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Second Fatality in Clipper Race
The Clipper 70 blasts away from the UK mainland on August 31, day one of the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race. Tragically a crewmember died days later, and a second perished last Friday in the mid-Pacific.© 2016 Clipper Ventures PLC At 10:27 p.m. Friday night Clipper Round the World Yacht Race participant Sarah Young,…
Dutch Couple Lost at Sea
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The Cup Comes to America
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A Question of Salvage Rights
We’re occasionally reminded that simply proclaiming "Salvage!" when you find an object floating on the high seas does not necessarily win you ownership of it. That might work in the movies, but as two Monterey Bay fishermen are finding out, the issue of salvage rights is a tricky one. As shown in this enhanced graphic,…
Be on the Lookout for Lady Isabelle
Lady Isabelle was in immaculate condition when stolen from the South of France in October. © Lady Isabelle Caribbean sailors, have you seen this boat? She is the Scorpio 72 Lady Isabelle. Having been stolen last October from an anchorage in the South of France, she was later spotted in the Canary Islands and was…