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Little Fanfare, Huge Accomplishments
Koga (left) and Abe show their country’s colors after safe arrival at Alameda. © Ross Gillanders / Scanmar International While most of the sailing media’s recent North Pacific coverage has been focused on Transpac victories and Lending Club 2‘s astonishing L.A.-to-Honolulu speed run, the impressive accomplishments of two middle-aged Japanese sailors went largely unnoticed. Michiaki…
Adventures in the Duxship
Not all the Santa Cruz 50s are in Hawaii this week. Here’s Craig Page’s Hana Ho, with Buzz Blackett’s Antrim 40 California Condor in the background, starting Saturday’s OYRA Duxbury-Lightship Race off St. Francis Yacht Club. latitude/Chris©2015Latitude 38 Media, LLC The San Francisco Bay Area’s OYRA held their Duxship Race, with a start and a…
August Issue Out Today
On the cover: Seen in this Phil Uhl photo, the ultra-fast 105-ft tri Lending Club 2 passes the Diamond Head light at the end of a record run that shaved more than a day off the existing L.A.-to-Honolulu record. Smokin! latitude/Annie©2015Latitude 38 Media, LLC Over the years we’ve been told by many sailors that they are…
This Is No Urban Myth
When the scooper planes came within 100 meters of Geja, they were starting to get a little too close for comfort. Andrew Vik©2015Latitude 38 Media, LLC Have you ever heard of the firefighting story in which a ‘scooper plane’ accidentally scoops up a scuba diver while taking on a load of water, then unknowingly dumps…
Last Transpac Finisher Arrives
With yesterday’s arrival of the final finisher and today’s awards celebration, the 48th Transpacific Yacht Race from Los Angeles to Honolulu slides into the history books. The Shunan, Yamaguchi-based Italian 30-footer Fortissimo II made it to Honolulu yesterday. © 2015 Transpacific Yacht Club We’ve already told you that the Santa Cruz 37 Celerity finished first,…