Transpac Photos
Pre-race interview
7/9/2007
N33°43.435' W118°12.7'
Alsumar,
a 1934 yacht built in Brooklyn,
on the day 1 start.
7/9/2007
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The Day 1 Start
7/9/2007
Between the Sheets,
winner of the Aloha A division,
shortly before the start.
7/9/2007
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The Girls (and guy) of Cirrus,
winners of Aloha B division,
five minutes after the start.
7/9/2007
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Morning Light, the boat in the movie
(coming Summer 2008).
7/9/2007
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Pywacket, the fastest to Hawaii.
7/12/2007
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Long Beach Cranes
7/12/2007
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Our most excellent zero flag.
7/12/2007
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Pyewacket was out for the day 2 start.
7/12/2007
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Pyewacket
7/12/2007
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All wound up.
7/12/2007
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This is what our spinnaker used to look like.
7/14/2007
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Sails on the Horizon.
7/14/2007
N29°38.281' W120°59.722'
Ho'okolohe was just behind us at the finish.
7/27/2007
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Mike and Bob after the finish.
7/27/2007
Honolulu!
7/28/2007
Some of the fast boats, in Honolulu.
Magnitude 80 was second behind Pyewacket.
42-year-old Ragtime finished its 14th Transpac.
7/28/2007
7/28/2007
Leilani was our excellent hostess in Honolulu.
7/28/2007
This boat was not in Transpac.
7/28/2007
Kai sailed with us after the race.
7/28/2007