Racing
Short Sightings — News Pulled From the Dock Box
From Sausalito to the Oakland Estuary, Long Beach to Panama, the news from West Coast sailing spreads worldwide.
Earth Day Reminds Us Why Sailors Will Save the Planet
The past sunny, sailing weekend reminded us why sailors will save the world.
Pacific Cup Profiles: Chris Maher and the Olson 34 ‘Keaka’
The Maher family has done a lot of sailing together. The next trip is father Chris, son Patrick and their crew on the Pacific Cup.
2024 PCCSC Open Team Championship Crosses Tacks With the ‘Robert G. Brownlee’
The PCCSC's recent Open Team Racing Championship produced epic sailing action, and an encounter with the 90-ft 'Robert G. Brownlee.'
Compete Against 100 Boats in a 37-Race Series on the Estuary
The biggest racing series in San Francisco Bay is underway. Organizers expect to score 100 boats against one another in a 37-race series.
Good Jibes #138: Robbie Haines on Leading a Winning Racing Program
This week’s host, John Arndt, chats with Robbie Haines, an Olympic champion and winner of seven world championships on four different classes of boats.
Short Sightings: Newsbites and Current Events From the West Coast
Today we take some short tacks up the Cityfront with newsbites and upcoming events washing across the tidelands of our desktop.Â
Stormy Doublehanded Farallones Succesful for Some, Not so Great for Others
BAMA's Doublehanded Farallones Race was a true test of mettle this year, dishing out 25-35 knots of southerly storm winds.
High School Northern League Championship Sails in Redwood City
The first annual Northern League Championship was held in Redwood City and won by Redwood High School.
Incomplete Coverage: A Partial Eclipse of Sailing News
Even the moon can't cover it all everywhere but, like the moon, we cover a percentage of the news — the sailing news!
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