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Teen Circumnavigator Set for Final Leg
Seen here in Durban, South Africa, Zac has had a remarkable journey. He now has only 3,000 miles to the finish line.© Laurence Sunderland When a Southern California 16-year-old named Zac Sunderland set out from Marina del Rey last June, determined to singlehand around the world, many doubted he would make it. But we’re happy…
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West Marine Responds to Swivel Failure
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Vessella Takes Laser Masters NAs
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J/44 Elusive Sinks from Unknown Causes
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