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All over the Bay Area today, the March issue of Latitude 38 will be distributed to chandleries, yacht clubs and marinas. Spend the weekend reading about a record-breaking cat, a fun and fickle fiasco, a circumnavigator’s worst injury, and so much more.
Gitana 13 Breaks New York to San Francisco Record
Gitana 13 slides into San Francisco at the end of her 43-day run from New York. latitude/JR©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC The 110-ft catamaran Gitana 13 slipped quietly under the Golden Gate this morning, the end of her record-setting 14,000-mile record sail from New York attended by only a handful of local boats. In light…
Mag 80 Takes PV Record
Doug Baker and his Mag 80 crew took six hours off the old PV record when they crossed the line at 4 a.m. SDYC Vallarta Race©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC Doug Baker’s Magnitude 80 finished the San Diego to Puerto Vallarta race just after four this morning, taking six hours off the course record when she crossed the…
The Geja ‘Torch’ is Passed Along
Andrew Vik, seen here at Isla San Francisco aboard the Beneteau 38 Sea Fox that he co-skippered in the ’06 Ha-Ha, has bought the Islander 36 Geja in the Med. Andrew Vik©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC "I’m the lucky reader who purchased the Islander 36 Geja, currently in Italy, from San Franciscans Eli and Sara…
Gitana 13 on Track to Arrive Thursday
Gitana 13, the 110-ft French catamaran that left New York on January 16, will pass under the Golden Gate tomorrow, Thursday, February 28. Exactly when depends on how well the 10-man crew negotiates the often fickle breeze of the Pacific in winter — and how much fickle breeze there is. The latest estimate as…