Sailing in the Times of Pandemic
While the current health drama unfolds we’ll do our best to keep this page up to date with news that we feel impacts our readers. Disclaimer: There is no way for it to be comprehensive or completely up to date but we’ll do our best to keep it helpful and as current as possible. If you have news you think we should post email it to [email protected]. We’ll do our best to include given time and resource constraints.
Latest News and Information
Sea chanteys are no longer just for the old salts. The brave new world of doing everything virtually has brought them to Gen Z.
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The regional conditions and shelter-in-place requirement means that race committee boats and competitor boats must be from the same household.
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Freedom and escape from the chaos ashore are two of the most alluring reasons to sail on the Bay. If you escaped this weekend, send us some pics!
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The SSS board has decided to change the upcoming Three Bridge Fiasco race to Singlehanded only and will not have a Doublehanded division.
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Dustin (Dusty) Adams’ photos of his Thanksgiving sail around around Moss Landing are proof that you can have fun sailing in light air.
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As Bay Area (and beyond) stay-at-home orders continue (indefinitely for now), regatta organizers have scrambled to adjust.
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Although stopped and resting, Sparrow’s and Whitall Stokes’ adventure continues from shore rather than at sea.
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Cruisers are on hold up and down the west coast of the Americas as they wait for the South Pacific island nations to reopen.
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Yacht Racing Association Issues New Guidelines for 2021
One of the big challenges for race committees has been understanding the ever-changing guidelines regarding what’s allowed in the Bay Area. Thanks to the Yacht Racing Association, that’s now become somewhat easier.
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