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Va’a · Race tracking

VA’A Tracker

Follow the race. Relive every crossing.

A web viewer for following va’a crews across the islands of French Polynesia: GPS positions, race rankings, replays and sea conditions on one map, around Hawaiki Nui Va’a.

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VA’A Tracker replaying Hawaiki Nui Va’a 2025, stage 2: crews on the map between the islands, with the race ranking and weather information.
Actual interface. Replay of Hawaiki Nui Va’a 2025, stage 2, at 1 h 41 min: island map, ranking and weather.Map: Te Fenua · Polynésie française / DAF · © OpenStreetMap contributors.View full size (desktop capture, opens in a new tab)

The race, on your terms

Everything sits on one map, so a stage reads at a glance, on a large screen or in your hand.

  • Live GPS positions

    When an event is broadcasting, crews appear on the map at their latest GPS positions as the race unfolds.

  • Replays with a timeline

    Watch a stage again: play, pause, change the speed and move along the timeline to see how the race took shape.

  • Rankings, categories, favourites

    Follow the ranking and the gaps between crews, filter by category and keep your favourite crews in sight.

  • Wind, swell and currents

    Weather layers sit alongside the GPS tracks, so you can see the sea the crews were paddling into.

The same Hawaiki Nui Va’a 2025 stage 2 replay in the compact mobile interface of VA’A Tracker.
The same replay on a phone. It runs in the browser, with no app to install.View full size (mobile capture, opens in a new tab)

Six stages to relive

The replay collection covers Hawaiki Nui Va’a 2025 and 2026, stages 1 to 3.

Hawaiki Nui Va’a 2025

  1. Stage 1
  2. Stage 2In the captures
  3. Stage 3

Historical weather layers included.

Hawaiki Nui Va’a 2026

  1. Stage 1
  2. Stage 2
  3. Stage 3

Historical weather to come, once ERA5 reanalysis data is available.

Read the conditions around the race

Wind, swell, waves and currents, shown alongside the GPS tracks to put each crossing in context.

  • Wind
  • Swell
  • Waves
  • Currents

Map and weather layers are informative. They are not a navigation aid, nor a certified simulation or local forecast.

Ready for the start?

Open the race viewer in your browser, on desktop or mobile. An access password is required to enter.

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Credits. Map imagery shown in the captures: Te Fenua · Polynésie française / DAF · © OpenStreetMap contributors. GPS race data: GeoRacing. Historical weather: Copernicus.