Monthly Archives: January 2007

The Coast Guard planned to call off its search early Thursday for an acclaimed computer scientist whose sailboat has disappeared off Northern California.
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The Coast Guard planned to call off its search early Thursday for an acclaimed computer scientist lost on the waters off Northern California even as some of the computer industry’s top minds joined the hunt.
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SAN FRANCISCO The Coast Guard planned to call off its search Wednesday for an acclaimed computer scientist lost on the waters off Northern California even as some of the computer industry’s top minds joined the …
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The U.S. Coast Guard today reported a second possible sighting of Jim Gray’s sailboat late Tuesday.
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The U.S. Coast Guard’s extensive search for missing San Francisco sailor Jim Gray is still inconclusive, although a fisherman reported seeing a boat with sails down in the area of Double Point Tuesday evening, …
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Crew members aboard Alinghi, owned and skippered by defending America’s Cup team owner Ernesto Bertarelli, race their boat to clinch an overall regatta Farr 40-class victory at Acura Key West 2007 in Key West, …
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The 2007 J/24 National Championship will bring a fleet of world class sailors to Jacksonville, Florida.   There are currently more than 5,000 J/24 sailboats competing in 30 countries around the world.  This regatta will bring together J/24 sailors … Continue reading →

The fourth day of the 2007 World Championship being sailed out of Brighton and Redcliff Yacht Club, in Adelaide, South Australia. Race 6 and the forecast was to be a 15-20kn sea breeze. The morning dawned with a strong … Continue reading →

Torvar Mirsky and his crew from the Royal Perth Yacht Club, continued their impressive performance today in the Warren Jones Youth Regatta on the Swan River, increasing their margin at the top of the leaderboard. The Fremantle based skipper … Continue reading →