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Ocean Racing Entry Deadlines

May 26, 2010
Thanks to everyone who took the time to send us their feedback on ocean racing entry deadlines. It was too late to get them in the June issue and we simply didn’t have room for all the responses here. More »
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Singlehanded Farallones & Entry Deadlines

May 21, 2010
Our Wednesday posting regarding this weekend’s Singlehanded Farallones Race got some feedback, specifically with regard to the the quote from Coast Guard LCDR DesaRae Janszen that "singlehanded races to the Farallones are one of the most dangerous races on the West Coast." More »

Last, but Still Loved

May 14, 2010
It was a wild time down at the docks in old St. Barth in the French West Indies this morning, as MemoireStBarth.com and Groupe Bel, the last two of the 25 doublehanded entries in the TransAt AG2R La Mondiale, crossed the finish line at the entrance of the port of Gustavia just seconds apart. More »

Crewed Farallones Gets Weird

May 10, 2010
Peter Stoneberg’s Formula 40 Shadow blasts under the Gate on the way to posting an elapsed time of just under six hours in the Full Crew Farallones Race. © Erik Simonson With the Spinnaker Cup just a few short weeks away, the OYRA’s Full Crew Farallones Race brought out a high-quality fleet of boats for what many people expected would be a breeze-on, pound-out, surf-back, 58-mile trip around the Rockpile. More »

Will AC 34 Be Sailed on the Bay?

May 7, 2010
Russell Coutts and Vincenzo Onorato have a plan for the 34th America’s Cup. We hope it involves the Bay. © Gilles Martin-Raget “Every candidate city knows that a very strong case has already been put forward by San Francisco.” More »

The Better-Than-Great Vallejo Race

May 3, 2010
The fleet stretched far and wide on Saturday’s slide to Vallejo. © Erik Simonson The 2010 Great Vallejo Race wasn’t just great, it was downright awesome. As the opener for the Party Circuit, and the official YRA season opener, this is one of those events that’s on just about everyone’s calendar. More »

Are You Going to Vallejo?

April 30, 2010
Saturday could look a lot like this, albeit with more breeze. © Peter Lyons The party hats and hangover kits are being packed, and the division splits are up, because its time for The Great Vallejo Race. More »

Ski/Sail Gets Banner Conditions

April 28, 2010
The Laser and Vanguard 15 fleets get mixed up on Lake Tahoe at Ski/Sail. © Darren Kramer Eleven Lasers and eight Vanguard 15s showed up at Lake Tahoe this weekend for Ski/Sail the one-of-a-kind triathlon regatta you won’t find anywhere else. More »

Clipper Racers Head For Panama

April 21, 2010
California gnashes out the Gate just after the start of the Clipper ‘Round the World Race’s Race 8. latitude/Rob
© Latitude 38 Media, LLC The 160 sailors on the nine boats in the Clipper ‘Round The World Race fleet got a parting gift of largely sunny skies and a 20- to 25-knot clearing breeze yesterday for the start of their 3,329-mile leg to Panama. More »

Clipper Race Restarts Tomorrow

April 19, 2010
Spirit of Australia gets in a shakedown cruise this weekend. She and eight other Clippers will start the next leg of the Race tomorrow evening at 6 p.m. Head on down! More »