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Cruisers Bounce Back
When a sailor becomes overdue in making landfall or regular radio contact, more often than not it turns out that there’s a simple explanation such as lack of wind or charging problems. Nevertheless, we always take such situations seriously. A case in point occurred five years ago when Minnesota-based sailor Anne Symington called to alert…
Clipper Race Arrives in Washington
Here they come! Even the tail-enders of the Clipper Race fleet have only a few days left to reach landfall in Washington. © Clipper Race As we were writing this, Clipper Race entry Derry~Londonderry~Doire reached the finish line of the Pacific Ocean leg, at the entrance to the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The crew,…
Strictly Sail Pacific Impressions
Looking back at last week’s Strictly Sail Pacific boat show, which was staged for the first time at Richmond’s historic Craneway Pavilion, we thought we’d share a few thoughts. With dozens of new and late-model boats on display, the docks at Richmond’s Marina Bay Yacht Harbor looked festive last week. latitude/Chris©2016Latitude 38 Media, LLC First,…
Light Wind, Heavy Competition
After a slow start, the Stan Honey-navigated Comanche started to roll the 100-ft Wally/Centro Galateia off the southeast corner of the island. latitude/Richard©2016Latitude 38 Media, LLC Although the wind was 8 knots short of the Caribbean norm of 20 knots, and there was a little more overcast than usual, the first race of the 7th…
Three-Peat at Congressional Cup
Taylor Canfield, the 27-year-old match-racing wunderkind from the US Virgin Islands, has pulled off an unprecedented feat, vanquishing all comers for his third consecutive win at the Congressional Cup, raced on April 6-9. The 52nd annual Congressional Cup, sailed in Catalina 37 monohull keelboats, wrapped up on Sunday in Long Beach. © 2016 Ian Roman…