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Miracle Bottom Paint Revealed

In the January issue of Latitude 38 you’ll read about this writer’s final haulout in a four-year study on the effectiveness of the biocide Econea in bottom paint. Since the first haulout, we’ve been impressed with only one test paint — a water-based version — that consistently outperformed its fellow test paints and the copper-based…

Magnum Completes Her Loop

After five years of adventuring, Anne, Uwe and Kara were all smiles when they arrived in California. Magnum©2012 Latitude 38 Media, LLC Back in 2007 when we met Uwe Dobers, Anne Crowley and their lovely 4-year-old daughter Cara in Zihuatanejo, they were headed west with the Pacific Puddle Jump migration aboard their San Francisco-based Peterson…

Corogin Rescued by Cargo Ship

Our previous report that the mast of 84-year-old Tom Corogin’s Westsail 32 TLC had "snapped" about 500 miles south of Easter Island was apparently inaccurate. Photos taken by the Chilean Navy of Corogin’s rescue on Wednesday by the Japanese 666-ft cargo ship White Kingdom show the mast in a decidedly upright position, though a spreader…

So Long, Compadre

It is with heavy hearts that we report the passing of former Latitude 38 Racing Editor Rob Moore, who died yesterday after a two-year battle with lung cancer. He was 58. It is a testament to his strong will and fighter’s spirit that he outlasted his dire prognosis by well over a year. Rob Moore…

Bank Populaire Set to Smash Jules Verne

Banque Populaire’s main hull heading down a freeway in France prior to launch. © 2012 Banque Populaire V According to Brian Thompson, crew on the mighty 131-ft trimaran Banque Populaire V, they covered over 713 miles in a recent 24-hour period and therefore should set a new Jules Verne around-the-world record today. The only obstacles,…