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BREAKING NEWS: Artemis’ AC72 Flips, Crewman Dies
One of Artemis Racing’s AC72 capsized near Alcatraz. © 2013 ABC 7 News An Artemis Racing AC72 cat flipped in the Central Bay this afternoon at approximately 1:10 this afternoon. From aerial photos it appears that the Swedish team’s boat suffered major damage; the forward crossbeam appears to have parted from one of the amas…
AYSF Capsizes AC45
While Great Vallejo Race participants were waiting out a light wind postponement for the return trip on Sunday, the young guns of the American Youth Sailing Force were pushing themselves to the limit on the Bay, resulting in the first AC45 capsize for the team. It was the first Red Bull Youth AC team…
Mexico’s Amigo Net Migrates
If you’re planning to cruise Mexico this season — or you’re already enjoying those sunny latitudes — you’ll want to make note that the much-used Amigo Net has switched frequencies. Net Manager Jake Howard writes, "Starting May 15, 2013, the Amigo Net will switch frequencies to 6.212 USB. With the passing of Don Anderson last…
Volunteers Continue to Free Boats from Nelson’s
As seen in this file photo, Nelson’s used to be a thriving maritime center. Sadly, it is currently the scene of a scramble to free boats from the tentacles of bureaucracy. latitude/Archives©2013 Latitude 38 Media, LLC As reported earlier, a trio of unpaid volunteers has been splashing boats at Nelson’s Marine in Alameda as fast…
Gary Jobson Talks AC at OYC
Winning AC crew, author and national sailing commentator Gary Jobson is slated to speak at Oakland YC in Alameda on May 18. Jobson will offer his views on the America’s Cup in a talk called ‘Who Looks Strong and Why’. (Check out the video below by Andrew Wisner of Oracle’s 17 foiling on the Bay…