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Don’t Ditch the Ditch Run

Sure, the forecast is calling for a 70% chance of rain tomorrow. And, sure, the wind is supposed to reach a whopping 10 knots — from the SE, no less. But those are lousy reasons to miss the 21st Annual Delta Ditch Run, a 67-mile normally downind run from Richmond YC to Stockton Sailing Club. More »

Special ‘Lectronic: A Cup News

If you’ve been planning on playing hookey anytime in the near future, you might want to save it for next week. Oracle Racing will have two AC45s on the water here starting next Monday. More »
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AC 45s Coming to the Bay

As recently as a few months ago, it was looking like the Bay Area would miss the the spectacle of the AC 45s altogether. Given a schedule that saw no official activity on the Bay until August of next year — coinciding with the arrival of the AC 72s — it seemed as if the closest the AC 45s would get to sailing here was the proposed Youth America’s Cup. More »
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Artemis is Challenger of Record

Swedish Billionaire Torbjorn Tornqvist’s Artemis Racing has taken over the reins as the new Challenger of Record for the 34th America’s Cup. Yesterday’s announcement followed on the heels of last week’s withdrawal of Vincenzo Onorato’s Mascalzone Latino team and its hailing yacht club, the Club Nautico di Roma. More »
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AC News, Weekend Racing Preview

The America’s Cup machine has been in high gear recently, with teams sailing their AC45s in the "test event" you can check out in the video below:  
  The test event must have been so encouraging that Samsara decided to knock things back to size, with a pretty demoralizing development. More »

Blubber in the Rigging

When racing offshore, such as in the Oregon International Offshore Race from Astoria, OR to Victoria, BC, there are always plenty of safety concerns. But getting clobbered by a breaching humpback whale isn’t usually one of them. More »

Little Boat Weekend Racing Wrap-up

John Liebenberg crosses the finish line during the 58th annual Bullship Race. © RYC Photo John Liebenberg proved on Saturday that age and wisdom never miss an opportunity to beat up on youth, when he beat 31 other El Toros to win the 58th Annual Bullship Race. More »

Sailor of the Month

Paul Sutchek and Richard vonEhrenkrook have taken home a lot of hardware over the last few years. latitude/Rob
© Latitude 38 Media, LLC The 2011 Northern California Sailing Calendar and YRA Master Schedule is not only a great resource for planning your racing, it’s also where you’ll find Latitude‘s Sailor of the Month. More »

Weekend Racing Wrap-up/Preview

OYRA President Andy Newell’s Santana 35 Ahi on the way back in from the Lightbucket on Saturday. © Erik Simonson The Easter Bunny won out over the racing schedule this weekend, and the only big thing going on was the OYRA season opener, the Crewed Lightship #1. More »
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Taking a Nose Dive

From April 12-15, StFYC organized a training clinic for sailors planning to compete in the Laser Masters Worlds to be held on the Bay August 5-13. Coach Javier ‘Rulo’ Borojovich from the acclaimed Laser Training Center in Cabarete, Dominican Republic worked with 12 sailors in classic summer conditions on the Bay to get them ready for the regatta. More »