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Special Edition: Islander Arrives in Hanalei
Islander crossed the finish line early this afternoon, much to the relief of the Race Committee, racers and Euser’s family.latitude/LaDonna©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC While 19 of the 21 remaining boats in the 2008 Singlehanded TransPac are peacefully bobbing at anchor in Hanalei Bay, their owners have been anxiously keeping one eye on the sea…
Pacific Cup Trophies Tonight
Overall winner Joby Easton cooling off poolside with daughter Piper. latitude/Rob© Latitude 38 Media, LLC After nearly a week of poolside lounging, cold-beverages, and parties, the 2008 Pacific Cup wraps up tonight with the trophy presentation at Kaneohe YC. In light of that, here’s a rundown of this year’s winners and some parting shots. We’ll…
Clearing the Air on AIS in Mexico
An AIS (Automatic Identification System) receivers like this one aid mariners in traffic monitoring and collision prevention. © 2008 si-tex Recently there has been a lot of misinformation about AIS systems, regarding what they cost, what they do, and whether they will be required in Mexico this winter. First of all, there are two…
Pac Cup Puts The ‘Voyaging’ Back In Racing
Why are these guys so happy? Because they won Division E in the 2008 Pacific Cup. . . on a 48-year-old boat. . . with five cases of wine . . . a barbecue. . . and the seven mahi mahi to grill on it. latitude/Rob© Latitude 38 Media, LLC Nearly two days after Division…
AC 33: A Fine Mess Indeed
We’ve begun to notice that when things aren’t going well for BMW Oracle Racing, their press releases get pretty short. Such was the case yesterday, when the New York Appellate Court reversed Justice Herman Cahn’s earlier ruling and finding that CNEV was a valid challenger for the 33rd America’s Cup, which effectively drops the Golden…