Big week-end ahead.
In the un-aptly named Pacific, Ian isn’t slowed down too much by his torn mainsail, and Jeremy has resumed his course towards Cape Horn after the front yesterday. 600 miles from the rock, he is a little further east than he would like but keeps a good distance to the Chilean coastline: 250 miles, or 5 times more than Abhilash at the same latitude! Unlike his Atlantic mates, he can count on accurate weather information.
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Minnehaha Continues Leading The Slow Ascent North
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Minnehaha Continues The Track North
Big week-end ahead.
In the un-aptly named Pacific, Ian isn’t slowed down too much by his torn mainsail,... -
A Challenging 3 Bridge Fiasco Provided A Bit Of Most Everything
The 2023 Single Handed Sailing Society's 3 Bridge Fiasco will be remembered for a number of things, the cold weather,
the big ebb and very light winds at the start, the persistent Tule fog that hug the course in some very dense sections and the late clearing
and building breeze that finally appeared much later than many had hoped for. But also for the large number of DNC's and DNF's, more than 1/3 the fleet of 315 registered boats. But for those who managed to persevere and complete... -
2023 Three Bridge Fiasco: The PD Edge
City Front Currents
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Rough Start For Golden Globe Sailors
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As expected, the GGR fleet has split into two as the wind kicked in: a group of five led by Damien Guillou and Tapio Lehtinen are heading west in 25-30 knots of south westerly and 3-4 metre waves, while the rest led by Pat Lawless, Simon Curwen and Kirsten Neuch?fer are heading towards the Galician coastline in confused seas and 15-20 knots of wind. Some electrical problems for Ertan Beskardes who has had a short circuit... -
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A Rough Start For Golden Globe Fleet
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in NewsThe Boss Backs The Canadian Ocean Racing Team
Today, Canadian Scott Shawyer launched Canada Ocean Racing, a new offshore sailing team. Shawyer will compete in the solo, non-stop round the world race, the Vendee Globe, aiming to become the first Canadian to complete the pinnacle event in offshore sailing, widely regarded as the toughest sporting challenge on the planet.
Backed by renowned British sailor Alex Thomson, Shawyer’s campaign aims to lead and inspire... -
249 And Counting... The 3 Bridge Fiasco Is Upon Us!
If you are not signed up, then best get on it!:
https://www.jibeset.net/JACKY000.php?RG=T004563020
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Jan 29th Is The Day To Get Your Fiasco On!
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All Wrapped Up At Point Pinole
Charging Towards The Sisters...
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Round The Rocks Returns
Registration is now open for the 2020 SSS Round the Rocks Race on Saturday August 8th! Note that there will be both Singlehanded... -
5 Capes Sailing: Corona Free
April 14
So THIS article hit the internet yesterday on Yahoo Lifestyle and the ShoreTeam has been overwhelmed with all the comments... -
NY Vendée-Les Sables d'Olonne Attracts 27 Sailors
2020 New York-Vendée-Les Sables d’Olonne Transatlantic Race
27 skippers registered for the warm-up for the Vendée Globe
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Technical Issues And Tradewinds
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Mini Transat Now Just 5 Days Out
- Five days to go till the 22nd Mini-Transat La Boulangère
- The Prologue postponed until Friday
- The Mini-Transat,...