No, it's a six man Kamanu Composites canoe designed by Keizo and made by Pete Corbishley for Trav Grant and Kamanu Aust. The race was the Gold Coast Cup 2011 last weekend 42k changeover race.

Healthyearth, thanks for watching the video. 42k has been the c/o race distance here for many years, as is Hamilton Cup. We did try Hamo at 56k one year but it added no value and ruined a already awesome course.
If you remember back to the early years of the Molokai Hoe, it was originally iron and then they changed it to a changeover race to enable more paddlers to participate. That is why we have a challenging but shorter distance here, to promote participation. Those of us that desire another level of challenge, travel to Hawaii or Tahiti for racing.
In my opinion, the biggest hurdle to building numbers for the likes of Paá Eono, is the availability of paddlers able to do it and the cost. But what a fantastic race it is for those that take up the challenge and a spectacle for those that watch.and admire.
If you watch the full video, there is an interview with Trav at the end where he talks about the race and his new canoe.
Cheers R