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Oceanside Boat Washes Up in Mexico
The search for an Oceanside couple was called off Saturday, a day after their 32-ft fishing boat washed ashore at Rosarito, Mexico. Josh Hartman, 28, and his fiancée Ana Martin, 30, reportedly left Oceanside Thursday morning aboard Pelican to collect a catch of hagfish, for which a buyer was to meet them at the dock…
Northern Star – An Ocean of Fun
Whee-Ha! John Liebenberg and company light the afterburners on Always Friday for the stretch run. © 2008 Peter Lyons OYRA’s Northern Star race saw fifty-some boats head out the Gate for a great day of ocean sailing on Saturday. Conditions were benign compared to some of the earlier ocean races this spring, with light morning…
BMW Oracle Racing Announces Design Team
BMW Oracle Racing’s design team of Vincent Lauriot Prevost, Marc van Peteghem, Mike Drummond and Mick Kermerac sit for a photo with boss Russell Coutts. © 2008 Gilles Martin-Raget / BMW Oracle Racing Over the weekend, BMW Oracle Racing announced its design team for the AC33. Unsurprisingly, it included dynamo French multihull designers Marc van…
The Niña Discovers the Bay
Columbus sailed the ocean blue aboard the Niña — more than 25,000 miles throughout his many explorations — and now folks along the West Coast will get a chance to see what life was like onboard the famous (or infamous, depending on your viewpoint) caravel. The new Niña, built by the Columbus Foundation in the…
Singlehanded Transat Starts Sunday
One of the world’s preeminent singlehanded offshore races gets underway Sunday when a fleet of 13 IMOCA 60s and 11 Class 40s will leave Plymouth on their way to a finish in Boston in the Artemis Transat. Formerly known as the OSTAR, this quadrennial test has been a legend-maker — Éric Tabarly, Francis Joyon and…