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Code Red Alert in Golden Globe
This story was updated at 3:27 p.m. on Friday afternoon. During his second solo circumnavigation, Abhilash Tomy, 39, is in trouble. He has been severely injured during a roll and dismasting aboard his 32-ft Atkins-designed ketch Thuriya.© 2018 Golden Globe Race A massive Southern Ocean storm packing 70-knot gusts has hit the Golden Globe Race…
Taking Care of Business
When it comes to money, there are two types of cruisers: those who have enough that they no longer need to work — and those who don’t. Among that second set, there are also two types — commuter cruisers and those who work along the way. The former will leave the boat somewhere secure and return…
Sail to Recovery
This coming Saturday, Stockton Sailing Club will host the second annual Sail to Recovery, Take a Veteran Sailing day. The event is open to all veterans, active-duty military, first responders, and the families who support them. The event will be held from noon to 5 p.m. A late lunch of burgers, chips and refreshments will…
Hikianalia Visits the Bay Model
Hikianalia spent Friday night in Horseshoe Cove before sailing to San Francisco on Saturday. latitude/Penny© Latitude 38 Media, LLC Hikianalia, sistership to the Polynesian Voyaging Society’s Hokulea, arrived on San Francisco Bay last week after a 2,800-mile crossing from Hawaii. Her visit to California is a continuation of Hokulea’s Malama Honua campaign to inspire action…
Viva la Transpac!
Cal 40s are great boats, and we’re happy to bring you the news that another one is being revived and returned to racing. Belvedere’s Don Jesberg acquired Viva, hull #103, last year and the boat is currently undergoing a rebuild in preparation for the 2019 Transpac. “What better way to celebrate the 50th running of…