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Hugo Boss Dismasts En Route to New York
This file shot gives you an idea of Hugo Boss’ offshore speed. She was beating upwind when the partial dismasting occurred, apparently under shortened sail, as no sail damage was reported.Hugo Boss©2014 Latitude 38 Media, LLC While sailing across the Atlantic from Portsmouth, UK to New York, the Open 60 Hugo Boss dismasted, breaking its rig…
Delta Doo Dah Kickoff Party
The families aboard two multihulls enjoy a little beach time just off Piper Slough near Bethel Island. latitude/Chris©2014 Latitude 38 Media, LLC If you’re destined for the Delta this summer, you’ll definitely want to drop in at Berkeley Yacht Club this Friday night, May 9. We’ll be hosting the Delta Doo Dah Kickoff Party there…
Escape Velocity Dismasted But Safe
Jack and Marce in better times. “I’m proud that we didn’t panic,” wrote Marce. “We did what we had to do calmly and quickly.” Escape Velocity©2014 Latitude 38 Media, LLC "We were reaching in 20-22 knots in somewhat lumpy seas, uncomfortable conditions, but safe and manageable," wrote Marce Schultz of the Annapolis-based 40-ft Manta cat…
Injured Sailor Undaunted by Accident
A tragic accident will not stop John Spicher from experiencing the wonders of the Sea of Cortez. Pictured here with the supportive staff of Marina Palmira, the recovering sailor wears his ‘soul sailor’ Baja Ha-Ha T-shirt. © 2014 Tom Brown & Jeanne Walker Those new to the cruising scene are often deeply impressed by the…
America’s Cup Wins Emmy
America’s Cup 34 has won an Emmy in the newly created "Outstanding New Approaches — Sports Events Coverage" category. This new category "recognizes a seismic shift in how the sport of sailing is covered and consumed," says an America’s Cup spokesperson. The America’s Cup mobile app allowed sailing enthusiasts to watch the Cup in real…