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Kiwis – Born to Fly 3 set for Sky Sport NZ premiere with month-long screenings

by Velocity News
February 10, 2026
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The Kiwis – Born to Fly story and its third instalment are set for a round of “premier” screenings that kick off tomorrow night (Wednesday 11th February) on Sky Sport NZ.

Image: Lyn Paton Perspective Group

This is the latest edition of what has become a well-watched series that highlights the talents of not only New Zealand’s driving talent on a world and local stage, but also those in a variety of roles behind the scenes who are regarded as some of the leading figures in world Motorsport.

The series has also covered those on the business side of the sport, as well as manufacturing and designing products in New Zealand, which formed the basis of the second edition.

“ We always set out to highlight the massive support, and following that, New Zealanders have in the sport, and in this episode, we were able to uncover even more Kiwis out there and still acknowledge the many people of the past decades that have supported the sport”, commented co-producer Lyn Paton.

Kiwis – Born to Fly 3 visits the season-ending IMSA event, the 12 Hour Motul Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta, where the team caught up with a host of Kiwis across many aspects of the event to yet again showcase the profile New Zealand has at the very top of the sport.

Speaking form Milan, Italy Producer David Turner currently on assignment as Senior Producer for Olympic Broadcasting Services added “I’m thrilled we have paid respect and added some of the great supporting figures that have aided the talent we now have and for supporting the ones we are grooming to be the next generation of Kiwis that are Born to Fly both on and off the track.”

Screening starts tomorrow night, Wednesday 11th February, and there is a great month of screening coming across the Sky NZ platforms, including around the start of the NASCAR and INDYCAR seasons.

  • 11th February Sky Sport select at 8pm and Sky Sport 9 overnight
  • 12th February Sky Sport 1 at 7am, followed by Sky Sport 9 at 10:55am and Sky Sport 2 at 5:30pm
  • 13th February Sky Sport 9 at 10:10 am
  • 17th February Sky Sport Select at 7pm
  • 19th February Sky Sport 1 at 4:30pm
  • 20th February Sky Sport 1 at 4pm

Online via Sky Go and Sky Sport Now from Wednesday 11th  February at 8pm 2000.
As an extra bonus, also Episodes 1 and 2 will be made available from Tuesday, 20th January

The extra dates announced in the past week are listed in the Sky Guides and updated regularly, so check the guides for these extra screenings that follow this week.

The next broadcasting partner for the series will be announced in March.

Presenting sponsors Mansons, Tasman Motorsports Group, Hampton Downs Academy, Creme Insurance, Giltrap Group, AutoPark, Racetech and Harcourt’s with FASTMASTER as an official clothing supplier. The support of these fine sponsors enables this instalment of Kiwis – Born to Fly to happen. We acknowledge their valuable contribution.

Header Image: Lyn Paton Perspective Group

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  1. David Harrison says:
    1 month ago

    Love to it in Australia as would many many thousands of motorsport expats and Aussies

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