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The Aotearoa Natives were at it again in the masters mixed V6 12km race yesterday with the crew pulling off their second win for the day.
After winning the masters mens division Aotearoa Natives called in their Wahine for the mixed division which they cleaned up in 1:07:09 two minutes ahead of second place-getters the Hekili mixed masters crew from Australia who finished in 1:09:01.
Third place in the division with a time of 1:12:05 went to the mixed Noosa crew from Australia.
In the open mixed division Team Manuz and Jemimaz of the Haeata club in New Zealand were the winners by two minutes (1:08:04) ahead of the ever threatening Rogz for Dogs crew from Australia who finished in 1:10:03.
The Parihaka Piranhas crew from New Zealand took out third place in 1:11:17.