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  • A Quick Jaunt To Bermuda For Boudicca

    A Quick Jaunt To Bermuda For Boudicca

    Richard Moody's Boudicca Wins Line Honors in 2023 Marion Bermuda Race




    In the early morning light on Monday, Richard Moody’s Boudicca crossed the Marion Bermuda Race finish line off of St. David’s Lighthouse, having sailed a total of 705 miles in just 2 days, 17 hours, 26 minutes, 27 seconds.

    This incredible performance beats the previous record, set in 2011 by the 76-foot Briand Sloop Lilla, owned by Simon and Nancy DiPietro, which was 2
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  • Time Running Out On Missing Submersible

    Time Running Out On Missing Submersible


    By Emily Olson For NPR: https://www.npr.org/2023/06/20/11831...hamish-harding

    As of Tuesday afternoon, international rescue crews are still searching the North Atlantic for a submersible vessel that was taking five people to view the wreckage from the Titanic.

    Authorities estimate there's only enough oxygen in the sub for those onboard to survive less than two days.

    Here's what we know.

    When and where did the vessel go missing?
    'Tiny
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  • Pleasant Conditions Prevail At Block Island Race Week

    Pleasant Conditions Prevail At Block Island Race Week

    Block Island Race Week’s 30th edition, presented by Margaritaville, had “champagne conditions” for the first day of racing, North Sails Race Day, on all three race circles.



    Racing got off on time after boats poured out of the Great Salt Pond spit from Champlin’s Resort and Marina, the Boat Basin and Payne’s Dock to form the infamous “boat parade” heading for the start lines.

    From the crew on Ohana, the words to describe the day were
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  • From Despair To Jubilation

    From Despair To Jubilation

    Cal Maritime: from tragedy to support within the Transpac community:

    June 19, 2023 -- Los Angeles, CA -- On Thursday, June 8th, the support trailer for the Cal Maritime’s Andrews 77 entry of the same name in the 2023 Transpac was reported stolen to the Port of Los Angeles police. In this trailer were the sails for the boat and other valuable equipment, undoubtedly of no use whatsoever to the thieves. This immediately put the team of 13 cadets, alumni cadets and coaches at jeopardy
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  • A Fastnet Warmup At RORC Morgan Cup

    A Fastnet Warmup At RORC Morgan Cup

    Morgan Cup Race Report

    RYS Line Cowes – Dartmouth (Approx. 112nm)

    Start: Friday 16 June 2023

    Organised by the Royal Ocean Racing Club in association with the Royal Thames YC, the Royal Dart YC, and the Royal Yacht Squadron.



    91 boats crossed the Royal Yacht Squadron Line for the Morgan Cup Race from Cowes to Dartmouth. A weak sea breeze and a favourable tide got the fleet away to a smooth start to the east, but as the front runners
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  • Malama Has Departed The Hague

    Malama Has Departed The Hague

    In brief:

    11th Hour Racing Team has left The Hague, The Netherlands, bound for Genoa, Italy.

    The “race-within-a-race” is now on for the team to deliver the boat to Genoa in time for the In-Port Race on July 1

    Routing for the 2,500 nautical mile delivery currently has team arriving on June 30
    
    Skipper, Enright: “We are very tight on time, but we will do everything we can to get to Genoa to join the rest of the fleet for
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  • A Rapid Recovery For Malama

    A Rapid Recovery For Malama

    The Hague, The Netherlands
    Sunday, June 18, 2023



    11th Hour Racing Team has announced its plan to deliver its 60-foot race boat, Mālama, to Genoa, Italy, after the huge collision during the inshore section of the Leg 7 start, which saw the team forced to retire from the final leg of The Ocean Race 2022-23. 11th Hour Racing Team’s boat was hit by competitor GUYOT environnement - Team Europe just 17 minutes into the start of the leg, on its port side, leaving
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  • Working Hard To Get Back In The Race

    Working Hard To Get Back In The Race



    It might be hard to believe, given the scale of disappointment felt yesterday but these images were taken just an hour after the team docked back into The Hague.
    "The team is okay. It's been a tough afternoon but the most important thing is that everyone's okay," says Team CEO Mark Towill. "In my opinion, we've got one of the best tech teams in the world, so they're diagnosing exactly where we're at so we can make a plan."
    When the going gets tough...
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  • Breaking: Guyot Delivers Suicided Blow To Malalma

    Breaking: Guyot Delivers Suicided Blow To Malalma




    1833 local time -- COLLISION between GUYOT envrionnement and 11th Hour Racing Team... all crew look to be ok but there is damage to both boats.







    1824 local time -- A passing move by GUYOT environnement - Team Europe, slipping inside on Team Malizia to grab third place on the short second leg...

    1850 local time -- Both 11th Hour Racing Team and GUYOT will return to harbour... Meanwhile, Team Holcim-PRB, Team Malizia
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    Last edited by Photoboy; 06-15-2023, 12:11 PM.

  • We Brake For Whales Rings The Bell!

    We Brake For Whales Rings The Bell!



    Team We Brake For Whales arrived this morning around 7am, for a time of 5 days, 18 hours, 59 minutes and an undisclosed number of baked goods.

    Congratulations, Team We Brake For Whales!






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  • One Month And One Cape In
    by Photoboy




    Thanksgiving At Sea, And The Realities Of The Southern Ocean: Captains log, Episode 8

    Shipyard Brewing blog

    Friday December 1, 2023

    A day of milestones



    There are a number of milestones to be celebrated and reflected upon in this entry. I have now been out here at sea for more than a month. Shipyard Brewing and I have now passed the 1/4 way mark in this long journey of ours; on the theoretical route at least....
    Yesterday, 10:14 PM
  • Ruyant Nips Thompson's 24 Hour Mono Record
    by Photoboy




    With more than 2200 nautical miles still to sail, at least two more low pressure systems before a timely finish into Lorient expected Saturday, there is still a long, long way to go on the Retour a La Base solo Transatlantic from Martinique to France.



    But as Thomas ‘The Rocket’ Ruyant (For People) scythed his way into third place today - setting a new solo 24 hour distance record - the podium positions are now held by the top three finishers on the
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    Yesterday, 05:46 PM
  • Women's' Team For American Magic Announced
    by Photoboy
    New York Yacht Club American Magic Announces Women's Team for the Puig Women’s America’s Cup 2024



    New York Yacht Club American Magic proudly introduces the groundbreaking women's team set to make history while representing the United States at the Puig Women’s America’s Cup, scheduled from October 10 to 16 in Barcelona, Spain.

    Among the half-dozen athletes on the squad are four Olympians, two former winners of US Sailing’s Rolex Yachtswoman
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    Yesterday, 03:09 PM
  • The Migration North Continues
    by Photoboy




    Until tomorrow evening, the head of the fleet will continue its progress to the North. It is only after the anticyclone has bypassed that they will begin to move towards the East and have to deal with depressions. In the meantime, everyone is increasing their intensity and resisting conditions that are not always pleasant. State of play as Jean Le Cam arrived in Martinique this afternoon.





    Everyone has their own rush, everyone has
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    12-02-2023, 03:38 PM
  • Keeping It Clean In The Southern Ocean
    by Photoboy


    After about 10 days in the Southern Ocean, I wake up this morning to the boat broaching. I stop her from broaching only to realize it is freezing outside! The sun is up, it comes up around 4am UTC, there are some cumulus clouds floating about but what broached the boat was a little squall bringing 26 knots after a night of 18-20knots. The boat doesn’t like the sudden change in breeze strength and direction making her wipe out slightly. It’s a gentle broach and easily fixed...
    12-02-2023, 02:06 PM
  • Retour a la Base: 30 Imoca's Singlehanded Transatlantic
    by Photoboy
    BETWEEN SQUALLS AND LIGHT TRADE WINDS, A “STICKY” START!
    11/30/2023





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    all images: Anne Beauge / Return to the Base


    They were in a hurry to head home! At precisely 12 p.m. (5 p.m. Paris time), in the bay of Fort-de-France, 30 of the 32 solo sailors engaged in this first edition of the Return to La Base spectacularly gathered on the line, for a contact start which did not fail to raise the excitement
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    12-01-2023, 02:02 PM
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