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Championship Smackdown
Defending world champion John Kilroy’s Melges 20 Samba Pa Ti on Saturday.© Leslie Richter Samba Pa Ti managed to recover from this capsize for her worst (16th place) finish of the regatta, which Kilroy, sailing with Bill Hardesty and Jeff Reynolds, threw out to repeat as world champion.© Leslie Richter The final two races on…
Another Coke-Smuggling Sub Caught
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October Latitude Hits the Docks
We hope you’ll take time out from your sailing plans to enjoy the latest issue of Latitude 38. Most distributors should have theirs in time for weekend reading. Get your October issue while it’s hot! latitude/Annie©Latitude 38 Media, LLC Within the pages of the October issue you’ll find stories about Dorade’s Return to Blue Water,…
Clear Lake Update
While the Valley Fire continued to rage in devastated Lake County, we checked in with our contacts at Konocti Bay Sailing Club to see how they were holding up, and to learn if the fire had altered their busy sailing schedule. The fire grew rapidly on September 12. The plume of smoke can be seen…
Slamming the Door on the Med Season
Escapade spent some time in a yard near Toulon earlier this summer so that Catana could get the right fit on the new daggerboards. Escapade©2015Latitude 38 Media, LLC "The season is pretty short here in the Med, and, like the Wanderer told us, once the wind patterns change, the season can end very quickly," write…