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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 /…
Why She’s Called La Reina de la Mar
Seen here wearing her drugstore tiara, the ‘Queen of the Sea’ had a great crossing to the South Pacific. latitude/Richard©2016Latitude 38 Media, LLC Patsy Verhoeven of La Paz and her crew report that they made it to Nuku Hiva, Marquesas, from Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, in 18 days and two hours aboard her Gulfstar 50…
Gearing up for Delta Doo Dah 8
Buddy-boating in the Delta facilitates water fights, a most excellent way to keep your cool in the summer heat. latitude/Chris©2016Latitude 38 Media, LLC Can this really be the eighth year of the Delta Doo Dah, Latitude 38’s summer cruising rally upriver? It’s hard to believe, but that’s what our abacus tells us. Registration has begun,…
Boaters Plead for Canal Dredging
The San Rafael Canal is a natural waterway that’s been lined with marinas, homes and businesses for decades. But there’s currently a dire need for it to be dredged — especially in the western half, beyond Lowrie’s Yacht Harbor (the heart-shaped marina, upper left). © Wikipedia Nowadays, on just about any weekend you’ll find stand-up…
Will the Voiles Be Lucky #7?
As nasty a 100-footer as there ever has been, Comanche takes the lead off the line in last year’s Voiles. © 2016 Voiles de St. Barth When François Tolède and Luc Poupon created Les Voiles de St. Barth in 2010, their goal was to combine elite racing with unusual joie de vivre ashore. They have…