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Youth Access to Bay Waters
Local kids take a spin in Clipper Cove.© Treasure Island Sailing Center Where will tomorrow’s circumnavigators and Olympic sailors come from? Perhaps from youth programs right here on the Bay. After doing a little digging into the subject of youth sailing in the Bay Area, we’ve found that there are a boatload of opportunities for…
It Really Is a Small, Small Cruising World
Here’s an example of just how small the world of sailing can be: While doing the Banderas Bay Blast in Mexico in early December, we became friends with new Profligate crew Tim Dick of the Hawaii-based Beneteau First 42s7 Eau de Vie, and his lady friend, Kim Le, of Sausalito. A week later Tim, who…
Harker to Finish Circumnavigation
Mike Harker expects to finish his circumnavigation this weekend, just a month or so behind schedule. © Mike Harker Like Frenchman Francis Joyon and his 97-ft trimaran IDEC, Mike Harker of the Manhattan Beach-based Hunter Mariner 49 Wanderlust III is expected to complete his circumnavigation this weekend: "I’m 900 miles southeast of Antigua, and now…
Joyon Closing on the Finish
Francis Joyon’s IDEC is skirting over the top of the Azores High, which is centered about halfway between the Azores and the Canary Islands at present. Strong, consistent southwesterlies compressed between the high and a large depression off Newfoundland will soon be propelling IDEC toward Brest, France. Francis Joyon is pushing his 97-ft IDEC hard…
Maxi Cat on the Way . . . Maybe
Gitana 13 (shown here during sea trials last year) may be on her way to the Bay. © 2008 Yvan Zedda The 110-ft catamaran Gitana 13 may have left New York yesterday on a nonstop record attempt to San Francisco via Cape Horn. (We were unable to confirm departure time by today’s ‘Lectronic Latitude, but…