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A Bull for a Bride
"My daughter is getting married at Presidio YC on August 31," writes Lesley Madison, "and I’m looking for a small dinghy or El Toro-sized boat to hang from the club’s very strong and stable set of pulleys. It could be returned the next day." Anyone? Anyone? Bueller? Email Lesley if you can help.
Is the AC’s Poop About to HIt the Fan?
Oracle Team USA’s were almost indomitable at last August’s AC World Series. © 2013 Oracle Team USA / Guilain Grenier "It is still possible that they (Oracle Team USA) will survive the jury hearings and the evidence gathered against them, but most observers are predicting that team members (will be) banned from the regatta and…
Catamaran Racing for the 99%
Ferrari thrills with Volkswagen pricing: F18s are fast, fun, and accessible. © 2013 Courtesy Cherie Sogsti This Sunday over a dozen Formula 18 catamarans will be racing a short course right in front on the Marina Green in San Francisco starting at 11:15 a.m., and the price is right — the AC Open F18 Showcase…
Kiwis Still Need Three Wins
The Kiwis may be crushing the Italians, there are still three races to go before they can claim victory. © 2013 Abner Kingman / ACEA Although Emirates Team New Zealand has been dominating the Italian-backed Luna Rossa Challenge during the Louis Vuitton Cup (now 4 to 1), they aren’t yet popping celebratory Champagne, as they…
Bullish on the Red Bull Youth AC
AC45 fleet racing is expected be thrilling for both lifelong sailors and nonsailing sports fans with merely a curious interest. And in this contest the team members will actually be citizens of the countries they represent, rather than hired guns. © 2013 ACEA / Gilles Martin-Raget There’s no denying that AC72s are fast, edgy, and…