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Only 28,000 Miles to Go
The charge of the light brigade – nearly 40 boats crossed the starting line at this year’s World ARC Rally.© 2008 Terry Drew "We were off St. Lucia in the Eastern Caribbean on Wednesday for the start of the World ARC around the world rally," report Terry and Evelyn Drew of the Santa Cruz /…
Making the World a Smaller Place
Franck Cammas’ Groupama 3 is already ahead of the pace on its Jules Verne Trophy attempt. © Yvan Zedda Franck Cammas’ 105-ft trimaran Groupama 3 is already slightly ahead of Orange II‘s 2005 record pace, when skipper Bruno Peyron and his crew of 13 rounded the world in 50 days, 16 hours. Only 24 hours…
Great News for Cruisers in Ecuador
Tripp Martin, harbormaster at Ecuador’s Puerto Amistad YC, reports some welcome news from that part of the world. "For the past four months, Puerto Amistad, Puerto Lucia, Salinas YC, Guayaquil YC, the Ecuadorian Yachting Association, Ministry of Tourism, and the Navy have all been working together to reform the rules changes in order to make…
Lone Fox Wins St. Martin Classic
With a reefed main and mizzen, Lone Fox displays her winning form between St. Martin and Anguilla. St. Martin Classic Regatta©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC Lone Fox, the classic Robert Clark 65-ft ketch built for Colonel Whitbread nearly a half century ago, but now owned by Ira Epstein of Bolinas, won overall honors in last…
World ARC Starts Today
Thirty-five monohulls and six multihulls are departing St. Lucia today on the 15-month World ARC cruise around the world. This is the fifth around-the-world event for the World Cruising Club, which has also had 3,000 of their boats cross the Atlantic in the ARCs (Atlantic Rally for Cruisers) since 1984. Jim Candela of the Sarasota-based…