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First IC37 Launched and Sailing
The IC37 was designed purposely for the Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup, sailed in odd years in Newport, Rhode Island.© Mills Design Ltd. The first Melges IC37 arrived at New England Boatworks last Monday, and was out sailing on Tuesday afternoon after the team fitted the keel, rudder and rig. The development group,…
From Bad to Worse for Boat at Linda Mar
One question we have: Why did no one — especially the owner — lower what was left of the sails? © 2018 United States Coast Guard Last weekend, a 33-ft sailboat went hard aground on Pacifica State Beach, better known as Linda Mar. According to the Coast Guard, Hecate was washed into the beach at about…
Playing the Current
On a recent trip back East, San Francisco Bay Area racer and Latitude 38 advertiser Chris Boome, who is well versed at rounding marks in the Bay’s notoriously tricky currents, noticed one mark in strong currents that no one should ever attempt to round. The navigational mark below rests just meters from the lip of…
Clipper Race Passes San Francisco
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Ta-Ta Question Answered
As we cracked open the pages of the just-delivered May issue of Latitude 38 we were concurrently reminded that the question posed in Sightings regarding the possibility of running the 7th annual SoCal Ta-Ta had already been answered. For, on the eve of delivery, we received the following email from the Grand PooBob: The seventh…