Entries by Paul Cayard

U.S. yacht wins final regatta leg

Published: June 18, 2006 GOTEBORG, Sweden The U.S. yacht Pirates of the Caribbean won the ninth and final leg of the Volvo Ocean Race on Saturday, while the Dutch entry ABN AMRO One took overall honors for the grueling around-the-world regatta. The No. 1 Dutch yacht, skippered by Mike Sanderson, was last in the six- […]

It is over

Seahorse August 2006 It is over. As I said in my last article, “a lot can and will happen” between NY and the finish in Gothenberg. I think what happened was beyond all of our expectations. The very unfortunate loss of Hans Horrevoets and the sinking of movistar were almost too much to take in […]

Free Form Test

Testing the Body of the Report Add, to see if this is what I want it to be, and Formats the Paragraphs the way I want to see them One Break Two Breaks Three Breaks Line Break

Perfect Weekend – Paul Cayard

Travelling as much as I do, just sleeping in my own bed is part of my perfect weekend. Saturday, I get up pretty early. I’ll go for an hour-long run with Poppy, my yellow Labrador, on the hill where we live, Mount Tamalpais, near San Francisco. Then I’ll come home, make a cappuccino and read […]

TP 52 Update

We managed to finish 5th in the last race of the Castellon TPO 52 regatta. It was a good placing, the only shame of it was that we were second at the first mark and should have stayed up there. We finished 9th over all out of 21 which is not what we had hoped […]

TP-52 Update

Today was the “Offshore” race of the Castellon Serries. It was about 25 miles and really was just a bunch of 3 mile legs close to the shore. Onboard Lexus Atalanti, we managed to have our best result so far in the series, a 5th. Mean Machine of Holland, with Pirates crew member Dirk de […]

TP 52 Update-July 6th, 2006

Another tough day for us on Atalanti. I haven’t seen the results but they could not have been good for us. John Kostecki and the guys on Caixia Galaicia had a good day finishing second in one race. The wind was a bit softer than yesterday only just reaching 10 knots at its max. The […]