the pair reached the halfway mark of the Kathmandu Coast to Coast men’s 2-Day individual.