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Where Did the Pink Boat Go?
"Hey, do you guys know what happened to www.pinkboat.org?" We’ve found this question by readers in our inbox over the last few days so we checked it out and, sure enough, the site is down. For those who don’t know, Tom Watson has been planning a nonstop solo circumnavigation aboard his Pepto-pink Pearson Triton Darwind…
Racing in the Sunny Caribee
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The Bucket on ‘ti Profligate
St. Barth, the site of the spectacular St. Barth Bucket. © Webb Logg Want to watch the St. Barth Bucket, "the greatest sailing spectacle in the world," with the Wanderer and Doña de Mallorca from their Leopard 45 sailing cat ‘ti Profligate? We’re making three cabins — heads and showers ensuite — available for the…
Three Bridge Fiasco Fun
By all accounts, this Saturday’s Three Bridge Fiasco was a hoot. In a normal year, the Singlehanded Sailing Society’s annual melee typically features boats drifting haplessly around the Bay en masse, but this year winds in the mid-20s delighted racers, allowing the great majority to finish. We’ll have a full report in Wednesday’s Weekend Racing…
Maserati Heading for Trade Winds
Skillful navigating and a good measure of luck allowed the VOR 70 Maserati to approach and round Cape Horn with relative ease — at least in comparison to some such adventures. But their good luck changed after rounding, as they were forced to battle headwinds for five consecutive days. The ultra-fast offshore racer is skippered…