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International Red Bull Trials Begin Tomorrow
As reported previously, both here and in the pages of Latitude 38, the second phase of crew selections for September’s Red Bull Youth America’s Cup will take place this month — with Session 1 beginning tomorrow. Teams of young sailors, aged 19-24, from Australia, Austria, Denmark, Germany, New Zealand and South Africa will compete in…
AC 34 Tickets on Sale Tomorrow
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Sailor Burned at Grand Marina
Alameda sailor Josh Sailer, 30, was badly burned aboard his Newport 28 at Grand Marina around 1 p.m. yesterday after an onboard explosion. According to a Chronicle report, the victim was a construction worker who had lived aboard the unnamed boat part time for the past two years. His brother, Jacob, believed the galley stove…
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Vintage Bay Woodie Sinks in South Pacific
Sad news reached us from the South Pacific late last week: The vintage Farallone Clipper Echo had to be abandoned in open water between Fiji and New Caledonia after she hit an unknown object on January 26. Owner Rob Lehman, who was singlehanding south to Australia at the time, initially thought he might be able…