Posts by John Arndt
First Weekend of Summer and the Singlehanded Transpac
Summertime sailing starts this weekend, with some heading solo to Hawaii and some simply sailing the Bay. There are many ways to sail on these long summer days.
Ocean Race Boat Rams Orca, or Orca Rams Boat?
Is it the boat's fault or the whale's fault? This boat was just minding its own business and now has evidence of foul — no — whale play.
Summer Solstice is Today, Summer Sailstice This Weekend
The days go by quickly, but one day has more daylight than any other: the solstice. It's happening today.
Celebrating Juneteenth With Sailors of Every Color
Regardless of your views on sailing's heritage, we believe it really is for everyone, and we are grateful to the organizations and people making diversity and inclusion a reality.
SailGP Chicago Raced in a Windless Windy City
SailGP finished the first event of Season 4 in Chicago. The windy city wasn't windy, but sailing competition still creates nail-biting moments.
Collision Halts 11th Hour Racing at the Start of Leg 7 in The Ocean Race
A port-starboard accident at the start of the seventh leg of The Ocean Race has knocked out race leader 11th Hour Racing.
Racing to Cruise in the Delta Ditch Run
While everyone who races up the Delta would like to win, many who race up are really planning to go cruising.
Tomorrow Is World Ocean Day — What Can We Do To Help?
As sailors, we recognize the role the ocean plays in our lives, but we can go deeper than just sailing across its surface.
June Begins with a Magical Full-Moon Summer Weekend
It was a pretty perfect weekend to start the month of June, and there's lots more great sailing ahead. We hope to see you out there.
Tiburon’s China Cabin Connection to the Webb Institute
There are many sailing artifacts below the surface of the Bay, and others ringing the Bay. One rests on stilts in Tiburon.
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