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L’Hydroptère Record Attempt
Smokin’! L’Hydroptère sprints west in her attempt to break the outright L.A.-to-Honolulu record.LHydroptère/Scuttlebutt©2015Latitude 38 Media, LLC One of the most prestigious passage records in the sport of sailing is being challenged this week: The 60-ft foiling trimaran L’Hydroptère sprinted west from San Pedro’s Point Fermin Monday in an attempt to break the 2,215-mile L.A.-to-Honolulu record, established in…
Celebrations on Summer Sailstice
Hard to believe that pirate ship can keep up with the others to the rounding mark on the Estuary. latitude/John A.©2015Latitude 38 Media, LLC Storms, sinkings and lots of sailing took place across Northern California and around the world as sailors celebrated Summer Sailstice on the solstice weekend. In the Bay Area, numerous activities included…
Lending Club 2 a Thrilling Ride
Lending Club 2 prepares for a fun sail in San Francisco. © 2015 Ronnie Simpson With the America’s Cup packing up shop and moving to Bermuda, there’s been a distinct lack of big, fast multihulls sailing the Bay on a regular basis. Fortunately for all of us, Lending Club CEO Renaud Leplanche and top American…
Two New Cats, Two Different Fates
Fujin snaps a selfie. Fujin©Latitude 38 Media, LLC Two very successful West Coast racing sailors — Greg Slyngstad of Sammamish, WA, and Bill Gibbs of Ventura, have been experiencing different fates with their new, very fast all-carbon cruising cats. Slyngstad, who has enjoyed much success with monohulls such as his J/125 Hamachi on the West…
After Nine Years, a Shitty Welcome Back
A file photo of Capt. Greg King and Coco Kai owner Jennifer Sanders. Coco Kai©Latitude 38 Media, LLC It would have been nice if Capt. Greg King of Jennifer Sanders’ 64-ft staysail schooner Coco Kai could have had a pleasant last leg from Cabo San Lucas to Long Beach to wrap up a circumnavigation that…