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5O5s, Stars, Wing Foiling
California sailors remain fast around the buoys with world and national champions in Sweden, San Diego and San Francisco Bay.
Ecological Research
When it comes to quirky floating things, we imagine the boaters of S.F. Bay have very nearly seen it all. But what about the floating platform that appeared at the entrance to Clipper Cove last week?
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Sailing's A Breeze in the NW
Sunshine, variable winds and channel fog set the stage for the 54th annual Shaw Island Classic, hosted by San Juan Island Yacht Club on August 10.
Thread Bare
"Some Like It Hot" T-shirts need replacing every couple of decades or so.
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Join the 32nd Women's Sailing Seminar on September 27-29.
Have a Hobie Day
Sailing in Mexico is not all about cruising. There's lots of racing, including Hobie Cats at the Cummins Cup.
The Sounds of Sailing
The 'Good Jibes' team is back from vacation and on deck, ready to serve up the best of sailing with stories and tips about cruising, racing, adventure, exploration or just plain sailing.Â
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This year’s show is shaping up to be a doozy with over 200 sailboats and more than 550 exhibitors.
What in the bejesus
A stalled engine led to disassembling a fuel hose, and the discovery of … something very unusual: an organic creature inside the fuel line.
End of an Era
The storied Med. cruiser, the Islander 36 'Geja', is sailing through her last summer with current owner Andrew Vik, who says he's finally ready to pass the torch.
The News Cyclone
The latest from the 2024 hurricane season.
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Beauty in Motion
The Belvedere Classic Regatta and the Great San Francisco Schooner Race took place amidst perfect Bay Area sailing conditions.
Unmoored
Saildrone's 'Explorer' is serving as a weather buoy off the West Coast.
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Small World Sailing
Another circumnavigation race gets set to launch in February.
173 Years of the AC
Does the 'Latitude' audience know that the 37th America's Cup is right around the corner? Does the 'Latitude' audience even care?
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Heads up! The Latitude 38 Baja Ha-Ha Fall Crew List Party is on the calendar for September 4. Save the date!
Carrying the Torch to the Finish Line
The Bay Area's Daniela Moroz has taken fourth place in the Paris Olympics' Women's Kite Sailing final.
The World Famous L38
Welcome to the August Caption Contest(!). We hope this never happens to any of our boats.
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Around the Americas
The Around the Americas voyage is a low-key, high-miles circumnavigating adventure featuring two Bay Area sailors who are also fabulous writers.
Sailing In Pictures
July was such a fun, colorful month on the Bay. These photos cover everything from SailGP to watching the sunset over the Golden Gate Bridge.
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This year’s show is shaping up to be a doozy with over 200 sailboats and more than 550 exhibitors.
An unsolved problem
The 'Bonhomme William' was on a 10-day voyage from Vilamoura, Portugal, to Greece when it was rammed by five orcas.
The Sounds of Sailing
Welcome to part three of the 'Good Jibes' summer vacation flashback series featuring chats with Olympian Daniela Moraz, offshore sailor Chuck Hawley, and historian Brian Crawford.
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Green Sailing
A Costa Rica start up is building a wooden schooner to take on the task of wind-powered cargo delivery.
From the Magazine
"Sampaguita" lacks an inboard diesel engine, the go-to power plant for most cruisers. Whatever the latest hype, fossil fuels are still king.
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Racking up the points
Sunday was Daniela Moroz's first day of racing at the Paris Olympics.
Eight Bells
Pioneering sailor, circumnavigator, and cruising lecturer Pam Wall passed away on Friday at the age of 80, inspiring an outpouring of love and gratitude.
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Blown Away
Sometimes we lament how cold the water is along the California coast, though that is precisely what protects us from hurricanes like Debby, now hitting Florida, or those now crossing the Pacific.
From the Magazine
"Our instructions were, 'Don't leave the harbor.' One day we decided we're gonna sneak out and see what happens."
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Across the Line
The American 49er team of California’s Hans Henken and Ian Barrows has captured the 2024 Paris Olympics bronze medal.
Best time of the Month
This month we bring you stories and photos from the Pacific Cup mid-ocean, 173 years of America's Cups, wooden boats, SailGP, solar-powered sailing and much more.Â
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Classic Boats on Film
Bay Area film producer Vincent Casalaina of Berkeley has shared an update of his newest work, Wind in Their Sails: Death and Resurrection.
The Long Bash Home
While waiting for a weather window to bash from Turtle Bay to Ensenada, Mexico, aboard 'Tally Ho', Rich Brazil sent us an update with a couple of changes they encountered.
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A 27 mile race from S.F. to Benicia.
Plan Ahead
Josh and Candace Williams of the Hunter Legend 375 'Nalu' share an update about bridge repairs and subsequent delays in the California Delta.
Hitting Rewind on Favorites
Welcome to another episode of 'Good Jibes' Past! While our production crew are still on vacation, we're tuning in to 'Good Jibes Past (Part 2)'.
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Bay Sightings
News from the Bay and waterfront.
Something for Everyone
The Melges 24 Pacific Coast Championship on August 3-4 will serve as a warm-up to the Worlds.
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Heads up! The Latitude 38 Baja Ha-Ha Fall Crew List Party is on the calendar for September 4. Save the date!
Happy Arrivals in Hawaii
As Pac Cup crews continued to sail into Hawaii, the finishers were greeted by the Leis and Trays Committee.
Paris 2024
Thirteen US Olympics sailors will be competing in Marseille, France, over the next week and a half, including three Bay Area locals: Daniela Moroz, Hans Henken and David Liebenberg.
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Sailors Hanging with Sailors
This year's Fall Crew List Party and Cruisers' Seminar is just around the corner and will feature Brady and Blue from Cruisers Academy and SV 'Delos', together with Ha-Ha "Assistant Poobah" Patsy Verhoeven.
An Unusual Turn of Events
'Latitude' reader John Canfield of Mendocino was surprised to see a boat under tow from four paddleboards last week.
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Racing to Leis and Mai Tais
The TP 52, 'Saga' was the first boat to finish the 2024 Pacific Cup (Pac Cup) in Kaneohe, Hawaii.
It Ain't Over Yet
What do sailors do after sailing to Mexico with the Baja Ha-Ha? Many, like Dave and Kim Wegesend, continue cruising.
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Unplugged
A sailing "voyage of discovery" is often what you discover on the inside.
From the Magazine
If there is one takeaway for San Francisco Bay's high school sailors after racing in Annapolis, it's a wish: more, please.
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