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Unresolved Issues for AC 34
Sadly, in the modern era of America’s Cup racing, contentiousness between competitors off the water has sometimes been more explosive than on the race course. America’s Cup 34 seems to be following that trend. While excitement should be building for next month’s races, bickering over rules has dampened the enthusiasm of some would-be spectators. ©…
MOD70 Spindrift Flips During Inshore Race
The MOD70 Spindrift capsized in the La Route du Princes. © 2013 Chris Schmid / Spindrift Racing In the upcoming July issue of Latitude 38, we give two reasons for preferring MOD70 trimarans over AC72s for the America’s Cup. The first is cost. Because the MOD70s have soft sails and are a strict one design,…
AYSF Team Attempt Rescue
A tragedy unfolded Friday afternoon when a woman’s minivan careened across Marina Green and into the frigid waters of San Francisco Bay. At Golden Gate YC, the American Youth Sailing Force — the local Red Bull Youth America’s Cup team — were getting ready for a fundraising mixer at the club when the accident occurred. …
Wooden Beauties Gather Sunday
At Sunday’s Wooden Boat Show, owners give visitors a rare opportunity to inspect their beloved sailing crafts from stem to stern. latitude/Andy©2013 Latitude 38 Media, LLC If the sight of classic boats with gleaming varnish warms your heart, be sure to check out the annual Wooden Boat Show this Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 4…
Get Belted — or Else!
This isn’t exactly about sailing, but we think it’s important enough to mention anyway for a couple of reasons. After coming out of the drainage ditch on the other side of the road and rolling over twice, de Mallorca and the Tahoe ended up atop this six-foot tall berm facing the opposite direction. latitude/Richard© Latitude…