Conch horn + air horn = CONCH HORN OF DOOOOOM!

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SailGP’s second event of the 2026 season will be remembered for the wrong reasons, but given how serious the risks now appear to have become some are asking whether this should and could this be the turning point for SailGP. So, rather than focussing on the intense racing in a perfect setting, the talk centred on how terrifyingly close the latest collision came to tragedy. Our Auckland report considers the incident, the risks and some of the options

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Step aboard The Junk & The Phinisi to discover a dive experience like no other. From the vibrant reefs of the Similan Islands to the remote beauty of the Mergui Archipelago, our liveaboard adventures are where world-class diving meets timeless seafaring charm. It’s more than a dive trip… it’s days filled with exploration, connection, and moments you’ll carry long after you’ve surfaced. 🌊 Join us beneath the waves and beyond the ordinary. Learn more about our trips: https://thejunk.com/

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Always be listening on channel 16 Using a VHF marine radio. Your VHF radio is a safety tool. Even if you don’t need to communicate with anyone, you should be listening for important weather updates and other announcements on channel 16. This is especially true if you’re boating in high-traffic areas or locations where weather can change quickly. You don’t have to have it blaring beside you and not let anyone else on the boat speak (not exactly our idea of a good sail), but you’ll want to have it on while you’re in transit. #sailing #radio #vhf #boat #sailboat

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