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California Condor Spotted in Tiburon

The boat, not the bird. Mikey Radziejowski goes out on a limb — er, boom — trying to heel California Condor off the mud. © 2018 Erik Simonson Buzz Blackett and Mikey Radziejowski were sailing Buzz’s Antrim Class 40 California Condor in the Round the Rocks Race on Saturday when their 10-ft keel found — not rocks, fortunately — but mud. More »

Meet the Experts at Our Boat Show Booth

Martin assembles the WinchRite booth in Richmond’s historic Craneway Pavilion, where Fords were formerly assembled. latitude/Annie
©2018 Latitude 38 Media, LLC Even as we post this, many hands are making light work of heavy lifting, setting up for the Pacific Sail & Power Boat Show in Richmond, opening tomorrow at 10 a.m. More »

Dean Barker Wins Ficker Cup

Dean Barker dominated the 2018 Ficker Cup to win the Grade Two World Sailing regatta and advance to the Congressional Cup, which will start this Wednesday. Also qualifying for the Congo Cup is Johnie Berntsson of Sweden, who finished second in the three-day regatta hosted by Long Beach Yacht Club. More »

Major Eye Candy Alert

A visual treat from Day 2 of racing in Les Voiles de St. Barth. © Christophe Jouany The ninth Les Voiles de St. Barth has enjoyed two days of spectacular racing, with photo galleries and videos posted on the event’s website, www.lesvoilesdesaintbarth.com. More »

Racing and Rigging and Meetings

The Yacht Racing Association of San Francisco Bay will present a seminar this Wednesday, April 11, on Preparing Your Boat and Crew for Racing. Encinal Yacht Club in Alameda will host the event starting at 7 p.m. More »

What’s New at the Boat Show

Marina Bay Yacht Harbor, all decked out for the Pacific Sail & Power Boat Show. latitude/Chris
© Latitude 38 Media, LLC The Pacific Sail & Power Boat Show will return to Richmond on April 19-22; we’ll be there and hope you will be too. More »

Happy 406 Day

It’s not 4/20 yet, but it is 4/06.  The United States Coast Guard will not be celebrating the former, but they are celebrating the latter. April 6 is known to the Coasties as 406 MHz Day, calling attention to the importance of emergency position indicating radio beacons (known to sailors far and wide as EPIRBs). More »