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66 The Star Thursday March 16 2023 ITM NEW ZEALAND SAIL GRAND PRIX LIVE SITE POWERED BY ENABLE FRIDAY 17 MARCH ARMAGH ST KEY: LIVE SITE OXFORD TCE TRANSPORT HUB FOOD TRUCKS GRANDSTAND SUNDAY 19 MARCH OXFORD TCE TE PAE CONVENTION CENTRE COLOMBO ST TOILETS KIDS ACTIVITIES ACCESSIBLE BUS PICK UP UBER WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO LIVE SITE KIDS ACTIVITIES ACTIVATIONS FOOD TRUCKS TOILETS WORCESTER BLVD CATHEDRAL SQUARE FRIDAY 17 MARCH SATURDAY 18 MARCH SUNDAY 19 MARCH 12PM LIVE SITE OPENS SAILGP: RACING ON THE EDGE EPISODES 1-6 11AM LIVE SITE OPENS SAILGP RACING - SINGAPORE, SAN FRANCISCO, SYDNEY HIGHLIGHTS PRE-RACE BUILD UP SHUTTLE BUSES FOR TICKET HOLDERS FROM 11.30AM ONWARDS TO EVENT SITE IN LYTTELTON 11AM LIVE SITE OPENS SAILGP RACING SYDNEY FULL COVERAGE DAY 1 & 2 PRE-RACE BUILD UP SHUTTLE BUSES FOR TICKET HOLDERS FROM 11.30AM ONWARDS TO EVENT SITE IN LYTTELTON 2:30PM SAILGP SINGAPORE HIGHLIGHTS 3PM SAILGP SYDNEY HIGHLIGHTS 2PM KIDS ENTERTAINMENT ANGELFISH KIDS 2PM KIDS ENTERTAINMENT CIRCOTICA CIRCUS SCHOOL 3.30PM KIDS ENTERTAINMENT – SPORT SUZIE 4.15PM KIDS OUTDOOR MOVIE, PRESENTING MOANA 3PM LIVE RACING AND EXCLUSIVE CONTENT 3PM LIVE RACING AND EXCLUSIVE CONTENT 6.15PM PRE WEEKEND ACTION: PRACTICE RACING & FAN SIGNING SESSION DELAYED SCREENING OF FRIDAY PRACTICE RACING – THE ONLY PLACE TO SEE IT! 5PM DJ EMCEE EVENT SHUTTLE BUSES RETURN TO LIVE SITE 5PM DJ IRON MAN EVENT SHUTTLE BUSES RETURN TO LIVE SITE 7PM LIVE SITE CLOSES 8PM LIVE SITE CLOSES 8PM LIVE SITE CLOSES LIVE SITE DISCOUNT CARPARKING 25% OFF NIGHT AND WEEKEND RATES FOR ALL OUTDOOR WILSON CARPARKS FOR THE WEEKEND OF 18, 19 MARCH VIA THE PARKMATE APP. USE PROMO CODE SAILGP
Thursday March 16 2023 The Star 67 SAILGP’S WOMENS PATHWAY SailGP introduced a Women’s Pathway at the start of Season 2 as part of its better sport strategy to promote inclusion, inspire change and provide opportunities across all levels of the sport. The programme aims to fast-track training and development, so women can gain the valuable experience needed to race the high-flying F50s. New Zealand SailGP Team female athlete Liv Mackay started sailing as a fun way to spend time with her brother and father while growing up in Napier, New Zealand. Now, strategist for the New Zealand SailGP Team, and the inaugural skipper of the Live Ocean Racing team, Liv is trailblazing the way for women in professional sailing. Mackay said: “Once my competitive side took over and I learnt to grasp every opportunity that came my way, it all kicked off. I started representing New Zealand and from there my career flourished. As a global sailing league that races at iconic locations around the world, the opportunities I have with SailGP are incredible, from touring the world to working with the best athletes in the industry, it’s a surreal experience and I love soaking in all the knowledge and improving my skill set”. Every team now includes a Women’s Pathway athlete on the F50 for racing. INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION Launched in the league’s inaugural season in 2019, Inspire is SailGP’s community, education and outreach initiative, powered by our belief that sailing can be a force for good, Powered by Nature, Driven by Purpose. SailGP Inspire aims to serve a leading role in helping to diversify the sport of sailing for youth without race, gender, and socioeconomic status presenting a barrier to entry. SailGP Inspire works with each of its host venues and partners to offer programs that create impact within the local community and most importantly leave a legacy, and has engaged more than 10,000 young people to date across the programme’s three pillars: learning, racing and careers. The action-packed SailGP Inspire programme will reach into the local community, schools and boating clubs to engage more than 200 people in the lead up to and during the ITM New Zealand Sail Grand Prix. More than 30 interns will be matched with SailGP teams and in other roles across the organisation for a week-long immersion in various fields - from boatbuilding and hydraulics to broadcast media and hospitality. Through the Inspire Learning program, nearly 200 yeareight students from various Christchurch schools will be provided with a hands-on learning experience in a series of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)-based learning activities and challenges, centred around the sport of sailing. Canterbury Yacht Clubs will also be in on the action, with nine local clubs paired with a respective national team in a weeklong partnership that will include a technical tour of the SailGP event village and a visit with their adopted team. And finally, youth sailors and wing foilers will get to go behind the scenes, meet the world’s best athletes, with some (WASZP sailors) taking part in a racing programme on the F50 racecourse, directly in front of sold-out crowds at Naval Point. LEAVING A LEGACY In every city it visits, SailGP teams up with a local community purpose project as part of the league’s Host City Climate Action Charter. Projects focus on areas including clean energy impact, and wider environmental issues, including wetland and ocean restoration. In Christchurch, the chosen project is the Ōmaru Stream Restoration Project. Led by Te Hapū o Ngāti Wheke Rāpaki, the project aims to restore the forests surrounding Whakaraupō by restoring vegetation, reducing pests, and enabling biodiversity to flourish and reduce sediment running into the harbour. TICKET HOLDERS JUMP ON A BUS FROM HOME ALL EVENT TICKET HOLDERS HAVE FREE ACCESS TO METRO BUSES AND FERRIES ACROSS CHRISTCHURCH TO GET TO AND FROM THE CENTRAL CITY LIVE SITE LOCATION, WHERE THE EVENT SHUTTLES LEAVE FROM. JUST SHOW YOUR TICKET TO THE BUS DRIVER.
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