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James Moore-Morial 32km race New Zealand

Feb 1 2014 4:46 am
NZ
Website: 
http://www.facebook.com/JamesMooreMorialRace
Event Description: 

30km coast race. Point to point from Maketu to Mount Manganui. Race began to honor the memory of James Moore who was taken by the ocean when paddling the same course in 2008 in rough conditions. The race has grown to now be NZs biggest solo ocean race. Usually brings great downwind conditions and lots of sun.

Great race to do if you wanted a nice holiday in NZ.
Race is open to Outrigger canoe, Surfski and sup paddlers. 1man, 2man and relay
Here is the videos from this years race.

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James Moore-Morial 32km race Video

Some quick editing, but heres the first part of the race caught on one of the cameras. Moore to come.

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James Moore-Morial 32km race New Zealand

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Memorial race in New Zealand 2-3 February

If any internationals are travelling near NZ this summer come check out this awesome coastal race. The race is to honor our good friend James Moore who we lost on the same course in dangerous conditions. Now we race the same course with all our buddies under safer conditions. We can help out find canoes and acc and give you a mean NZ experience. All the top nz paddlers will be here and its in the best spot in NZ of course ha.

All race information can be found on here,
http://www.wakaama.co.nz/racecalendar/lookup/861

Here a video of what the race is like,

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assistance with adapative paddling

Hi all
A fellow paddler has a friend who has had a spinal cord injury and is looking at how best to set up seating to allow the friend to try paddling. I've using Google and although there are plenty of website for club and agencies that have supported adaptive paddling I haven't been able to find anywhere that has details such as seating design for different disabilities.

If someone out there has some information that can be shared I'm sure it would be really appreciated.

Thanks all

J.

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James Moore-Morial 32km race New Zealand

Feb 2 2012 7:30 am
NZ
Website: 
http://www.wakaama.co.nz/racecalendar/lookup/861
Event Description: 

New Zealand most exciting 1man or 2man race along Mount Maunagnui's coastline. Only NZs best compete in this event. 2012 brought our best surf conditions to date with record times.
The race was born after team goodyear team member James Moore was tragically taken on the same race course when conditions got too extreme. 4 years of racing so far with over 90 outrigger and surfski paddlers on the line. we are yet to break 100 and still waiting for our first international . if your interested we can help out and make it happen.

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Races in NZ

Why is it that races in NZ are dying off not as many paddlers at the races.
How do we attract NZ top teams/paddles to races Prize money,
Good Prizes?? Cheap Entry Fees??

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Takapuna Cup NZ

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James Moore-Morial 32km race Results

Nane Time Place

87 Simon Mclarin 2.07.26 1 SKI MEN
90 Mike Walker 2.07.56 2 SKI MEN
77 Jeremy Kuggeleijn 2.09.12 3 SKI MEN
82 Robbie Ford 2.09.38 4 SKI MEN
76 Ian Mercer 2.10.15 5 SKI MEN
80 Paul Wilford 2.10.24 6 SKI MEN
78 Mike Mead 2.10.25 7 SKI MEN
73 Darryl Forsyth 2.10.28 8 SKI MEN
72 Brendon Davey 2.10.51 9 SKI MEN
74 Garren Cooper 2.12.57 10 SKI MEN
85 Rudolf Berking Williams2.15.20 11 SKI MEN
96 Damian Munro 2.16.58 12 SKI MEN
97 Brent Clode 2.16.58 13 SKI MEN
89 Tim Grammer 2.17.23 14 SKI MEN
101 Dene Simpson 2.18.16 15 SKI WOMEN

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James Moore-Morial 32km race

Feb 4 2012 5:55 am
Feb 5 2012 8:55 pm
NZ
Website: 
http://www.wakaama.co.nz/racecalendar/lookup/807
Event Description: 

Race along the beautiful Bay of plenty coast line in New zealand. Its a challenging course and will be no headwind and some downwind if any. 100s of NZ best come to race and honour the memory of James Moore who died paddling the same course 3 years ago in high seas.

Join our facebook page for more information.

We'd love to have some international paddlers. we can help with what ever you need.

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