New Zealand yachting crews have had one of their most successful international regattas at the Sailing World Cup in Weymouth overnight, winning six medals.
Yet again Peter Burling and Blair Tuke led the way in the 49er class with another gold to extend their unbeaten run to 17 straight victories at the major events in the class. Fellow Kiwis Marcus Hansen and Josh Porebski shared the podium with silver in the class.
New Zealand crews picked up three other silver medals and a bronze.
Both New Zealand's womens' double-handers crews finished with silver, Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie beaten on count-back only by long-time British rivals Saskia Clark and Hannah Mills.
Alexandra Maloney and Molly Meech took silver in 49erFX also overthrown in the final race, by class favourites.
