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The Vallejo Race has long been touted as the largest race on the Bay, and one of the largest inland races in the nation. But in terms of number of participants, it’s no longer the biggest boating event. That title was usurped this last weekend when an estimated 400 yachts and 2,000 people took part…
Death on the Delta
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Settling In and Breaking Free
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Blind Sailors Suffer Knockdown
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Pac Cup Announces Tracking and Class Breaks
Tom Akin’s SC 52 Lightning at the start of the 2006 Pacific Cup on the way to a clean sweep: 1st in class, 1st overall, 1st to finish. latitude/LaDonna© Latitude 38 Media, LLC They’re here . . . The class breakdowns and start days for the Pacific Cup have been posted on the race’s website.…