'Titan of the Sport': Kiwi Sailing Legend Peter Lester Dies
NEW ZEALAND, AUG 9 – Peter Lester, a celebrated New Zealand sailor and Olympic coach, died from heart surgery complications after a heart attack a week earlier, leaving behind a lasting sailing legacy.
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Sailor and broadcaster Peter Lester dies
After competing, Peter Lester became a sailing commentator at the 1992 America's Cup and went on to become a well-regarded voice for the sport. Photo: LinkedIn The New Zealand yachting fraternity is mourning the death of decorated former sailor and broadcaster Peter Lester. He was 70.
Eight Bells: Peter Lester
Peter Lester is being remembered as one of New Zealand’s finest sailors and most respected voices in the sport after dying suddenly August 8, aged 70, a day after being discharged from hospital following heart surgery. Lester’s career spanned world championship victories, multiple America’s Cup campaigns, Olympic coaching roles, and a broadcasting tenure that brought sailing to a wide audience with his trademark clarity, insight, and infectious …
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