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Kyle Miller Dies in Tragic Accident
Well-known East Bay woodworker Kyle Miller was found dead yesterday morning inside his 1989 Mercedes, which was partially submerged off the Sugar Dock facility on the south side of Richmond’s Santa Fe Channel. After entering the gated facility at an unknown hour, the car apparently struck a concrete piling that was laid horizontally along the…
MACIF Dismasts in TJV
Francois Gabart and Michel Desjoyeaux onboard MACIF — the dream team in this year’s Transat Jacques Vabre — dismasted yesterday less than 150 miles from Salavador de Bahia, Brazil while leading the IMOCA class. The pair of Vendée Globe winners had been caught and passed by fellow VG champ Vincent Riou and PRB in the doldrums…
An Inspirational Sailor Loses His Boat
“Fleetwood is flotsam,” wrote van Ommen. The kit boat that took him most of the way around the world splintered into a zillion pieces after hitting the rocks. Scrambling to safety was no easy feat for the 76-year-old. © 2013 Jack van Ommen We’re sorry to report that Jack van Ommen, one the most inspiring…
Express 27 Sailor Rescued on Saturday
It’s less a matter of luck that Wolfgang Stehr is alive today and more a matter of preparation — not that luck didn’t play a part in Saturday’s drama on San Francisco Bay. What started out as a terrific singlehanded daysail aboard his Express 27 Summer Palace turned into a potential nightmare. "It was a…
Transat Jacques Vabre Update
Arkema has been towed to port and righted after capsizing and dismasting during the Transat Jacques Vabre. © Transat Jacques Vabre Now more than 13 days into the Transat Jacques Vabre race, we’ve seen it all. Trimarans both breaking and capsizing at sea, a huge fleet of Class 40s hitting rough weather and diverting to…