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Pac Cup Record Set as Storm Approaches
Doublehanders Melinda and Bill Erkelens blast toward Oahu aboard their MORC30 Wolfpack, securing first place in North Sails DH2.© 2016 Leslie Richter As the Pacific Cup’s early finishers celebrate their success and swap tales from this year’s abnormally fast passage from San Francisco to Oahu, a reenergized Tropical Storm Darby — now packing sustained winds of…
Record Falls in Vic-Maui
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More Solo TransPac’ers Blow In
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Pac Cup’ers on Record-Setting Pace
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