Second Wave Faces Light Wind Challenges
The third day of the 2022 Pacific Cup arrives with no shortage of action. A second wave of boats is now on the race course and sailing to Hawaii.
Read moreThe third day of the 2022 Pacific Cup arrives with no shortage of action. A second wave of boats is now on the race course and sailing to Hawaii.
Read moreRight now, there is a blob of, well, no wind sitting directly between San Francisco and Hawaii. Our racing fleet is dealing with it by trying to go around it, of course. While the…
Read moreThis is a story of success, not failure. Two boats are out early on.
Read moreNearly twenty-four hours into the 2022 Pacific Cup, the first wave of twenty starters are now well out of the Gate and past the Farallones in what surely been a long and…
Read moreOur first twenty starters: the Ocean Navigator, Double-handed 1, and cruising divisions started in light air and a modest ebb.
Read moreFrom a high point of 90 boats plus a waiting list, natural attrition, plus a few pandemic-driven issues, have pared our entry list to 63. "It's around what we expected," says PCYC Commodore Jim…
Read moreUntil about a week ago, it was looking like an "old school" Pac Cup. Heavy on the 40-ish foot boats, with a larger than usual (21) share of double-handed entries.
One of our environmental partners, the Ocean Voyages Institute, has committed to removing a million pounds of plastic from the ocean!
Read moreApril 7, 2020 - SAN FRANCISCO -- Race organizers for the 2020 Pacific Cup race from San Francisco to Hawaii have announced their decision to cancel the 2020 race, wi…
Read moreOcean racing between California and Hawaii has a long and storied history. This exciting and beautiful passage has been luring intrepid racers…