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Injured Sailor Needs Help
After sailing in the recent J/70 North American Championship in San Diego, top Bay Area sailor and boatbuilder Campbell Rivers was dealt a cruel and unfair blow that will likely change his life forever. While finishing a cigarette in the parking lot of a local Point Loma bar, Rivers was run over by a drunk…
Bitch-Slapped by a Whale
This Moore 24 Eclipse earned a new nickname last weekend after suffering a destructive blow from a whale. © 2015 Donn Carmody Dismastings during Northern California yacht races are a relatively common occurence, but we’ve never heard of one quite like this. Around 2:30 Saturday afternoon during Santa Cruz YC’s Fall Classic, the bow and…
S.F. Bay Hosts Weeklong Salute
Although Bay waters are rarely more crowded, there’s always a fun and festive atmosphere in the Central Bay during the afternoon air shows. © Eric Simonson / www.pressure-drop.us It will get a little noisy this weekend on the waters of San Francisco Bay, and we’re not just talking about the roar of westerly winds blasting…
Gratuitous Bikini Shots
This photo was taken at a small island tucked into a famous and scenic bay in the Pacific Ocean, a favorite of sailors from near and far. © 2015 Louis Benainous Let’s just say the weather isn’t always hot enough to result in this type of activity. Surprise! It’s Angel Island. © Louis Benainous "It…
Final Prep for Solo Circle
Jeff Hartjoy is making final preparations aboard his and wife Debbie’s Baba 40 ketch Sailors Run for a Halloween departure from Ecuador on his approaching nonstop solo circumnavigation. "It was a year and a half ago that I decided to go solo around the world nonstop, and at that time it somehow seemed so far…