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DOYLE-POWERED PODIUMS AT THE SOUTHERNMOST REGATTA | 🇺🇸⛵️ After a week of amazing racing featuring countless close finishes in the perfect combination of blue skies and blue water, Doyle-powered teams delivered standout performances at the Southernmost Regatta in Key West, Florida.
Competing in the ORC Performance division it was Doyle-powered Interlodge IV, Gwen and Austin Fragomen's Botin 44 claimed second place. Wendy Schmidt's Azulito, a Botin 45, rounding out the podium in third.

Photo credit The Southernmost Regatta

HOOLIGAN WINS | Doyle-powered Hooligan Racing were presented with the Overall Winner trophy for the 2024–2025 Islands in the Stream Series, with the award presented to John Evans and Trey Sheehan at the Fort Lauderdale to Key West Race Awards Party.

During the 2024–25 season, the team campaigned their TP52. This season, Hooligan Racing are targeting the same title aboard the Hooligan Racing Melges 32, aiming to achieve back-to-back series victories across two very different platforms.

Integral to the Hooligan Racing program is Doyle Sails’ own Brad Boston, who reflected on the campaign: “This season, with two overall wins and a ninth, we’re in a great position heading into the final event. Our goal was to win with the TP52 last year and do the same with the Melges 32 this year. We have one race left to make it happen. Our sail selection across both boats has really boosted our speed — now fingers crossed.”

Photo credit : SORC

SUNBURST CHAMPIONS | Cameron Brown and Tessa Clinton are the 2026 Sunburst National Champions, the Doyle-powered team really put the hammer down in the breeze on Sunday with 4 wins on trot.
The event held at Wakatere Boating Club saw close to 40 boats on the water on Saturday in light conditions, while Sunday’s fresh conditions pushed the limits for some of the fair weather sailors.

"Great to see some legends of the class racing and the future of double-handed sailing looking bright with so many young sailors own the water.” says Cam Brown “This is New Zealand’s largest double handed fleet and its really cool to see lots of kids sailing with their parents”

Brown first won the Nationals 12 years ago as crew for his dad, Andrew Brown, now with plenty of experience notched up he has won it again, this time on the helm.

📸 Marcus Brummel - Live Sail Die / Andrew Brown