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Racing Underway at KWRW
The sailing at Key West Race Week finally got underway yesterday after high winds forced organizers to cancel Monday’s scheduled races. After three races in the highly competitive 46-boat Melges 24 class, Tiburon’s Peter Lane on Brick House is in 9th place. "Key West has turned into an international event," Lane told Latitude. "I think…
Gitana 13 Crosses Equator
This morning, at 7:24 GMT — less than a week after leaving New York — the 110-ft catamaran Gitana 13 crossed the Equator. That’s about 3,200 miles in 6.5 days, an average of just under 500 miles a day. In case you haven’t heard yet, G-13 and her 10-man crew are trying to break the…
Cruisers Converge on Zihua
Although SailFest’s focus is on fundraising and shoreside fun, fleet members also test their racing prowess. © sailfest 07 The biggest buzz within the Mexico cruising community this month is about the 7th annual Zihuatanejo SailFest, which is expected to draw a hundred foreign boats to this tranquil coastal town. Dubbed a ‘SailFest’ rather than…
‘Global Cooling’ in Mexico?
With all the talk about global warming, cruisers in Mexico are wondering why it’s been so cold — since about the 10th of December — compared to other seasons. "It’s been the coldest in the four years that I’ve been down here," reports Tom Hoffman of the San Francisco-based Peterson 44 Persistence from Puerto Vallarta.…
Photo of the Day: Incroyable!
Francis Joyon arrives in Brest, flares lit. © Liot-Vapillon/DPPI Idec Just 57 days, 13 hours, 34 minutes and 6 seconds after starting from Brest, France, Francis Joyon finished his record attempt in the wee hours of Sunday morning, then took a well-earned victory nap before greeting the 2,000-strong crowd of well-wishers that gathered to welcome…