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AYSF Receives Hanson Rescue Medal
While the men on the American Youth Sailing Force, San Francisco’s ‘home team’ for the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup, undoubtedly want to win the event’s trophy so bad they can taste it, the award six of its team members received this week proves more about who they are as people than any sports trophy…
Lending Club Just Misses TransPac Record
Tritium Lending Club missed the TransPac record by 2.5 hours, but it wasn’t for lack of trying. © Christophe Favreau There have been some close finishes in the Los Angeles-to-Hawaii TransPac. In 1973, for example, the Spencer 65 Ragtime beat the Guerney 72 Windward Passage for elapsed time honors by a mere 4m, 31s. That…
Bowled Over by the Kiwis
“Beep! Beep! Hey, lady, get out of the passing lane!” © Adrienne Rogers You don’t need a steaming cup of Nespresso to wake up when you have ETNZ bearing down on you at top speed. That’s what Jeff and Adrienne Rogers, who sail their Jeanneau Voyage 12.50 Bon Voyage out of Marina Village, felt when…
Artemis Update
Artemis Racing is scheduled to race Emirates Team New Zealand tomorrow in Round Robin 3 of the Louis Vuitton Cup, then race Luna Rossa on Saturday. But unless there’s divine intervention, Artemis will be a no-show at both contests. There is hope, however, that the Swedish-backed team will be out on the Cityfront course soon. …
Ha-Ha Paid Entries Nearing 100
The Baja Ha-Ha Mothership, Profligate, will be leading the fleet south for the 17th time. latitude/Andy© Latitude 38 Media, LLC The Grand Poobah is chuffed to see that list of paid entries for this fall’s 20th Annual Baja Ha-Ha Cruiser Rally from San Diego to Cabo San Lucas — with stops at (maybe Ensenada), Turtle…